Singer's husband asks for donations to Hospice

Saturday, 10 May 2014 12:15

The husband of Katherine Crowe has asked the public to donate to 'Big Beat for Hospice' instead of sending flowers - at her request.

Hundreds of people have paid tribute to the singer and songwriter after she lost her long battle with cancer on Wednesday night.

Members of the public have been invited to attend a service in memory of her - the celebration of her life will be held next Tuesday at All Saints Church in Lonan at 11:30am.

Donations can be made via justigiving.com/bbfh

Andy Frankland-Davies says he can't praise the hospice enough:

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