kerry bamber
widnes,cheshire
“I did my tandem skydive on the 28th of April 2007, at the airfield in Whitchurch, to raise money for Marie Curie Cancer Care...WOW! It was the most daring, amazing, exhilarating and exciting event I have ever been through. I am still smiling and only just getting off that cloud nine, you have to experience a tandem for yourself to understand the feeling. I would like to give my instructor a massive thankyou for putting up with me (as I know now that I never shut up) and for making me feel at ease and for being a really good laugh. Sorry to my instructor for dropping my legs when we landed, won't do that next year because I will definitely be back xxxxx Once again a massive thankyou to you and all at Skyline, best ever, see you all next year xxxxxxxx”
Karen Allen
Corby Glen, South Lincs
“On Saturday 5th August, at the age of 40 and for Cancer Backup, I undertook a tandem jump at Nottingham Airfield. It has to be the most exhilarating experience of my life! After having cancer myself, this was a great way of raising money, giving something back and learning something so completely unique. I have certainly found a new hobby and am now hoping to undertake the AFF COURSE - I can't wait!! Perhaps I can join an over 40's jump club??”
Lisa Stephenson
Riding Mill, Northumberland
“I did my first (and definitely not my last) Tandem Skydive on Sat 15th July 2006 for Marie Curie at Durham Airfield. It was such an Amazing Experience and thanks to the great staff there I was so relaxed and had no fear throughout. I just wish I had done this earlier in life, wow how fantastic.”
Keeley Davies
Southampton
“I did a tandem skydive for Leukaemia Busters on 24 March 2007 at Salisbury. It was absolutely the most exciting, exhilerating, mind blowing, bewildering and best experience of my life. My instructor Mick was so brilliant and put me totally at ease, and my camerman Mickey captured every thrilling moment for the world to see. Words cannot describe the extremes - one minute you're free falling with the wind rushing past you, then you're hanging peacefully at the end of a parachute gently coming down to earth. It is such a beautiful experience and if anyone reading this has had the smallest thought about doing it, then I would say do it - you will remember it for ever. I will definitely be doing this again - you've turned me in to an adrenalin junkie!”