Thérèse

I’m proud and honoured to be making this first donation in memory of my dear mom, who left us far too soon, just three months after being diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma. I love you, Mom.

Kindly donated by Nadia

Lise

In memory of Lise Benson a loving mother, grandmother and sister who left much too soon. In the hope of a treatment and cure for brain tumors for others. All our support to the family and especially to our precious colleague Nancy.

Kindly donated by Team SAE

Janice

Such a beautiful person and excellent friend. We had many fun adventures and I will be forever grateful for Janice’s humour, honesty, positivity and steadfast love. Wish we could continue this journey together. Thank you, Janice, for a wonderful friendship. Hope we meet again somewhere.

Kindly donated by Janet

Marni

I am a brain tumour warrior (glioma) diagnosed August 11th 1995, at the age of 4.

I am so inspired by the incredible stories, love, and compassion!

Thank you for your support!

Kindly donated by Marni

YA Paris Retreat 2023 Group

They have different stories about their brain tumour journey but they all hope that someday to end brain tumours. Hence, they don’t let anyone fight alone, in their own way they’ve given back to this community through volunteering, fundraising, donating, etc.

They continued to show resilience, bravery, and optimism. We’ll always remember Ryan Heighton who left us too soon.

Kindly donated by Kaye

Suzanne

My beloved Suzanne passed away on November 24, 2023, after enduring glioblastoma for almost 18 months. Her resilient battle enabled her to enjoy our daughter’s wedding in August, 2023. Memories of this beautiful soul will endure forever.

Kindly donated by Desmond

Clayton

In loving memory of my son Clayton, a loving husband, father, son, brother and uncle. Clayton was diagnosed with Glioblastoma in February, 2023 at the age of 43. With his loving family surrounding him on September 27, 2024, utilizing MAID, Clayton said his final goodbye to us. He is forever in our hearts and missed everyday.

Kindly donated by Eunice

Nora

Diagnosed with meningioma in 1989, Nora faced this challenge as she did all the others in her life – with courage, compassion, grace, and resilience. We miss you everyday, Mom, and are forever grateful for the gift of you.

Kindly donated by Leah

Joël

Joël would have been 58 years old tomorrow. His departure has upset and saddened us all, but it has been a privilege to share this life with him. We can now testify to his strength and resilience, but also to his endless curiosity and sometimes sarcastic humor in this terrible ordeal. Life has to end. Love doesn’t.

Kindly donated by Danika

Rick

Rick aged 37 was diagnosed with a Primitive Neuro Ectodermal Tumour (PNET) and died after a few weeks of headaches, stiff neck, vomiting, confusion. Don’t ignore the symptoms and do push for more tests ! This was 1990 and before MRI was an option. PNET is very rare, more prevalent in children and young adults. PNET research still seems limited.

Kindly donated by Sue

Anne

Anne lived a fierce 36 years on this earth – and she loved her friends, family and pets with a loyalty rivalled by few. She left us in 2015, and we miss her every day. The karaoke bars are quieter since she passed!

Kindly donated by Jane

Mario

My father was diagnosed with a glioblastoma in 2017. I was fortunate that he was able attended to my wedding, saw me complete my CPA designation, and we shared many laughs, conversation, and good time before he passed away in 2021. We think of him every day, he will be missed.

Kindly donated by Hugo

Doug

A tribute to Doug Rhea, who was lost too soon to a brain tumour this year. He was a childhood friend of my father, Wayne McClanahan, who was also lost to cancer this year. We miss you both and hope for the advancement of cancer treatments before more are lost.

Kindly donated by Ryan

Dale

Dale has had several challenges in his 12 years and has faced each one with acceptance and bravery. He loves turtles, Pokémon, stuffies, his brother, and his pets. Every day Dale makes us laugh, sometimes at the hardest of times. We’re proud and grateful for the light he shines.

Kindly donated by Trevor

Suzanne

This remarkable woman, who was my sister-in-law, sadly passed away in October 2023. She demonstrated immense strength and determination, fighting with a smile, humor, and kindness. Her resilience and unwavering love have left a lasting impact on those who knew her. I will always carry a piece of her memory with me.

Kindly donated by Diane

Micah

Micah has come so far since his surgery in 2021. It’s wonderful to see the progress each time we see him. Families make a difference.

