Help for baby Gareth

$4,140 donated
Given by 69 generous donors in 10 weeks

Supporting baby Gareth McHale, in his future journey of growing up without his loving mum, Stephanie McHale.

Bay of Plenty

Stephanie McHale (nee Pearson) was tragically taken from this world in a car accident on the 15th of October 2015. Her son Gareth (only six weeks old) was fortunately uninjured in the accident. Many of us are struggling to put into words our heartfelt thoughts and sympathy, as we acknowledge the loss of a special young woman.

This page has been established in an effort to communicate our love and support, and provide assistance toward the journey that lies ahead for Stephanie's young son, Gareth.

Samantha Wilkinson's involvement (page creator)

Just one of many, wanting to help in any way possible...

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Verryts
Verryts on 28 Dec 2015
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Annie and Hayden
Annie and Hayden on 20 Nov 2015
Sending lots of love to Ben and Gareth at such a terribly difficult time xxx
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Phil and Charl
Phil and Charl on 20 Nov 2015
We're so devastated for you Ben. Stay strong. Love Phil and Charl
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Aimee Gregory
Aimee Gregory on 19 Nov 2015
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Bergs Family
Bergs Family on 17 Nov 2015
we are so sorry for your loss Ben and Family, Stephanie was such an amazing person and a inspiration to us all, Rest in peace Steph
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This campaign started on 17 Oct 2015 and ended on 31 Dec 2015.