Non-League Paper

CHARITY AIDED IN SHAUN’S MEMORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2020

By Robin Jones
THE daughters of a North West Counties League linesman who launched a fundraising appeal for a national football charity after he died from Covid-19 have raised more than six times their target.
Shaun Brady 55, from Hindley, lost a six-week battle against the virus on May 16.
He had also been a referee in the Wigan Amateur League and launched a free-after-school football skills class, raising money for several charities.
His daughters Hannah, 24, and Tasha, 22, set out to celebrate their dad’s lifelong passion for the game by launching a gofundme appeal to raise £...

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