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Who are we - The Committee body

Isobel Howard
Trustee

Although originally from Aberdeen in Scotland, Isobel has lived in Southampton for approximately 25 years. She is single and has 3 grown up children, the middle one being Wayne, and 3 grand children. Isobel is a totally extrovert, articulate, and independent person with many interests such as reading and swimming, as well as teaching and dancing salsa!

Isobel brings a wealth of experience to the Charity, ranging from secretarial, management, recruitment, voluntary work, through to being Director of her own promotional business. She is totally committed to the objectives of the Charity.

Isobel with her 'Women of Achievement' medal that was awarded recently to mark the International Women's Day.

Medal awarded by
Mayor of Southampton, Councillor Dennis Harryman.

André Howard
Trustee

The eldest of Isobel's children and Wayne's brother. Has plenty of ideas but like many no time to put them into action, thinks out of the box and likes to keep things simple and to the point. Has many interests such as technology, mountain bike riding, hiking, skiing, as well as cooking and collecting wine (when it isn't being drank).

Andre is the technologist for the charity and currently maintains the many aspects of the charity website as well as the original appeal fund site (http://www.waynehoward.org.uk) and provides technical assistance where needed. And like his Mum is 100% committed to the objectives and goals of the charity.

Sue Donaldson
Committee Member

I have been a member of the committee since
October 2004 and decided to join to offer my
secretarial skills to the charity, which is still
very much in its infancy, and consequently
evolving all the time.

It is an exciting time to be involved with so many new ideas and aspirations. I also liked the idea of helping to organise events that would raise money for the charity, which is run by a very close personal friend of mine.

The Wayne Howard Trust is a worthy and enjoyable group and I would urge anyone who feels they have a skill to offer, or any spare time to give, to join and help us raise money for the ultimate objective of setting up a specialist rehabilitation centre within Hampshire.