EXCLUSIVE: Family of teen claimed in fatal crash speaks out
"Gone but never forgotten until we meet again," said family members
THE death of Bradlyn ‘Gingers’ Stain (16) as well as the loss of two other lives in the fatal Tara Road accident yesterday, 17 November, has left a hole in the hearts of the community but mostly in the hearts of his parents.
“He was a good boy and we had such a good relationship with our son. Such a respectable child and his two younger siblings looked up to him with such great love,” said the grieving parents.
Tributes flooded the teenager’s Facebook page as his fellow school mates from Fairvale Secondary thanked him for being their friend and sent out love and prayers to his family as well as the other families who suffered a loss in the accident. Fairvale Secondary principal, Dale Seidle passed on his condolences to the Stain family and marked the day as a tragic loss to the school.
Devastated by the loss of their son, all the Stains have left are the memories of their eldest child. “Everybody loved him, he surrounded himself with friends and family. It’s just who he was. He was sociable and lovable. Gone but never forgotten until we meet again,” said family members Cindy, Bradly, Benji Stain and Lesley-Anne Lyons.
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