Masonic boost for Royal Children’s Hospital

Mr Robin Swann, North Antrim Ulster Unionist Party Assemblyman, has praised the efforts of Kells Masonic Lodge which resulted in a major charity cash boost for the Barbour Ward of the Royal Children’s Hospital.
Members of Kells Masonic Lodge who presented to the Royal Childrens Hospitals Barbour Ward. They are: Stephen Craig, Treasurer; Robin Swann MLA, Worshipful Master; Staff Nurse Gillian, Sister Grace Hamilton, both Barbour Ward; Gardiner McCluney, Almoner.Members of Kells Masonic Lodge who presented to the Royal Childrens Hospitals Barbour Ward. They are: Stephen Craig, Treasurer; Robin Swann MLA, Worshipful Master; Staff Nurse Gillian, Sister Grace Hamilton, both Barbour Ward; Gardiner McCluney, Almoner.
Members of Kells Masonic Lodge who presented to the Royal Childrens Hospitals Barbour Ward. They are: Stephen Craig, Treasurer; Robin Swann MLA, Worshipful Master; Staff Nurse Gillian, Sister Grace Hamilton, both Barbour Ward; Gardiner McCluney, Almoner.

Mr Stephen Craig and Mr Gardiner McCluney presented Ward Manager Sister Grace Hamilton with a cheque for £1,000, which was raised by a table quiz held by Kells Masonic Lodge and a line dance event, which was organised by the Blue Rose Dancers. Both organisations ran fund-raising events after Assemblyman Swann’s son, Evan, spent over nine months as a patient on Barbour Ward.

Mr Swann, the Worshipful Master of Kells 990, thanked both the lodge members and line dancers for their efforts, but paid a special tribute to all the staff of Barbour Ward and thanked them for all the care and support they gave to Evan during his time on the ward.

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