HELP REQUEST FOR PROFESSIONAL HUNTER - HENNIE VAN JAARSVELD

[EC HUNTING SAFARIS]

Hennie van Jaarsveld, a well known Professional Hunter in the Grahamstown area of the Eastern Cape of South Africa, was involved in a terrible car accident in October. Sadly he lost his wife & mother-in-law in the accident. They were travelling back home from Johannesburg, near Bloemfontein, when an oncoming truck lost control due to a burst front tyre, colliding with Hennie's vehicle head on. He miraculously survived the accident, but has many injuries to overcome. His daughter, Jessica, started a BackaBuddy compaign to try and raise some funds needed for his after hospital medical treatment, as well as to keep him afloat while he cannot carry out his profession. His head injury has caused major concussion, which will take months to resolve completely.

Please, if you're able to, help Hennie by contributing to the BackaBuddy campaign.

Click HERE or on this link to donate: HENNIE BACKABUDDY CAMPAIGN

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Let's help make his already difficult situation, slightly better.
Thanks in advance
Best regards
Marius

 

[Ridge Runner]

Hope and Prayers for Hennie for a full and speedy recover.

Condolences to Hennie, his daughter, the rest of their family and friends on their loss of two loved ones.

May his wife and mother-in-law Rest In Peace.

 

[Shaw]

I have hunted with Hennie several times. You won't find a harder working PH that caters to his clients as well as a love of his job and the animals. his wife Tahlita was super knowledgable of the animals, flora and fauna down to the tiniest bug. Super great people. had the opportunity on my last trip to spend a week with her mom tagging along with us and took the wife shopping. He has a long road ahead of him. He needs our support every little bit helps.

 

[Ontario Hunter]

My heart goes out to him and his daughter. Lost my wife to a car accident fourteen years ago. Hopefully he will be recovered enough to be home for Christmas. Or maybe find somewhere else to be besides home. That first holiday season without loved ones is the toughest.

I'm just about to return to Ontario from hunting in Montana. It's a 24 hr marathon, especially hairy in winter conditions. Thankfully, this time I'll be driving back in a safer vehicle. My daughter is much relieved.