Petition: Fix Appin Rd before it claims another life
Brad Walter
Mel Bond's family and friends are supporting this petition to fix Appin Rd so more lives aren't lost.
Mel Bond
The Brightest Star, The Warmest Flame, The Biggest Heart ...
Brad Walter
Melissa Jayne Bond was born on 4th May, 1990 at Wollongong Hospital. She was the third child, and only daughter, of Allen and Amanda Jane Bond.
She was educated at Thirroul Public School and Holy Spirit College, Bellambi.
Mel combined two her passions, sport and education, in her choice of career as a PDHPE teacher and completed her training at the University of Wollongong.
She began teaching in 2012 and demonstrated her commitment to Catholic education in both the Campbelltown and Wollongong areas. She truly loved her position at John Therry Catholic College at Rosemeadow.
In her leisure time, Mel enjoyed the company of her family and many friends. She participated in a variety of sports and most recently enjoyed her role as goalkeeper and captain of the Women's 3rd Division team at Thirroul Football Club.
Mel had a beautiful spirit. She loved life and embraced all opportunities. She showed kindness and compassion to all people.
She was truly loved by all her knew her.
Just Do It: Gibson Park, Sunday April 3
Brad Walter
All four Thunderbirds teams will play their opening round matches of the 2016 season at home on Sunday as Thirroul JFC honours Mel Bond.
12.30pm: Division 3 v Oak Flats W3
10am: Youth Grade v Oak Flats Falcons
12pm: Division 2 v Woonona 2
2pm: Division 1 v Woonona 1
To quote Mel, just do It girls. Do it for Mel.
Thanks to Isaac Brown and Damien McGlinn for painting this under lights on Wednesday night.