The family of Tiger Duggan, a 23-year-old who was critically injured in a collision, has shared a tragic update. Tiger, a young man who had moved from Milton Keynes to Perth, Western Australia, two years ago, has passed away according to reports from the Daily Star.
In a heartbreaking announcement today, Tiger’s family expressed their grief and shared that his passing has brought hope to others. Mary Duggan, in a post on GoFundMe, described Tiger as a vibrant soul who lived life to the fullest. She mentioned his charming smile and revealed that he passed away early that morning in her arms.
The family expressed gratitude for the support received during Tiger’s journey, including prayers, messages, and donations. They emphasized that without these donations, Tiger would not have been able to help save 3 to 4 lives through organ donation after his passing.
They concluded by thanking everyone for being part of Tiger’s journey and requested privacy to mourn their loss. Earlier this month, Tiger suffered severe injuries in a motorcycle accident in Thailand. Despite efforts to save him, he remained unconscious and on life support in a hospital in Bangkok.
His family had hoped to bring him back to the UK and successfully raised over £115,000 online for his repatriation. Tiger had moved to Perth, Australia, two years ago for work with a gold mining company. Emily Darlington, the Labour MP for Milton Keynes Central, expressed shock and sadness over the accident, sending thoughts to Tiger and his family during this difficult time.
