Jose Amaya's Family
Donation protected
The Amaya family lost her son, Jose Amaya, tragically in March of 2017 and I'd like us all to help support the family. Any amount helps.
In the honour of Jose, your condolences to the Amaya family during this difficult time is much appreciated. If there is anything you would like to say or share with the family, please post here and I will share in due time.
The service went well and the Amaya family felt lots of love surrounding them. They will continue to receive support in many ways.
The candle vigil brought tears and laughter to their eyes but they truly inspired us all. I am a better person because I can share my life with amazing people like the Amaya's.
I will be leaving this campaign open because they deserve it all.
I am accepting the funds on behalf of the Amaya family. They have been given the amounts through payment of a draft and another payment was made to the town of bradford for the memorial piece. Donations made will be given to them once it reaches $500 increments due to the draft fees that I am happy to cover.
thank you all again!
Please See below:
South Simcoe Police is requesjting the public's assistance after the body of a 17-year-old boy was discovered at a construction site in Bradford West Gwillimbury March 15.
Around 7:30 a.m., police were called to the site just off of Miller Park Avenue after construction workers found the deceased male. The body was found beside an overturned forklift unit.
Detectives from the Criminal Investigation Bureau and Traffic Collision Reconstruction are assisting the coroner with the investigation. Foul play is not suspected at this time, but investigators are requesting anyone who may have seen anything unusual in the area on the evening of March 14 or morning of March 15 to come forward.
http://www.southsimcoepolice.on.ca/community/media-release.html
In the honour of Jose, your condolences to the Amaya family during this difficult time is much appreciated. If there is anything you would like to say or share with the family, please post here and I will share in due time.
The service went well and the Amaya family felt lots of love surrounding them. They will continue to receive support in many ways.
The candle vigil brought tears and laughter to their eyes but they truly inspired us all. I am a better person because I can share my life with amazing people like the Amaya's.
I will be leaving this campaign open because they deserve it all.
I am accepting the funds on behalf of the Amaya family. They have been given the amounts through payment of a draft and another payment was made to the town of bradford for the memorial piece. Donations made will be given to them once it reaches $500 increments due to the draft fees that I am happy to cover.
thank you all again!
Please See below:
South Simcoe Police is requesjting the public's assistance after the body of a 17-year-old boy was discovered at a construction site in Bradford West Gwillimbury March 15.
Around 7:30 a.m., police were called to the site just off of Miller Park Avenue after construction workers found the deceased male. The body was found beside an overturned forklift unit.
Detectives from the Criminal Investigation Bureau and Traffic Collision Reconstruction are assisting the coroner with the investigation. Foul play is not suspected at this time, but investigators are requesting anyone who may have seen anything unusual in the area on the evening of March 14 or morning of March 15 to come forward.
http://www.southsimcoepolice.on.ca/community/media-release.html
Organizer
Sabrina Johnson
Organizer
Bradford West Gwillimbury, ON