Kindly donated by Connie and Rick

Mel

In September 2020, Mel Beaton, husband, father, lawyer, had emergency surgery to remove two glioblastoma brain tumours. Seventeen months after diagnosis, Mel died at home… No, it was not lovely or peaceful; it was painful for all of us. My children watched their father die. Please donate and help to find new treatments. 

Kindly donated by Anna

Henry

Henry was an exceptional person, wonderful husband, fantastic dad and a loyal friend. He is missed so much. Our story goes unfinished. We had so many more pages to complete together. Every day, my beautiful Henry is thought of. Missing him is the hardest of all.

Kindly donated by Linda

Lawrence

Husband, father, brother, and friend to many. You couldn’t help but like Larry. He had a wonderful sense of humour and even in the darkest days he would try to cheer others up. His strength was inspiring others to be the best they could be. We lost a special person to Glioblastoma. Missed beyond words, loved beyond measure.

Kindly donated by Donna

Charlene

Our mom lost her battle with Glioblastoma in Sept 2022, just over a year after she was diagnosed. This year, our family expanded with the addition of Charlene’s first grandbaby. Though they’ll never meet, it is comforting knowing that she lives on in him.

Kindly donated by Keanna

Joan

My love of my life, Joan, passed away of glioblastoma in 2021 at the age of 69. Our children, our grandchildren and I miss her every day. She was the heart and soul of our family.

Kindly donated by Neil

Nancy

One more angel in heaven. You left us on April 9, 2021. You fought until the very end. You made peace with life, and it was evident in your eyes. You left holding my hand. I will always cherish that moment. I miss you terribly.

Kindly donated by Aunt Dani

Leena

Leena was diagnosed with an Astrocytoma in January of 2019. After significant damage to the optic nerve and developing hydrocephalus, she had an emergency brain surgery. Seeing her return to sports, creating art and maintaining her strength and resilience has been inspiring for us all.

Kindly donated by your Vancouver friends

Lynne

In loving memory of Lynne Margret White. Wife of John White. Mother of Jordon and Kaila White. Grandmother to Ben and Everlee White. We love and miss you every day you are such an inspiration the way you fought this disease for 10 years surviving two brain surgeries and two radiation treatments and then finally experimental chemo. All our love.

Kindly donated by John

Mia

Mia was diagnosed with Glioblastoma in 2020. She underwent surgery, radiation and chemotherapy while completing her degree at Mount Allison. Independent and strong, Mia maintained her friendships, worked and volunteered. She passed on her own terms in 2023. A gifted photographer and painter she is missed everyday by those that loved her and her wonderful spirit.

Kindly donated by Mom, Dad & Anna

Chantal

Our Beautiful Daughter was diagnosed with GBM stage IV on Mothers day 2014 and was given a year, she passed away at age 42 on August 6. 2015. She taught for less than a year at a profession she loved. She left us with a beautiful Grandson who is now 15 and whom she would be very proud of.

Kindly donated by Michel

Janice

Janice was my life partner for over 40 years. We shared good times and very few not so good times. We loved each other very much. I miss her terribly every day. We travelled many roads together and she also travelled many without me as she had very “itchy feet”. She died on August 1, 2024.

Kindly donated by George

Pat

My sister Pat was diagnosed with a Glioblastoma the fall of 2000. She brought “spunk” where ever she went and lived her life to the fullest until she passed away in May of 2014. Our family misses her dearly.

Kindly donated by Cathy

Rubie

Rubie was a warrior, advocate and a survivor. My niece had continued to move on with this health concerns by traveling to see families. She loved painting,too. We communicated through viber and texting. Rubie made things lighter through her patience, perseverance and undying faith and love of our Lord Jesus. Rubie is now the happiest of her Heavenly eternal life.

Kindly donated by Napoleon

Dave

My husband Dave was diagnosed with GBM on July 11, 2021 and he passed away a mere 16 days later on July 27th, 2021. His symptoms were very minimal, fatigue for a couple of month prior, then slight memory loss and then on July 9th he developed a limp. A CT at the emergency dept. showed 2 masses and a biopsy confirmed this and we were told due to the location it was inoperable. Although we had been partners for a number of years, a wedding always took a backseat until his diagnosis. In our living room just 10 days before he died, Dave and I finally formally said “I do”. Dave was one of the kindest, most generous and loving people I have ever known and I am so thankful to have spent his last years with him.

