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From 13th December till 23rd December 2011 inclusive we are offering 2 nights bed and breakfast for £160.00 inclusive of breakfast and taxes at Trafford Bank . Only if you book direct and for double occupancy of the rooms, subject to availability.
Book soon to avoid disappointment.

I cannot thank everyone enough who came to our Macmillan Coffee morning in memory of my darling Koshi on 1.10.2011. We raised £2256 (and rising) plus Fraser , our brother in law, ran the Marathon in memory of Koshi for Macmillan and raised another £875 on Sunday.
Also thanks to all the companies and suppliers who generously donated such fab prizes for the raffle and auction.
Koshi will be so proud....
Oh and ths stunning cup cakes were made by Koshi's mate Kev at Leachkin Bakery , Inverness.

On 1st October my sister Ann and I are having a Macmillan Coffee Morning in memory of my darling husband Koshi. Our Macmillan nurse gave Koshi and I such comfort and help in the last few weeks of his life.

We are having a fantastic raffle and auction as so many of the companies we have dealt with over the years have been so generous.
Anta Pottery , Edinbane Pottery , The Three Chimneys. Skye and Castle Gallery to name a few plus many of the restaurants in Inverness, plus other suppliers of THE fab things we promote at Trafford Bank.

The coffee morning is at Trafford Bank and starts at 11 am on that Saturday.

Last year Koshi decided to plant a rose garden in front of our house and dug out all the herbs and planted some roses. Since his death many of my family and our friends have planted roses in his memory. The one I planted is called "Absolutely Fabulous" as was my Koshi and here is a recent photo of it..

Fraser, our brother in law, is running in this years Loch Ness marathon for Macmillan Cancer care who helped Koshi and I so much over the last few months. The run is a tribute to Koshi. I hope everyone will give generously.

I have also decided to donate a percentage of our takings to Pancreatic Cancer Research to help in some small way to find a cure for this awful disease, again in memory of my beautiful husband and best friend who fought this disease so bravely.