Twin’s tribute to inspirational brother
Mail Great Scot of 2008 for her dedication to fulfilling her brother’s dream.
She added: “We now have two holiday homes – Calums Cabin at Straad and Calums Cottage, near the town centre. Over the years we have raised more than £ 3million.
“I know Calum would be very happy and proud of all we have achieved but it’s all thanks to him. He was and always wil l be the brightest star in our lives and his magical legacy will go on and on.”
In the UK, f ive chi ldren are diagnosed with cancer every day. This is reflected in the hundreds of families who have been guests of Calums Cabin over the years.
Jenna, who is studying to become a radiographer so she can help other sufferers like Calum, said: “You just have to read the memory books to realise the difference Calums Cabin has made to people’s lives. It’s a chance for families to spend time together away from hospital stays and appointments.
“I don’t know how my mum and dad do all that they do. They are just
“I think he would be proud of the career I’ve chosen but not as proud as he would be of the legacy he created just before he died.
“There have been lots of tough times along the way but things have always worked out in the end, which we are sure has been down to Calum, who usually appears right on cue as a brightg star in the sky.”y
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