A fundraiser has been organised for the family of a 38-year-old man from Warrington who tragically died after tuberculosis spread to his brain.
Mahesh Borse was rushed to hospital complaining of a severe headache, but died just weeks before his 39th birthday on May 6th after a short but difficult illness, leaving behind his wife and 20-month-old son.
His colleague, Samyak, is raising money to support Mahesh’s family.
Samyak said: “This fundraiser is being created on behalf of Mahesh’s family to support the loved ones he has left behind through this heartbreaking loss.
“Coming from a very humble and financially difficult background, Mahesh worked tirelessly with the belief that his efforts, sacrifices, and journey would help lift his family out of hardship and create a more secure future for those who depended on him. His parents endured enormous hardship and made many sacrifices to raise him and support his journey in life. For them, Mahesh was not just a son, but a source of hope, pride, and strength for the entire family.
“Today, his loss has left behind an unbearable void. He leaves behind his wife, his 20-month-old son, and his elderly parents, all of whom depended on him emotionally and financially. His young child is far too small to understand this loss, yet he will grow up without the love, guidance, and support of his father. His parents, who struggled through so much to raise him, are now facing the unimaginable pain of losing their only son.
“This fundraiser has been set up to provide meaningful long-term support for Mahesh’s dependent family. The donations raised will go toward supporting his wife and parents, helping meet immediate family sustenance needs, and contributing toward the future education and well-being of his young son.
“We request you to donate wholeheartedly and generously in memory of Mahesh, so that his child and family may receive the support, dignity, and care they now need in this difficult time.
“Please consider sharing this page with others to increase its reach as far as possible. Thank you for your kindness, compassion, and support for Mahesh Borse’s family.”
Donations can be made via https://www.gofundme.com/f/mahesh-borse
