anthology - final trial verdict - inquest result - organ donation

Sam Neal 'Anthology'

Sam Neal 'Anthology' is a 50 page publication containing photos, lyrics, drawings and notes by Sam, alongside a biography and comments from close friends and family. It is accompanied by a 19 track CD of compositions and covers recorded over the years.

The anthology has been produced by Norman, Linda, Ben and West Bromwich based community arts organisation THEpUBLIC. The CD was remastered by Ben who spent time cleaning up old recordings from early tapes and demo's.

The Anthology publication with Audio CD is priced at £10
A single reproduction of the CD with printed inlay is priced at £4

If you would like a copy please contact us

Money made will cover production costs and any profits will go to Roadpeace


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FINAL TRIAL VERDICT
The trial was held on Thursday 7th October at Stourbridge Magistrates Court
and on Friday 8th October at Halesowen Magistrates Court

Driving Without Due Care and Attention :
Guilty
Fined £2,000

Failing to Stop and Report : Guilty
Fined £4,500

Prosecution Costs £1,000

The driver was fined a total of £6,500 plus £1,000 in fees and given a 2 year driving ban, only narrowly escaping a custodial sentence due to no previous convictions

INQUEST RESULT
Tuesday 21st September
Dudley Coroner's Court, St. James Rd, Dudley
The result of the inquest was a verdict of accidental death.

Organ Donation

Russell's Hall Hospital, Dudley, only receive 2 or 3 organ donors a year from their Critical Care Unit. Sam donated his organs, and from this donation the lives of 5 other people has been improved.

Sam's liver was transplanted into a 47 year old lady from the South of England who is married with two teenage daughters. This lady was suffering from chronic liver disease and a liver transplant was the only form of treatment availible. She is making very good progress and is now able to return home to her family. She has written to us expressing her thanks.

Sam's left kidney was transplanted into a 50 years old lady from the Midlands. She had been waiting for a transplant since March 2000. Sam's right kidney was transplanted into a 53 year old gentleman with diabetes from the North of England. He is married with two grown up children and has been waiting for a transplant since 1999. Both recipients can now look forward to a better life free from dialysis and dietry restrictions.

On the 17th of October 2003 Sam's aortic heart valve was transplanted to a 3 month old baby girl from the Midlands, his pulmonary valve was transplanted into a little girl on November 4th. Both children had been born with heart defects and have made good progress since the transplant.

Sam's lungs are being used for reseach into asthma, chronic bronchitis and emphysema.


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