Hey if people want to gift you a funeral when you're going through immense pain then
Why not it's a way for others to pay respects to Jay and help the family. I gave money for a bench to a family who lost a baby. That little is a lot for some but the biggest gift to anyone is kindest. In paticularly from strangers because we don't expect it and it restores faith in humanity.
I think turning up to a funeral, paying into a fund are all great ways of showing support to a family in pain. They are broken, lost.
I use my own life experience to help other people going through tough times if I can make it easier with advice, loving support or financial help or just by sending a warm message on a comments page I'm sure going to do it just like so many others. Let's be glad we live in a world with people who have the empathy for others.
It's nice to see.
Right now that's a family who have lost a sibling, a child. Their youngest. That immense pain is immeasurable. Knowing they won't have him wake them up, annoy thrm; cuddle them. You miss it all when you lose a sibling or child. You lose a part of you that you need to reco struct to face the world again.
Jay is the one they looked after and they will still be struggling to sleep and waking up hoping his death is just some nightmare.
You can't get use to losing a child as a parents life generally revolved around them and that pain runs deep and despite the furore over the criminal trouble he got into ( yes it's bad I know!) is still someone's boy, somebodies best friend and worthy of being loved and missed. Even by strangers. I know I'm one of them.
We all hope that family have the closure and have the love and the support to help ease their raw pain. RIP Jay