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Una familia de Foxboro está transformando la tragedia en esperanza y conciencia, a medida que se acerca el primer aniversario del fallecimiento de su pequeño Graham.
Graham Redner nació el 5 de abril de 2025 y, lamentablemente, falleció durante las vacaciones de Navidad a causa de complicaciones derivadas de la influenza A, que provocaron un paro cardíaco.
Tristin, la madre de Graham, junto con su esposo Dan y sus hijos Gavin y Everly, desean crear un legado de esperanza y conciencia. Compartió que Graham fue registrado como donante de órganos y que su hígado y otros tejidos fueron donados a través de la Red Trillium Gift of Life para salvar la vida de otra niña en Ontario.
“Eso le brindó mucha paz a nuestra familia, pero queríamos mantener viva su memoria”, explicó Tristin. “Creo que cuando pierdes a un hijo, el mayor temor es que sea olvidado”.
La familia creó “Graham’s Gift” (El Regalo de Graham), una iniciativa que consiste en tarjetas que se pueden encontrar en negocios locales. La idea es que, cuando alguien realice un acto de bondad, ya sea grande o pequeño, pase la tarjeta a otra persona para que la cadena de amabilidad continúe.
Dan and Tristin Redner, along with their children six-year-old Gavin, four-year-old Everly, and baby Graham. (Photo: supplied by the Redner family)
The family created Graham’s Gift.
Tristin expresó: “Graham era un donante de órganos. Tenía la personalidad más dulce y amable, y quería que esa amabilidad continuara”.
La familia también ha estado recaudando fondos para la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos Pediátricos (UCIP) del Hospital para Niños de Eastern Ontario (CHEO).
Para obtener más información sobre cómo convertirse en donante de órganos en Ontario, puede hacer clic aquí.
CORUNNA, Mich. (WNEM) – A vigil was held Thursday night in support of the family of Trenton Massey, the Corunna man who disappeared over the weekend in Marquette.
Massey is a student at Northern Michigan University, and while the search for him is suspended for now, people in his hometown are thinking of him.
“It’s been tough, you know? It’s been a tough week,” said Steve Herrick, assistant principal at Corunna Middle School.
The field was filled with memories, sadness and tight embraces.
“Everywhere you go, you see people that are; you look at each other, and everybody starts crying,” said Amy Garrett, friend of the family and the organizer of the vigil. “It’s been emotional.”
Police in Marquette have suspended active search efforts for 21-year-old Massey. He was last seen on surveillance video around 3 a.m. Sunday, walking toward Founder’s Landing near Lake Superior.
Since then — days of searching on ground, from the air, and in the water. Divers, sonar, drones, K-9s and helicopters.
“And we’re not giving up hope,” said Michelle Holmes, a friend of the family. “We will continue to be hopeful and pray and wait for him to be reunited with his family again.”
Investigators said they will continue to follow tips, but for now, organized search operations have stopped. Back home in Corunna, the waiting is the hardest part.
“We care for the people in this community,” said Herrick. “And no matter whether you’re in Marquette or Timbuktu. If you’re from Corunna, you’re a Corunna person and we’re going to take care of you.”
Massey graduated from Corunna High School in 2022. People said he left a quiet but lasting mark, the kind you do not forget. The vigil at Nick Annese Athletic Field was about support for his mom, his family, and his friends.
“I could say so much about him,” said Garrett. “But, this shows what he meant to everyone and what his family means.”
Candles raised and prayers whispered, the community stood still but stood together.
“We hope the family has peace,” said Herrick. “Has some comfort as they’re moving forward in looking for Trenton.”
Investigators said the search will resume with any new evidence.
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