Vale stalwart Sue dies after cancer battle.

From: Lancaster Guardian (Lancaster, England) | Date: October 25, 2007 | Copyright information

THERE will be a minute's silence before all of the Vale of Lune's matches this weekend in honour of club member Sue Garnett, who died on Tuesday after a long battle against cancer.

Sue was the driving force behind the club's successful Ladies team who rose to the top level of English women's rugby three years ago, playing Wasps and Saracens.

She was one of the founder members of the team 15 years ago, playing and managing the team with her husband, Bryan, as c...

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