Kindly donated by Heather

Évelyne

Donation made in memory of Évelyne Marchand, my dear daughter, who passed away on May 7, 2022, at the age of 25. An ependymoma of the spinal cord and brain ended the life of a brilliant film student, a versatile artist, and a young woman who loved life. She faced her illness with courage and bravery, leaving us a message of hope and kindness. Her absence is still very difficult to accept, but she will forever be the eternal star in my heart. Dad Dan

Kindly donated by Daniel

Scott

This donation is made in loving memory of Scott Whichelo, a loving husband, father, son, brother and uncle, who lost his battle with a GBM on 15 July 1997. Scottie was only 35 and our baby daughter Rachel, just 9 months old when he lost his battle with this terrible disease. His brain tumour was sadly, inoperable and he lost his battle after 3 short months. Scottie will forever be loved and missed, as well as his kind and loving spirit. He fought this battle so bravely and with such determination. We can only hope and pray that one day there will be a cure to fight this terrible disease. We will never forget you and love and miss you everyday. Love Marie & Rachel xo

Kindly donated by Marie

Glenis

My sister Glenis was diagnosed with Glioblastoma in September 2018. She fought a fierce battle with grace and dignity, never losing hope that she would beat it. If anyone could, it would have been her, she didn’t give up even in her last weeks. Sadly she lost her fight in January 2020. With help of organizations like this, one can hope that in the future we can increase awareness and advance treatment.

Kindly donated by Gina

Gord

Gord Smith – Gordo to his friends and family – lived his life to the fullest, and no more so than during the 3 years he lived with GBM. His positivity, determination and fighting spirit were an inspiration to everyone who knew him or encountered him. Always missed, never forgotten.

Kindly donated by Wendy

David

Marrick lost his Dad, David, in May 2023 to Glioblastoma. The love and support we received and continue to receive from Marrick’s class mates, their family’s and the staff was a blessing wrapped up in love for David and myself. The Christmas gifts sent for all of us, the food cards so we could spend more time together and the gas cards to help get us to London and back may have seemed small to them but meant the world to us. Hope comes in all shapes and sizes. Dave’s hope for Marrick was to be a great friend to those that supported us. Marrick and my hope is to support those that must walk this path too and to make David proud.

Kindly donated by Lisa

Michael

In August 2022, my husband, Michael at age 55, was diagnosed with Glioblastoma grade IV, the day after our daughter’s wedding. In an instant, our life turned upside down. Michael passed away in August 2023, a year after his diagnosis. Through it all, Michael was determined, positive, and fought until the end, enduring 2 brain surgeries, 40 radiation treatments, 40 doses of oral chemotherapy, 10 blood transfusions, over 60 trips from Sarnia to London, 170 days in the hospital, and 219 days at home, in addition to right sided weakness, difficulty forming words and compromised vision. Losing use of his dominant right arm did not deter him as he adjusted to be a leftie. His “wonky” right leg only slowed him down but did not stop him. His sense of humour remained intact. First and foremost, Michael was a wonderful husband and father but also a son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin, and friend. Professionally, Michael was a teacher and a vice principal, touching the lives of colleagues and students alike. He was respected and admired by so many. We could not have been on this journey without the love and support from so many family and friends. Together, our kids and I were with Michael one day at a time. We made new memories together, we laughed together, we cried together, and stood by each other. It was a year of heartbreaks and heartaches with so many good times in between. One day at a time, we are learning to navigate life without Michael. We will continue to raise awareness for Glioblastoma and hope for a cure.

Kindly donated by Paula

Anne

Our beloved sister Anne (Speed) Stambouli was a woman of great strength, optimism, energy, resilience and determined faith. After her diagnosis of GBM in April 2020, she moved home to Canada from the US with her husband Youcef to be close to their 3 girls, 3 grandchildren and Anne’s 4 sisters and their families. Over the 17 months that she survived the diagnosis, Anne lived each day with grace, enjoying her two grandsons and one grand daughter even while undergoing two surgeries, chemotherapy, radiation and multiple supplements. At her celebration of life, an unforgettable outdoor gathering of family and friends filled with loving stories from her closest friends and live music by her youngest daughter Anissa, we were visited by a single hummingbird, an elusive bird that Anne had wished to see but hadn’t before her death. This bird flitted about her picture and then flew the length of the garden, over the flowers that had been planted to her specifications, before flying off. We knew, then and there, that she was with us! Anne is our hero and though we miss her each and every day, we feel her presence especially when we see a hummingbird or walk in nature.

