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I can't imagine the intensity of emotions of such a day. I think of him, and of you two often. And I hope that some sort of peace and calm surrounds you.
I love the ocean and the sounds of the waves. Thanks for sharing your latest journey. I pray it is a step forward for you both. And now when I stand by the ocean and listen to the waves, I will have more pause for thought and someone else to listen for.
All my love,
Alden

love you both. love josh.
jeannette

Oh Rory, I can't imagine all you are feeling, but I thank you for sharing some of your journey with us! After time, some people forget that you are still mourning and feeling the loss of Josh's life. Know that many of us are keeping you and Lorraine and Josh in our thoughts and prayers.
Sending you lots of love,
Erica

You are often in my thoughts. What a beautiful spot. I can almost hear the sounds of the ocean and feel the sun and water splashing up. You have been very brave on your journey. Victoria

Dearest Rory and Lorraine
You were very much in our hearts and minds on the 17th. We think of you often. Thank you for sharing and for the beautiful photograph. I wish you well and we will think of you whenever we go to Llandudno. I miss you both and feel so sad for your loss. May Joshua rest in peace.
with lots of love and strength
Daleen

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Supporters

  • The following people and organisations have generously contributed money, time, services, food and other forms of support for Joshua during his illness, and his parents continue to receive support. If anyone feels they would still like to contribute financially, we suggest they sponsor Jeannette Williams, who is running a half marathon to raise money for cancer research.

    These are our supporters, in no particular order:
    A Fiske, Kelfkens, Andy Thesen, Fine Family, L Bollen, M Morgan, Ann Corry, Pam, Urban Angel, Maboha Daniel, Roshini, Dillion Meyers, Laura & Peter Nordling, Dr Bernard Brom, Mike and Simone Bothma, Beth, Enio, Gui, Linda Rademeyer, Daleen Totten, Natural Medicine Staff, Bossi Family, Rosemary, Simons Family, Arup Australia, Hilton Barber, Lynda Silk, Emma Oliver, Ayala Katz, Anthony Abbott, Parents and children of Michael Oak Class 9, Anonymous friends, Organisers and participants of the Tribute Concert, and Concert donations.

    Sorry for anyone left out. We are aware that there have been many people helping whose names we may not have. Thanks to you all.

Joshua

  • Joshua Williams was a 15-year-old living in Cape Town, South Africa. In Feb 2008, Joshua was diagnosed with Lymphoma. He underwent a course of chemotherapy and was clear of the cancer in August that year. In December the Lymphoma had reappeared, in more aggressive form, and he underwent a second course that ended on 21 Feb 2009. The haematologist concluded that the treatment was unsuccessful, and that no more chemo or radiotherapy was possible. Joshua died on 17 May, 2009.

    This blog was established at the suggestion of Ani Fiske, to keep friends and family informed of Joshua's progress. The Joshua Tree Trust Fund was set up to raise funds for Josh's treatment, and was tremendously helpful for expenses not covered by medical aid. Thanks to all who contributed.

    Why the Joshua Tree Fund? The Yucca plant was named the Joshua Tree by the Mormon Pilgrims because they saw its silhouette as Joshua raising his arms to God. So apart from the link to our Joshua's name, the Joshua Tree is symbolically appropriate.

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