In memory of Lizzie Greer - £1620 for Search and Rescue team

When Ballymena woman Lizzie Greer went missing earlier this year, local people were highly impressed by the dedicated work of the Community Search and Rescue Team who spent long hours in very cold conditions trying to find her.
By The Newsroom
Published 6th May 2014, 12:27 BST
Tesco staff member Eileen Reid presents a cheque for £1620, which staff in the Ballymena raised through a store collection in memory of their former colleague Lizzie Greer, to Andrew Millar and Norman Worthington of the Community Rescue Service, Portglenone. INBT 19-102JCTesco staff member Eileen Reid presents a cheque for £1620, which staff in the Ballymena raised through a store collection in memory of their former colleague Lizzie Greer, to Andrew Millar and Norman Worthington of the Community Rescue Service, Portglenone. INBT 19-102JC
Tesco staff member Eileen Reid presents a cheque for £1620, which staff in the Ballymena raised through a store collection in memory of their former colleague Lizzie Greer, to Andrew Millar and Norman Worthington of the Community Rescue Service, Portglenone. INBT 19-102JC

Sadly, the search was in vain as Lizzie was later found dead near Lough Neagh.

Lizzie, a former Tesco Ballymena employee, was well liked by all her colleagues and they decided to hold a charity day to gather vital funds for the CSR team.

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Last week, Tesco staff member Eileen Reid presented a cheque for £1620, raised through a store collection in memory of their former colleague Lizzie Greer, to Andrew Millar and Norman Worthington of the Community Rescue Service, Portglenone. INBT 19-102JC

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