Charity Swim in memory of two former Schaeffler employees

April 14, 2016
Charity Swim in memory of two former Schaeffler employees
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Some big-hearted swimmers have gone to great lengths to raise money for charity in memory of two former Schaeffler employees. The team of six completed 400 lengths to raise funds in memory of former Automotive Aftermarket Division Sales Manager Alan Dean and warehouse worker Mike Powell who both tragically lost their battle against cancer.


The swim was organised by Hereford-based Automotive Aftermarket Division Operations Director Warren Barnett and was held at the town’s pool. He said, “I am a keen swimmer myself and try to go two or three times a week. I thought it would be a good idea to put together a team to take part in the Sport Relief Swimathon and to raise money for some fantastic charities in memory of Alan and Mike.”

The swimmers comprised Warren, his daughter Harriet (12), nephew Matthew Smart (22), Customer Services Manager Joanne Loughman, her son Dec, and Olivia Drynda, daughter of Customer Support employee Amanda Drynda.

Warren commented, “Everyone did incredibly well during the swim. Harriet, Dec and Olivia all achieved personal bests in terms of the distance they swam, which was a great effort.  Overall we completed 10 kilometres and have raised hundreds of pounds from donations by staff, customers and friends.”

Warren said that anyone who would still like to donate can do so by following https://www.justgiving.com/teams/schaefflerswimathon2016 and selecting the Schaeffler Swimathon 2016 page. If you would like to donate to Alan ‘Dean’s Macmillan page, you can choose to do that by selecting the same link and selecting the Schaeffler Aftermarket page.
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