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Father's Memory Fuels Half Marathon for Cancer Research
7 Apr
Summary
- Daniel Battams-Scott runs half marathon to honor his father.
- His father died 59, just 28 days after diagnosis in January 2025.
- They have already raised £21,000 for Pancreatic Cancer UK.
Daniel Battams-Scott is participating in the London Landmarks Half Marathon, scheduled for April 12, 2026, to honor the memory of his father, Brian. Brian Battams-Scott died at the age of 59 in January 2025, a mere 28 days after his diagnosis with pancreatic cancer. The journey to this point has been marked by profound grief and a desire to make a difference.
Daniel, from Maidstone, is running alongside his sister-in-law, Suzanna Steward. Their efforts have already garnered an impressive £21,000 in donations for Pancreatic Cancer UK. This significant sum will be directed towards crucial research initiatives and essential support services for individuals and families impacted by pancreatic cancer.
Recounting the difficult times, Daniel shared the emotional impact of his father's diagnosis. He described witnessing his father's devastation and how it deeply affected him as well. The family faced the shock of Brian's rapid decline after the cancer spread to his liver and spleen.
