Fundraising campaign up set up after thieves steal Kirkby dad's golf clubs - denying him chance to play in soldier son's memorial tournament

An online fundraising campaign has been set up to help a Kirkby dad replace his golf clubs after they were stolen - denying him the chance to play in a memorial tournament for his soldier son.
Rifleman Adrian Sheldon was killed in Afghanistan in 2009.Rifleman Adrian Sheldon was killed in Afghanistan in 2009.
Rifleman Adrian Sheldon was killed in Afghanistan in 2009.

Mark Sheldon was due to play in the Adrian Sheldon Memorial tournament at Brierley Golf Club, set up after Rifleman Adrian was killed in Afghanistan in 2009.

But when he went to the garage of his home on Beulah Road to collect his Nike clubs, he found they had been stolen.

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Now, a kind-hearted local, Daniel Hall, has set up a Go Fund Me page to try and raise enough money to replace Mr Sheldon’s clubs.

The description on the page reads: “Let’s try and replace the clubs that have been stolen.

“Let’s come together and show the family people do care and enjoy appreciate the sacrifice in which their son made for us.

“If possible, it would be nice to raise money for a new set of clubs and a golfing day of his choice.”

To support the campaign, click here.

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