On Behalf Of Tristan & The Fynn-Aiduenu Family

Hi.

My name is Seraphina Beh. I’ve opened up this GoFundMe to request donations on behalf of the Fynn-Aiduenu family, and my long-time trusted dearest friend Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu, who have l recently suffered the passing of Mr Albert Fynn-Aiduenu, Tristan’s father.

Mr Fynn-Aidunenu departed from this world tragically attempting to fly back home to Ghana after visiting his family in the UK, what now has become his last time. Mr Fynn-Aiduenu had suffered from kidney failure for some years. Unfortunately, upon briefly visiting his family in the UK, he could not get and upkeep his needed dialysis to help him survive with his kidney failure for the two weeks he stayed. When returning back to Ghana more unforeseen circumstances unfolded at the airport as his flight was cancelled, taking away more crucial time needed for him to return and continue his dialysis. The alternative available flight to Ghana had more hours and was a transit flight, delaying more of Mr Fynn-Aiduenu’s time as his condition, still untreated, becomes worse. Despite Mr Fynn-Aiduenu best efforts to power through with the hope of returning back to his family and treatment in Ghana, he was deemed too unwell to continue his flight home by airport staff in Morocco whilst in transit. With no way to contact his family in the UK or Ghana, the staff made a decision to take him in for A&E, and with this new unforeseen stress, Mr Fynn-Aiduenu fell into a coma and subsequently passed away thereafter as the staff tried to find ways to contact his loved ones.

Roman 12:15 says “Be happy with those who are happy, and weep with those who weep”, This is a trying time for the Fynn-Aiduenu family with the tragic, unexpected loss of Mr Fynn-Aiduenu. These moments are reminders in life to be your brother's keeper, as they have been yours in times of need. I believe love, community and support will help ease the burden of grief for this family.

I’ve known Tristan since 2010; before I had an interest in the acting industry he’s helped me grow so much in. From the first day I met him in college, he was a person that walked with love and joy in their heart and wanted everyone to be able to do the same. He’s done this countless times with generosity, time and energy for friends, family and strangers alike. Those of us that know Tristan through his work over the past 11 years can testify to the sacrifices he makes for others so they can work in love and joy and reach new potentials within themselves; this is something he always fought for.

Amid his Father's passing, Tristan still pushed to give his best for the up-and-coming talent at Guildhall School of Acting 3rd years he directed and wrote a show for. This is the kind of person I’ve always known Tristan to be. He’s not just a revolutionary director and writer; He’ll do everything in his power to see you shine, no matter the cost to himself. He’s a great guy.

I’d like for those of us that know him personally, professionally or are moved by the Fynn-Aiduenu loss to help out with the unexpected hospital bills from Morocco, the morgue in Ghana or the funeral cost. The aim is £6,000 to comfortably cover everything and support Tristan’s younger siblings, now missing their breadwinner in Ghana. If this is something you can possibly with help - please do!

If not, I get the times we are all living in at present, but then I urge you to keep Tristan and the Aiduenu family in your thoughts and prayers; I promise even that much can make a difference at this difficult time.

Thank you very for your time,

Seraphina Beh.