Lynsey's Tea Party, held in Fergus Hall on Friday and Saturday morning, proved a great way for family, friends and supporters to get together for some tasty treats and raise funds for this worthy cause at the same time.
Lynsey, a mother-of-one and a teaching assistant at Craigavon Senior High School, was just 30 years old when she passed away in September 2018.
The charity set up in her memory aims to raise funds for research at Queen's University Belfast to help reduce the number of women being diagnosed with cervical cancer in Northern Ireland.
Tony Hendron dropped in on Saturday morning and took these lovely photos of some of those who supported the fundraiser.
9. Lynsey's Tea Party
Working hard to keep visitors fed and watered are from left, Tina Moffett, Jack Whittle-Bryars, Sandra Whittle and Nicole Whittle. Photo: TONY HENDRON
10. Lynsey's Tea Party
Enjoying Lynsey's Tea Party are from left, Lilian Todd, Lucy Best (10) and Pauline Best. Photo: TONY HENDRON
11. Lynsey's Tea Party
Supporting the Lynsey Courtney Foundation Tea Party are, Claire Wright, left, and Franses Kerr. Photo: TONY HENDRON