Supporting the French-Marsh Family

The Caboolture Snakes Junior Rugby League Club is coming together to support one of our own.

For anyone who has been part of our club, you'll know that Kammy French-Marsh was much more than a volunteer—she was the heart and soul of the Snakes community.

No matter what needed doing, Kammy was there. Whether it was managing a team, helping in the canteen, looking after the grounds, setting up for game day, or simply stepping in wherever an extra pair of hands was needed, she gave her time selflessly and always with a smile. If the club needed something, Kammy was one of the first to put her hand up.

She brought laughter wherever she went, was the life of every gathering, and was always up for a chat and a rum or two with friends after a long day at the club. Her generosity, kindness, and infectious spirit touched everyone who had the privilege of knowing her.

Most importantly, Kammy was a devoted mum to six beautiful children and a loving partner to Zack Marsh. Her family was everything to her.

Today, our Snakes family is asking our wider community to rally around the people Kammy loved most.

Every dollar raised through this GoFundMe will go directly towards supporting Zack and the French-Marsh family, helping with whatever they need during this incredibly difficult time. Whether it's everyday living expenses, household costs, the children, or simply easing the financial burden, your generosity will make a real difference.

No donation is too small, and if you're unable to contribute financially, sharing this fundraiser with your family, friends, and community is another wonderful way you can help.

Kammy spent countless hours giving back to our club and supporting others without ever expecting anything in return. Now it's our turn to stand beside her family and show them the same love, kindness, and support that Kammy showed so many.

On behalf of everyone at Caboolture Snakes Junior Rugby League Club, thank you for your generosity, your compassion, and for helping us support the French-Marsh family when they need it most.