It was a psychological prizegiving event for Hoër Landbouskool Marlow, who honoured matric student Jonathan Bradfield, who drowned throughout the school vacations, with numerous scholastic awards.
The 19-year-old’s body was discovered previously today after he was purged to sea throughout a rip tide at Mtunzini Main Beach last Thursday.
The teenager– whose dream was to end up being a ool farmer like his daddy– and his sweetheart had actually been going to KwaZulu-Natal when the catastrophe struck.
MATRIC LEARNER HONOURED DURING SCHOOL PRIZE-GIVING
On Thursday, 8 October, Hoër Landbouskool Marlow in Cradock hosted its end-of-the-year prizegiving event.
The occasion happened simply 2 days after the body of matric student Jonathan Bradfield was found, 2km far from Mtunzini Main Beach, where he went missing out on
The Eastern Cape farming school commemorated the teenager, acknowledging him for his scholastic quality
Jonathan’s auntie, Sharon Bradfield, shared an image of the school’s homage and awards, that included a benefit certificate in Afrikaans and History, in addition to top place in the “Wolklasser” farming award, the greatest award in the wool classifying classification.
She shared together with a picture of the blonde-haired young boy: “These are all the rewards Jonathan would’ve gotten. Proud of you Jona ❤. The ram’s Head for wool classing. I understand your Dad is happy”.
CROSS MEMORIAL
According to Jonathan’s auntie, the late matric trainee will be kept in mind with a cross memorial set up on his daddy Ken’s farm in Dordrecht.
The cross– which represents Jonathan’s strong Christian faith and his shining character– will show up on the R56 and N6 and will be brightened during the night
Jonathan’s dream was to end up being a wool farmer like his daddy and grandpa.
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