We are very sad to report the recent death of Sally Turff. She was a long-time friend and supporter of the Harding’s Pits Community Association, initially supporting her husband Roger to help set up the community group, develop a design and implementation plan and obtain funding to create the Doorstep Green.
As HPCA developed operational activities, Sally was involved in almost every aspect of the groups work for over 20 years, not least providing the lunch spread on volunteer workdays – which she continued doing until last year. Her homemade pea and ham soup was a particular favourite!
Sally was a Director of HPCA for the last 8 years and we will miss meeting in the front room at Queen Street to discuss and plan activities. HPCA certainly will not be the only group mourning the loss of Sally as she was a Town Guide, former secretary of the Civic Society and enthusiastic supporter of many other local groups and societies.
We have all lost a dear friend, colleague and committed fellow citizen who wanted the best for King’s Lynn.

We are very sad to report the recent death of Sally Turff. She was a long-time friend and supporter of the Harding’s Pits Community Association, initially supporting her husband Roger to help set up the community group, develop a design and implementation plan and obtain funding to create the Doorstep Green.
As HPCA developed operational activities, Sally was involved in almost every aspect of the groups work for over 20 years, not least providing the lunch spread on volunteer workdays – which she continued doing until last year. Her homemade pea and ham soup was a particular favourite!
Sally was a Director of HPCA for the last 8 years and we will miss meeting in the front room at Queen Street to discuss and plan activities. HPCA certainly will not be the only group mourning the loss of Sally as she was a Town Guide, former secretary of the Civic Society and enthusiastic supporter of many other local groups and societies.
We have all lost a dear friend, colleague and committed fellow citizen who wanted the best for King’s Lynn.

We are very sad to report the recent death of Sally Turff. She was a long-time friend and supporter of the Harding’s Pits Community Association, initially supporting her husband Roger to help set up the community group, develop a design and implementation plan and obtain funding to create the Doorstep Green.
As HPCA developed operational activities, Sally was involved in almost every aspect of the groups work for over 20 years, not least providing the lunch spread on volunteer workdays – which she continued doing until last year. Her homemade pea and ham soup was a particular favourite!
Sally was a Director of HPCA for the last 8 years and we will miss meeting in the front room at Queen Street to discuss and plan activities. HPCA certainly will not be the only group mourning the loss of Sally as she was a Town Guide, former secretary of the Civic Society and enthusiastic supporter of many other local groups and societies.
We have all lost a dear friend, colleague and committed fellow citizen who wanted the best for King’s Lynn.