Melanoma Awareness Foundation CEO Brett Otto, Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington and Lynda Geiger …  launched the Lynda Geiger Young Mums Fund

September 21, 2015

Friends and family of Kingaroy’s Geiger family gathered at the Town Common Hall on Saturday night to “Celebrate Lynda” and launch a new cancer awareness program.

Lynda Geiger was diagnosed with terminal cancer last year.

A string of tumours, which have left her immobilised, were caused by melanoma so it was fitting that Saturday night’s get-together was also a fundraiser for the Melanoma Awareness Foundation.

It also provided the perfect opportunity for Foundation CEO Brett Otto and Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington to launch the “Lynda Geiger Young Mums Program”

Brett said that Lynda had mentioned a few months ago that she wished she could do more “to prevent others from ending up in my situation”.

“She is the most courageous and inspirational woman that I know,” he said.

This led to the creation of the Lynda Geiger Young Mums Fund and its catchcry “#‎wheresyahatmummy‬”.

“Where’s ya hat, mummy?” is a simple question that might just save a life …

Darren Geiger with Sue and Shane Ostwald, from Gayndah
South Burnett Relay For Life patron Carl Rackemann with Eleanor and Wayne Kratzmann … Mayor Kratzmann officially opened the evening
South Burnett Councillor Ros Heit and Wendy Krosch, from Kingaroy
Three members of former Kingaroy band Fat Cow – Greg Murphy, Allen Rogers and Steve Peterson – made a special “comeback” for Lynda’s night

 

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