US EditionMarie-José in Action After Suicide of Son (23): 'Child Must Pursue Dreams'
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After years of bullying, 23-year-old Gerard Wagemakers from Rijen took his own life almost twenty years ago. A devastating blow for his mother, Marie-José, which continues to impact her and her family. She fears that more children are being victimized by bullying and has therefore launched the Gradje Foundation, named after her son's nickname. With a cookie drive, she hopes to raise money to help children pursue their dreams. "A child always has…
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