Halstead: Fund started to pay for little boy's headstone

Mackenzie Cackett Mackenzie Cackett

Wellwishers have launched a fundraising drive to help parents struggling to pay for a headstone for their four-year-old son.

Mackenzie Cackett, of Juniper Close, Halstead, died last June following a two-year battle with cancer.

Parents Danielle Uren and James Cackett, who had to take more than six months off work to be by his bedside, had managed to scrape together £600 for a deposit on a headstone.

They had planned to pay off the full £3,600 cost with monthly payments.

But Braintree Council benefits officers Clare Dawson and Jo Mayne, who had been working with them, have launched a fundraising campaign.

Comments(3)

cpjcutts says...
11:01pm Sat 19 Jan 13

Would really like to know how to help.
Please post details. :(

Klewer says...
11:23pm Sat 19 Jan 13

Likewise - I work for a company near Halstead and I'm sure the team would donate if they knew where to send money to..

debbie51 says...
11:58am Fri 25 Jan 13

It is impossible to say how overwhelming it is the support and kindness people show in the worst of times there really arent words big enough! my world will never be as beautiful without mackenzie in it, it is more so because he was. thank you all. deborah hartley. mackenzie was my only grandchild.

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