Wendy Hartwig, from Shrewsbury, is preparing to take on the Pedal the Borders fundraiser for the Lingen Davies Cancer Fund next month with her partner.
Angela Hibberd died of ovarian cancer at the age of 44, leaving three children, the youngest just four years old.
She decided to take on the annual challenge which leaves Oswestry on September 10 to honour Angela’s memory, raise awareness, and raise funds for local cancer services. "I’ve done a lot of fundraising over the years to try and do something positive, raising awareness about ovarian cancer, and I’ve always done it for Target Ovarian Cancer before but now I want to do something for local cancer services.
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