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Family Tackles Peaks After Double Suicide Tragedy
17 Jul
Summary
- Mother and daughter climb mountains to support mental health charity.
- Family endured two suicides within weeks at the end of 2025.
- Husband and brother died by suicide; a stroke preceded one death.
A mother and daughter are set to undertake the challenging Three Peaks Challenge to raise funds for a mental health charity, spurred by profound personal loss. In late 2025, Alyson Noakes' family was shattered by two suicides occurring within a mere two-week span. Her husband, Stephen, aged 64, and her brother, Luke Robbins, aged 45, both died by suicide.
Noakes, from Worcestershire, will be accompanied by her daughter Siobhan and seven other family members. Their ambitious endeavor involves ascending Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike, and Snowdon consecutively, all within a single 24-hour period. This feat aims to honor the memory of her loved ones and support a vital cause.
