RMF Patron

Sarah Magill:

Sarah set up this charity with others in memory of her husband, Richard Magill. She hopes that others will not have to experience the exclusion and obstacles he faced accessing information at the end of his life.

RMF Trustees

Gill Behenna:
She has worked in the Deaf community for over 40 years as a Chaplain. She is also a registered BSL/English interpreter. She believes passionately that Deaf people have the right to choose when it comes to making decisions about treatment and care at the end of life.

Clark Denmark:
He is a Deaf advocate and trainer with personal experience of end of life caring. Clark is the website editor, and works with filming.

Phillipa Cook:
She is an ex Teacher of the Deaf of 20 years and still fairly involved with some people in the Deaf Community as she is a Foot Health Practitioner who can also use BSL. Having a medical background and being used to producing language resources in her teaching role, she was keen to help this wonderful charity in any way she could.

Louise Pocock:
She is the RMF's Treasurer. She is a part time BSL teacher and a volunteer at a charity shop, CLIC. She hopes to learn more about RMF and its ideas, also perhaps to volunteer as a mentor.

RMF Patron

RMF Trustees

Gill Behenna: She has worked in the Deaf community for over 40 years as a Chaplain. She is also a registered BSL/English interpreter. She believes passionately that Deaf people have the right to choose when it comes to making decisions about treatment and care at the end of life.

Clark Denmark: He is a Deaf advocate and trainer with personal experience of end of life caring. Clark is the website editor, and works with filming.

Louise Pocock: She is the RMF's Treasurer. She is a part time BSL teacher and a volunteer at a charity shop, CLIC. She hopes to learn more about RMF and its ideas, also perhaps to volunteer as a mentor.

Gill Behenna:
She has worked in the Deaf community for over 40 years as a Chaplain. She is also a registered BSL/English interpreter. She believes passionately that Deaf people have the right to choose when it comes to making decisions about treatment and care at the end of life.

Clark Denmark:
He is a Deaf advocate and trainer with personal experience of end of life caring. Clark is the website editor, and works with filming.

Louise Pocock:
She is the RMF's Treasurer. She is a part time BSL teacher and a volunteer at a charity shop, CLIC. She hopes to learn more about RMF and its ideas, also perhaps to volunteer as a mentor.