Kindly donated by Claire

Rob

In memory of Uncle Rob. In honour of Aunt Lisa. Uncle Rob was taken from us all too soon, but he will always be loved and never forgotten. Love you both!

Kindly donated by Stefanie

Jeff

My late husband Jeff was diagnosed with a brain tumor on 10 Dec 2019. Confirmed as a GBM on 16 Dec 2019. He passed away on 4 Jan 2020. A beloved elementary school teacher, he is missed by all who knew him.

Kindly donated by Trina

Rebecca

I knew Rebecca would have a profound impact on my life the moment that I met her. She is a force!! As a survivor and advocate, she is passionate and motivated to change the landscape of care and treatment for everyone on a brain tumour journey. There are so many people who will never know Rebecca but who will benefit from the path that she is courageously blazing to ensure that every brain tumour patient and survivor has access to the care and treatment options available to help them. Rebecca is an inspiration and I am honoured to call her my friend.

Kindly donated by Shannon

Greg

My husband Greg lost his 5 1/2 year battle with Glioblastoma on August 8th, 2021 at 52 years of age. His diagnosis and loss have been devastating to our family. My soul mate from age 18, we had built a beautiful family of 3 children together. The power of hope was what kept us afloat during his illness. While he did his part living as best he could, it was hope that a new treatment might surface that kept him looking forward. Greg’s strength and courage to play the hand he was dealt was remarkable and he survived the odds but he did not win the fight. This year we, his family and friends, held a Brain Tumour Walk in our home town of Oakville, Ontario in Greg’s honour. It’s our pledge to continue his fight and help fund to keep hope alive in Greg’s memory.

Kindly donated by Melinda

Maqing

In loving memory of my mom, Maqing, who was full of life and stories. Restarting life as a new immigrant was not easy (especially with 2 pre-teens!), but she persevered through odd jobs and additional education in those early years. Maqing became a beloved Montessori teacher at Westboro Montessori School, where she worked tirelessly for 10 years – up until the summer she got diagnosed with GBM. She fought with optimism at the start of her journey and we witnessed many miracles, unfortunately the cancer returned and we had to say our goodbyes in 2021. Maqing is dearly missed by our little family. – Kindly donated by Dora

Clement

Clément, you defied the 18-month prognosis and stayed with us for 3 years! You were so courageous, during treatments, in your life, and in death. There is great hope for the future regarding brain tumour research. After all these years of hard work by several researchers, doctors, and especially the thousands of patients who have bravely contributed to the treatments. I am convinced that very soon, there will be an announcement about brain cancer. A huge thank you to all those who dedicate their lives to this fight! – Generously donated by Julie

Peter

In loving, memory of our father, son, husband, brother, uncle and friend, Peter Sbaraglia. Peter wished to be remembered as loyal, empathetic, sincere, happy, lucky, open minded and loved! – Kindly donated anonymously

Erin

My daughter Erin Angela Lafrance diagnosed with a Brain Tumour (gradeII Astrocytoma) on July 07, 2015 age 34. She lost her battle April 27, 2021, age 40. She left behind two beautiful children and an amazing husband. Amazing daughter, wife, mother, sister and Auntie. Miss you forever! – Kindly donated by Linda

Charlie

We lost our beloved Charlie (Prongua) on December 19, 2009 who will be forever loved and missed. Charlie was diagnosed in 2001 with brain cancer. He was a loving husband and father of three who was fun loving and always thought of others first. It gave him pleasure to help others on the same journey by volunteering with the BTFC as Support Group leader! – Kindly donated by Kathy

Diva

Diva is now one of the 5%. She was diagnosed in 2017 and went through surgery, radiation and chemotherapy. I know the road has been challenging and Diva has faced the challenges with determination and a commitment to continue to engage in life. Diva you are such an inspiration! Sending you love and courage as you continue this journey! – Kindly donated by Christine

