A heartfelt initiative has been launched to help the family of Jordan Law, a 33-year-old Morayfield man who was reported missing on Boxing Day and subsequently found dead in Bundaberg after a widespread search-and-rescue operation.
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Mr Law, who had been reported missing on Boxing Day, was found dead after a significant search and rescue operation in the Bundaberg area.
Organised by Merle Fisher, the initiative aims to support Jordan’s family in covering the unexpected costs of his funeral.
“We are all devastated by Jordan Law’s loss and were not prepared for the high cost of a funeral service,” Merle shared. “We want to give Jordan the memorial he deserves, to honor his memory and say our last goodbyes. Please consider donating, as any amount will truly help our family during this difficult time.”
The outpouring of tributes and support for Mr Law has been overwhelming. Jordan’s relative, Melanie, expressed gratitude for the kindness shown by strangers and the Bundaberg community during the challenging search.
“The Bundaberg community are truly such a beautiful community to be a part of. Thank you to those lovely people who have dropped food and drinks off and sent their love and prayers,” she said. Jordan’s grandmother, Caroline, echoed these sentiments, adding, “Complete strangers opening their hearts up, bringing food, helping search up and down the river, and sending their love and prayers.”
Jordan Law was last seen near Boat Ramp Drive at the Burnett River in Bundaberg around 7:20 p.m. on December 26. Despite extensive efforts by police and community members, his body was later recovered, leaving his family and friends heartbroken. A report is being prepared for the coroner.
Tributes have been flooding social media, reflecting the impact Jordan had on those who knew him.
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“Rest in the Dreamtime, brother. My condolences and thoughts go out to the family and community,” wrote Paul in a Facebook post. Jordan’s nieces and nephews knew him as their favorite uncle, always offering love and support. His loss has created a void that will be deeply felt by his family and community.
Featured image credit: Merle Fisher/GoFundMe.com
Published 30-December-2024
