The day started with a 20-minute training session where the instructor talks through the basics of freefall. The entire decent starting at 10,000 feet, takes about 8 minutes including a freefall of 30 seconds at 120mph.

To date TruckEast Limited have already raised £2475.00 for MacMillan Cancer Support with more sponsorship still to come.  Maureen Middleton, a Member of the Wellingborough Fundraising Committee for MacMillan Cancer Support was also there to support TruckEast Limited on the day. “It was a pleasure to come along and see everyone raising money for such as a worthy cause and enjoy themselves at the same time.  It was great to see what joy people get out of doing something like this.  I am so pleased TruckEast Limited have been able to raise such a fantastic amount of money” said Maureen.

Group Skydive Picture:

Back row, left to right: Graham Broughton (General Manager – Wellingborough), Sarah Tennent (Marketing Manager), Laurence Bennett (Depot Manager – Witham), Paul Mason (Night Shift Foreman), Simon Hobson (Financial Director), Steve Kelly (Panel Beater), Simon Crouchman (Parts Supervisor), Grant Bryant (Parts Supervisor).

Front row, left to right: Natalie Biggin (Managing Director’s daughter), Jade Witten (Service Receptionist), Nick Moore (Depot Supervisor - Corby), Chris Freeman (Night Shift Foreman), Dameon Grove (Service Manager) – Wellingborough), Trevor Sims (Day Shift Foreman - Felixstowe), Maureen Middleton (Member of the Wellingborough Fundraising Committee for MacMillan Cancer Support), Natalie Beaumont (Bodyshop Administrator), John Biggin (Managing Director).