In loving memory of Simone : Orange Vision

Simone Stuart, aged 32, passed away peacefully at Cannock General Hospital on the 27th December 2005.

She joined the team at Orange Vision in September of 2003 and was the happy and cheery voice of the company. We often referred to her as the glue holding us all together. She always came to work donning a smile and ready to talk the hind legs off a donkey.

Simone suspected that she had MND in the early months of 2005. She had a positive outlook on life and lived day to day with a smile and plenty of laughter.

Simone was officially diagnosed with Motor Neurones Disease in September 2005. She quickly fell very ill and put on one of the bravest faces we have ever seen.

She will be missed by us all but never forgotten.

About Motor Neurone Disease

Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is an attack on motor neurones which kills. It destroys all muscles, including those that allow you to breathe, within a few years. Public awareness, research and funding are lacking. There is no medical solution.

Tribute Fund

Orange Vision has setup a Tribute Fund to aid The Motor Neurone Disease Association. Orange Vision will be contributing a proportion of sales during 2006 to the fund.