The group got messy for St Luke’s Hospice, Harrow.
Raising funds for good causes
On Saturday 7 November, three members of staff from Henry Paul Funeral Service, Ruislip, took part in the Mud Run in aid of St Luke’s Hospice, Harrow.
The event started at Bannister Outdoor Sports Centre and took the participants over a 5k course through the countryside where they had to negotiate pond dips and a slip 'n' slide.
Funeral director, Pamela Wise, and funeral service operatives, John Wise and Paul Keen, were joined by former member of staff, Reg Lee and two family members, Dominic Wise and Stacey Greenough and raised over £400 for the hospice.
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