Every Girl's Dream (Updated - pg.7)

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Rynet said:
RIP Didi.  Some flowers only bloom for a short while, but their magnificent beauty touch all around them.

Well put Rynet, R.I.P Didi  :'(
 
Funeral service for Didi

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A funeral service for York High School pupil Didi Coertze will be held at the school tomorrow morning (Wednesday, 18 April) at 08:30.

Bikers' Church Pastor Paul Williams will be leading the service. Motorcyclists have been invited to attend in their masses as they did last year when they provided a cavalcade for Didi on her way to her matric farewell.

Didi passed away at 16:15 on Saturday afternoon in the Mediclinic after being admitted in the early hours of the morning. She had put up a brave fight against a rare bone cancer which had spread to her lungs, despite chemotherapy. Since July last year she had refused further treatment, but embraced every moment of her life to the full, up until the last, according to her mother, Cindy.

The bright young girl had wanted to write her matric exam last year, but eventually decided against it. She enrolled again for matric at York High this year.

Didi's body will be cremated.
 
We get together at 7:45 in the parking area of Checkers (the old Game).
 
Trailrider said:
We get together at 7:45 in the parking area of Checkers (the old Game).

Thanks TR for organizing!! It was really an experience to be there this morning and a privilage to be part of "saying goodbye to such a wonderfull person"!! I'm just sad that I never knew her in person! :'(
 
A very sad update to this post. Didi Coertze lost her battle with cancer on Saturday afternoon (14 April) at 16:15 after being admitted to hospital at 02:00 that same morning. According to her mother, Cindy, she had been fine on Friday, but was not feeling well during the night. "We still went out on Friday evening."

DiDi lived life to the full right to the very end. She was an inspiration.

Motorcyclists have been invited to attend her funeral this morning as we did last year when we provided a cavalcade for Didi on her way to her matric farewell. That night she made us part of her special night. Today we got to do something in return.

The Southern Cape bikers started organizing immediately. It was on short notice, just like the martic farewell ride and on top of that this would happen mid week and during business hours. But again the bikers did not disappoint. Those who could make it did and those who could not rode with us in spirit.

Starting to gather early on a Wednesday morning:

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There were different bikes, different kinds of bikes, different kinds of people and people from different clubs. But true to the brotherhood of biking, when the chips are down, we all stand together.

While waiting for more bikes to arrive everybody talks bikes of course. This beautiful Race Nation Fireblade got some extra attention:

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Soon more bikes arrived. Buks on his new XR650 sporting his Wild Dog paws:

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We all rode to York High school together where more bikes waited.

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The hall where the memorial was held was absolutely packed.

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Kids from different schools lined the walls and sang choir songs.

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There was a range of emotions. It was incredibly sad, but at the same time, as the photos of her life scrolled by and friends and family told their stories of this wonderful girl, it was a celebration of her life. This girl touched many lives.

What an honour it was to be part of the roaring send-off of DiDi Coertze.

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No more pain, only peace. Ride the highways of heaven Didi.


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Daniellè Coertze
March 11, 1993 to April 14, 2012


DiDi wrote an Essay on 20 March 2012. It was distributed with the funeral letter. Please take the time to read it. It will touch your soul. (Click on each page to enlarge)




Didi in the news:

Bikers Gazette


Other articles:

Local girl loses half her leg to cancer.

Brave hearts take the steps.

10 Million steps for Cancer.

Didi Coertze passes away.

Funeral service for Didi.


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Danielle Didi Coertze
 
Plesier Jupiter

Om sulke goed te doen help met die verwerk daarvan.
 
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