Carolyn

15 years ago, on July 1st last year, I was diagnosed with a malignant glioblastoma brain tumor. I had surgery at St Mike’s the day after my diagnosis followed by radiation and chemotherapy with Temazolamide. Since then I have had an MRI every 6 months and all have been no change! I am so blessed! – Kindly donated by Carolyn

Kristofer

Remembering and honouring my son, Kristofer Matthew, whose journey ended far too soon on April 22, 2022. Kristofer’s humorous, generous, compassionate spirit created 21 years of unforgettable memories. Hoping for the treatment and prevention of brain tumours for others, this gift is given in your memory, my Special K! – Kindly donated by Katherine

My Mom

In memory of my mom who died of this terrible disease! – Kindly donated by Paola

My Dad

In memory of my Dad who passed away almost 35 years ago from a brain tumour! – Kindly donated by David

Anne

Anne Quesnel, my wife, had a type 1 meningium tumour removed in 2016. Her recovery was long but she is better today. I salute her courage and determination! I love you! – Kindly donated by Gérard

Paul

My brother Paul fought a good fight for 25 months and enjoyed every minute of time with our entire family. I miss his hearty laugh and big hugs everyday. This donation is in his memory and I hope my gift will help others battle this crippling disease! – Kindly donated by Judy

My Mother

In memory of my mother who was diagnosed with glioblastoma at 57 years old. She fought a courageous battle for 10 months. Here’s hoping for better understanding and treatments of GBM! – Kindly donated by Jessica

Gladys

My mom fought a good fight with a brain tumour she lived 2 years after being diagnosed and her quality of life wasn’t great but she enjoyed some family milestones. We miss her like crazy every day. In memory of Gladys Greer! – Kindly donated by Colleen

Danielle

Danielle Miksche was my big sister who lived the Holidays! She is forever loved and missed! I wish you could have met our 3 kids, you would have had a blast with them. Couple of princesses just like my big sister! – Kindly donated by Tyler

Milan

Milan, my husband, my world was a selfless, kind and loving man. He was passionate about everything he did often reminding us that “life is too short, you have to live it!” Our world came crashing down when he was suddenly diagnosed with glioblastoma. It was humbling and inspirational to witness his strength of character as he pressed onward with his warm smile and his bright blue eyes filled with determination to fight this indiscriminate disease with grace, dignity and courage. Not a day goes by that I don’t think about you and pray for you (and all those who courageously continue this battle). I LOVE you…forever in my heart! – Kindly donated by Vesna

Marv

My husband of 43 years, Marv, was diagnosed with gliosarcoma (more rare than glioblastoma) a very rare form of brain cancer, in September of 2021. He fought a courageous battle and no stone was left unturned in his fight. On July 11, 2022, Marv, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his family. Unfortunately, this terrible disease was something that changed everything for him and our family. He was the heart of this family and the void is immense. Walk with kindness and love with everyone you cross paths with everyday. You just never know! – Kindly donated by Marina and Family

Chris

He worked hard his entire 40 year career and sold his business to retire and finally enjoy more time with his wife, three adult sons and grandkids. Just over a year after retiring he was diagnosed with a brain tumour. He only survived 18 months after the diagnosis. We miss him but we will never forget him and all that he accomplished and provided to his family in Canada and in Wales! – Kindly donated by Barbara

BTFC Team

Thank you to the incredible team at Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada for your commitment to supporting the brain tumour community. Your dedication and compassion bring hope and comfort to so many. You are truly changing lives with the work that you do. – Kindly donated anonymously

Lauren

Lauren fought a battle that no child should ever have to go through and at 12 years old she lost that battle. Throughout her life she was surrounded by the love and support of her family, but she also gave them strength through her bravery and her beautiful smile. Lauren, and her smile, are remembered by so many people every day. – Kindly donated by Shannon

Jim

Jim stayed positive and loving through all the cancer treatments, always ready with a joke and a chocolate bar. Focused on living every day to it’s fullest and spending time with his family and friends. He received excellent care at Tom Baker. We miss him every day.
– Kindly donated by Sue

Dad

My Dad was my best friend. He would come to all my hockey games and practices and was always there to give his advice and support. I will always think back to the long car rides and conversations we had along this journey. Because of him I was able to achieve all my dreams. – Kindly donated by Tommy

