Help Marian get home
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Marian was one of the most energetic and uplifting people we met. He was working hard to maintain two jobs in order to help support his mother and sisters back home, after losing his father 3 years ago.
Marian, aged 25, was passionate about motorcycles from a very young age. From the moment he purchased his bike he could light up an entire room with his radiating smile. A smile that stuck with him until the very end.
In the early hours of Sunday the 20th of March 2016, Marian Suruianu, who was riding his motorcycle, suffered a collision with a black cab in Central London.
Tragically, he did not survive the impact and was pronounced dead at the scene, despite the efforts of multiple ambulance paramedics.
The funds raised are to cover the costs of repatriation of the body and help the mother and the sisters with the funeral.
Any donation will be greatly appreciated by the suffering family, who are struggling with the costs of bringing Marian back home to bury him next to his father.
More information can be found in this Evening Standard Article.
Marian, aged 25, was passionate about motorcycles from a very young age. From the moment he purchased his bike he could light up an entire room with his radiating smile. A smile that stuck with him until the very end.
In the early hours of Sunday the 20th of March 2016, Marian Suruianu, who was riding his motorcycle, suffered a collision with a black cab in Central London.
Tragically, he did not survive the impact and was pronounced dead at the scene, despite the efforts of multiple ambulance paramedics.
The funds raised are to cover the costs of repatriation of the body and help the mother and the sisters with the funeral.
Any donation will be greatly appreciated by the suffering family, who are struggling with the costs of bringing Marian back home to bury him next to his father.
More information can be found in this Evening Standard Article.
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Adrian
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