Roger Petch takes a leap for Dementia Friendly Petersfield!

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A member of the Dementia Choir did a tandem parachute jump at the beginning of May and raised £1500 for Dementia Friendly Petersfield. Audrey Morton says the money will go to their activities like the Dementia Choir and their Walking Football tournament on 27 June. Their next Tea Dance is at Churcher's College on 31 May. Audrey can be contacted for more information about Dementia Friendly Petersfield and all its activities, on 07966759929 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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