Bushfire Appeal Blog
Bushfire Tragedy Your Messages Of Support Post by: Triple M 10 February, 2009 - 7:46 AM
Leave your messages for the victims and the heroic fire fighters battling the worst bushfires that have devastated Australia.
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Todd says
My heart goes out to all the survivors and the lost. RIP.
Posted Tuesday 10 February, 2009 9:12 AM -
Cath says
As I'm pouring through the stories I can't even to begin how terrifying these last couple of days have been for those affected. I'll be donating today and congratulate Triple M for their efforts to help the victims.
Posted Tuesday 10 February, 2009 9:14 AM -
Lyn Swift says
To everyone who has been touched by this devastating disaster. I wanted to say that the love and support that everyone is showing is beautiful to see. It takes a shocking loss of life, limb and homes for us to see that life, family, love, community and friendship is worth more than the loss we are all feeling in the current economic times.
Posted Tuesday 10 February, 2009 9:15 AM -
Now Renovations says
The staff from Now Renovations are all deeply saddened and moved by the tragic events of the last few days. Our hearts and prayers are with all those touched by the breath of this firey monster that has left a wake of greif and trauma. No one is spared when events like this happen and the importance of compassion and strength in the community are needed above all else. We would like to donate $500.00 now and $200.00 for every Pergola that is sold between now and May 2009. The importance of ongoing support is paramount as these people need to rebuild their lives and after so much devastation....that may take a long time.
Posted Tuesday 10 February, 2009 9:18 AM -
Dave says
Thoughts and best wishes go out to all the men, women and children affected by this great tragedy.
Posted Tuesday 10 February, 2009 9:21 AM -
Greg K says
Words can't describe what i feel. I remember the Ash Wednesday fires up at Cockatoo, but this is ten times worse. My thoughts go out to those in the Yarra Ranges and up around Yea, who are still fighting fires,
Posted Tuesday 10 February, 2009 9:27 AM -
cathy whitaker says
There are no words. I am a mum of two boys. I cant even begin to imagine the horror of losing family members and friends. How do you ever find the strength to recover.
Posted Tuesday 10 February, 2009 9:28 AM
My prayers are with all the families who are trapped in this living nightmare. And a big "Thank You" to all the very very brave members of our emergency services who are risking their own lives to protect others.
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Amy says
Thank-You Triple M, Fox fm...
Posted Tuesday 10 February, 2009 9:29 AM
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David Van Zwienen says
Guys, we want to help and can offer a self contained bungalow for victims that can sleep a family. We can house, feed and cloth them for as long as it takes.
Posted Tuesday 10 February, 2009 10:07 AM
Hope we can help. Dave. -
Robyn says
OUr hearts go out to all the fire victims through out Victoria.
Posted Tuesday 10 February, 2009 10:09 AM
Our deepest sympathy to all the families who have lost loved ones. May they rest in peace.
The Mills family