Denis

Denis would say “Live in the moment” and “Allow yourself to be happy”. Diagnosed with a GBM in May 2013 he never stopped living and inspiring hope in others throughout his journey. Denis had 9 wonderful years with us. He is gone but his spirit continues to inspire us everyday. – Kindly donated by Denis’ father, Ken

My Twin Sister

In February 2019, my identical twin was diagnosed with Glioblastoma and had less than a year, maybe only 4 months to live. Through her incredible healing journey of gratitude and positivity, she beat that prognosis by months. We said goodbye in October 2020, but still feel her with us always. – Kindly donated by Kirsten

Michael

Our life turned upside down on August 1, 2022 when my husband, Michael, was diagnosed with Glioblastoma grade IV. He’s endured 2 brain surgeries, radiation, oral chemo, and blood transfusions. He continues his fight with positivity, humour and hope. I am in awe of his fighting spirit. He is our Sonic, our Rocky, our Warrior. We’re all in this together! – Kindly donated by Michael’s wife, Paula

Deane

Deane has endured more surgeries and set backs than one person should have to endure. Since his diagnosis of a Gliodendroglioma in 2018, he has shown only strength and the will to power on. He continues to beat the odds, and we can only provide him support in his endeavours to move forward. Deane is an amazing brother (stuck between two overbearing sisters) and son, we try to bring a smile to his face when we can. Being a former ultramarathon runner, I dream he may one day be able to run again, even one kilometre will feel like an ultramarathon. – Kindly donated by Deane’s sister, Dina

Charlie

Charlie had just celebrated his 22nd birthday when he was diagnosed with a tumour in his temporal and frontal lobes. Deemed inoperable at the time, he underwent a biopsy and 6 grueling rounds of chemo followed by 33 radiation treatments. At age 28, Charlie had to undergo a craniotomy. His positive attitude and will to live his life on his terms no matter the cards dealt him has been an inspiration, a source of strength and of hope to his family and friends. A heartfelt and big thank you to Charlie’s cancer teams at Sacré-Coeur Hospital and Montreal’s Neuro. – Kindly donated by Charlie’s dad, Tony Breault

Ismat

My Ammi (mother) passed away 25 years ago. There is not a day that goes by that I don’t think of her. She was vibrant, engaging, loved a good conversation, an incredible cook, fantastic mother and above all a caring human. She fought brain cancer like everything she did in life – calmly, quietly and with dignity. We lost her way too early – she was 53. I hope my support can help prevent another young woman from losing her mother. I hope you will support as well. – Kindly donated by Amtul

Albert

Hope was a driving force during his 2 years of treatment. Hope changed throughout his journey: hope to be cured, hope for no recurrence, hope to have minor side effects from his surgery and then, hope to live as long as possible with a good quality of life… Albert passed away on August 8, 2022 at the age of 8 from a recurrence of medulloblastoma. Today, I am hopeful that his story will help advance medicine and improve the care offered to brain tumour patients. – Kindly donated by Albert’s mom, Liliane

Dad

My Dad was diagnosed with Stage 4 glioblastoma brain cancer on August 1, 2022. He has already gone through with radiation, oral chemotherapy and two surgeries. He is a fighter and I’m proud of him always. Your my hero Dad, I love you forever! – Kindly donated by Keeley

Terri Lynn

Terri Lynn was diagnosed with an anaplastic astrocytoma in January 2010. She took several rounds of chemo and radiation but she sadly lost her long and courageous battle on May 27, 2022. Forever in my heart !! – Kindly donated by Madonna (Mom)

Alysalah

At 32 weeks pregnant, Alysalah had a neurological emergency and was rushed to hospital; 24hrs later, they removed a 6cmx6cm mass in her frontal lobe at Sunnybrook. Diagnosed as an Astrocytoma. Four Months later, she is a super Mom to our 3.5 month old daughter, anchor for the family and truly one of the strongest people I know hitting new milestones everyday. Special Thanks to Neurosurgery and Obstetrics at Sunnybrook and Toronto Rehab’s ABI team! – Kindly donated by Justin

Carolyn

In spring 2022, my cousin Carolyn was diagnosed with Glioblastoma. She’s always been so self reliant and independent and refuses even now to let her diagnoses or treatment get her down. Between treatments she’s traveling and experiencing everything she wants in this world and she is truly an inspiration to me and my family. – Kindly donated by Aynsley