Press Articles
Lancaster Guardian
Published 18th Jun 2009
FELLOW comrades of a young Heysham soldier who died in a motor accident have described his tragic death as a 'huge loss'. Kingsman Anthony Philip Squires, 20, was killed when his red Nissan Micra left the B6255 near Chapel-le-Dale and collided with a tree last Tuesday.
Lancashire Evening Post
Published 12th Jun 2009
A heartbroken dad today told of his desperate search for his teenage son just hours before he was found hanged yards from his home. The body of Kieren Whalley, 17, was discovered in woodland after he went missing from his Lostock Hall home.
Networking site eases the pain of grief and loss
Published 4th Jun 2009
GRIEF can tear us apart, but Terry George has found that it can also bring together thousands of people. The website he founded to help the bereaved pay tribute to their loved ones – www.gonetoosoon.org – is being developed as a social networking site similar to Facebook and Twitter, to help people cope with their loss.
Harrow Times
Published 3rd Jun 2009
FRIENDS of an Edgware father killed close to his home have set up a website to pay tribute to his life. Garry Frater, 32, died in the early hours of Saturday when he was hit by a car in De Havilland Road on his way home from a night out with friends in Watford. A Facebook page has been set up in Mr Frater's memory and an online memorial at gonetoosoon.org has also been established.
Spalding Today
Published 21st May 2009
FAMILY and friends of a fun-loving 15-year-old said goodbye in a funeral fitting to his quirky character. Holbeach teenager Daniel Hornby died of a lung infection after a battle with a rare form of leukaemia and mum Rachel O'Reilly wanted to put-on a funeral that celebrated his life.
1,500 mates in Facebook salute for Burtonwood crash victim Jamie Livsey
Published 29th Apr 2009
MORE than 1,500 people have joined two Facebook sites set up in memory of teenage car crash victim Jamie Livsey. A GoneTooSoon web page has also been set up in memory of Jamie, featuring messages from his family and friends.
Miami Herald
Published 23rd Apr 2009
Miami-Dade health officials said Thursday that they're ''stumped'' in efforts to understand the cause and course of 12 cases of a rare, virulent form of meningitis that has killed four people in South Florida since December.
