Due to the Covid-19 restrictions this year, the Remembrance Sunday Service outside Teddington Memorial Hospital was a pre-recorded service held on 1st November.
To Mark Our Respect
The League of Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital, together with representatives from our local community, laid wreaths in remembrance to mark our respect for those who have lost their lives or have been affected by war.
Limited Participants
Although a limited number of participants were able to attend, the service was still as poignant as ever.
Reverend Joe Moffatt, Vicar of St Mary with St Alban, Teddington and Chaplain of the Royal British Legion, led the service with Churches Together in Teddington.
A reading was given by Lieutenant Emily Watson from the Salvation Army Teddington Corp, an Exhortation and Kohima Prayer by Brian Wild, President of the Royal British Legion, Teddington Branch. Prayers by Reverend David Innes, Minister of Teddington Methodist Church and an Act of Commitment by Reverend Ed Kendall, Vicar of St Michael’s Fulwell.
Remembrance Service YouTube Link
If you would like to see the Remembrance Sunday Service please use the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm9tiQxIpCo
It can also be found by searching ‘Teddington St Mary’ in YouTube.
How can you help?
There are many ways you can get involved with the LOF and help to fund vital projects like the paediatric audiology screening room.
One of the easiest ways is to donate using this page’s Donate button. Or, when you’re visiting the hospital, simply tap the contactless donation point to give a £3 donation or drop your coins or notes in the slot.
Every donation, from a handful of change to a substantial legacy, is much appreciated by the LOF, TMH staff and your community.
To find out more click Get involved to join, donate or volunteer.
Why does The Friends of TMH exist?
The Friends of TMH is an essential part of the community supporting the staff and patients of TMH by enabling and enhancing the quality and quantity of the provision of medical services, facilities, and general improvements above the NHS-funded baseline, ensuring the long-term future of the hospital.
What is the objective of the Friends of TMH?
The objective of The Friends is to create a partnership between Teddington Memorial Hospital, the local NHS, local organisations, and the local community, raising money to ensure continuous funding for enhancement to the provision of equipment and services in both a reactive and proactive way.
What is our vision?
To be widely recognised for helping TMH to be highly respected and loved by the community.