EMMANUEL

Mum to three children Patrick, Ella and isobel.

I work as a deputy manager at Little Pippins preschool and have been there for 15 years.

I have been attending Emmanuel for 23 years and have been an Elder for 6 years and Church Secretary for nearly two years.  I am also the Safeguarding lead.

I have been married to Kevin, who is a member of the Church Property Team, for 52 years and we have lived in Haydon Wick for 50 years.

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We have two sons, two daughters-in-law and four grandchildren. My interests apart from family include reading, gardening, caravanning and walking.

I have been attending Emmanuel since 1980 and served as an EIder and Church Secretary for many years. I am a member of the Thursday Lunch Club team and also lead Tuesday Group (a ladies group).

I've been at Emmanuel since I was a teenager, and over the years have found a lot of support by being part of the church in Haydon Wick. 

I have also been working for an electricity company as a linesman for a similar number of years.  I am married, and have two children growing up fast, who are also part of the church. 

I really enjoy my paddle sports including kayaking, canoeing and more recently stand-up paddle boarding. For several years now I have been involved in Sea Scouts, where I teach kayaking and canoeing.

I have been a member of Emmanuel for 10 years and and Elder for about 2.  i spend a lot of time with her husband Pete, daughter Nicky and grandson Harvey. I also love going to the theatre and baking cupcakes.

I have lived in Haydon Wick for most of my life and started Sunday School at Emmanuel at the age of six. I have regularly attended as an adult for around 15 years and have enjoyed being part of the All Age Worship team for many of these.

My three children are now grown up but I have a wonderful grandson, Leo, who keeps me smiling! I love walking and travelling and I'm always looking for new things to learn.

This is my first year as an Elder and I'm looking forward to serving and to the new opportunities it will bring.

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