In memory of Jo Bearpark, millykins

[sarah66]

So sad to hear this news, we did speak on the forum and Jo really helped me when I was diagnosed with lung secondaries, thoughts are with her family x

[mickey24]

So very very sad to hear this. Thinking of her husband and her little girl. Xxx

[poppy333]

thanx Notts gal, that weekend was so lovely, and so precious

I remember just before I started the pink road thread, jo and I emailed each other at roughly the same time and asked each other to be friends. We would make sure each other got through it. We didn't live by each other and  our friendship was mainly on here.  But it was real

jo was and will always be a pinkie, and heaven is blessed for the angel they received today.

miss you jo, love to Her husband and daughter. may jo's strength stay with you both xxxx

[poppy333]

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[Mema23]

How sad, another young woman gone too soon. Rest in peace Jo and condolences to her family and friends xx

[2catlady]

All my love to Rob and his family at this sad time.God bless and rest in peace Jo xxxxx

[belinda]

I'm so very sorry to read this sad news. My sincere condolences to Jo's husband and daughter and all those who loved Jo and will miss her. Rest in Peace, gone much too soon. X

[GingerLaces]

So sad to see another life lost to this awful disease. May Jo rest in peace and condolences to her hubby and daughter at this difficult time.

[cornishgirl]

Am so very sorry to hear this very sad news, my heart  go's out to Jo, her husband ,and their little girl at this very sad and difficult time .

God Bless you Jo, RIP 

Linda xxx

[Janet_BCC]

Dear Nottsgal,

Thank you for sharing this news with us.  On behalf of the moderators I should like to offer my sincere condolences to Jo's family and friends.

Very best wishes

Janet

BCC Moderator

[Nottsgal]

Jo ran out of options for treatment and died today. She was amazingly courageous and not openly resentful about the hand she had been dealt. Her big worry was leaving behind her husband and young duaghter. Jo was supportive to all on the Pink Road thread (Autumn 2010 - Spring 2011 chemo journeys) and some of us were lucky enough to meet her in 2012 before she'd been diagnosed with secondaries. Whilst having treatment the second time, Jo started her Pickapiccline cover web-site, which gave women stylish alternatives to the bit of crepe bandage that goes over picc lines. The profits were always sent to Cancer Research UK. I have fond memories of a trip with the originator of the Pink Road to the deep south (Sussex) to see Jo one weekend. We talked, we laughed and we ate cake. Rest in Peace Jo.