Family and friends will collect in reminiscence of Hamilton teenager Jordan Goodwin tonight (Monday).
The group will meet subsequent to St Peter's/Neilsland Main College on Highstonehall Highway to launch blue and white balloons as a tribute to the Rangers fan following his demise final Saturday, March 26.
The 18-year-old, who was affectionately often called 'wee Ginge' resulting from his pink hair, was having fun with a day at Mugdock Nation Park in Paisley with friends when tragedy struck and he died after moving into problem within the water.
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His demise has left his shut knit household and group of mates devastated with many describing him as "one in one million" resulting in the tribute occasion in his reminiscence tonight.
In a Fb put up a member of the family stated: "Can’t consider I’m even penning this however on Monday, March 28 at 7pm Jordan’s household and mates are doing a balloon launch in reminiscence of our wee ginge subsequent to St. Peter’s/Neilsland major completely anybody is welcome to come back and assist us bear in mind our boy.
"Little factor from Jordan if he was right here NO GREEN!
"Thanks all upfront."
A Crowdfunding web page set as much as assist his household at this unhappy time has already raised over £3800.
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