British-born Joshua Santos Christian died in the early hours of Sunday morning when he jumped off Noosa Sound Bridge and failed to resurface.One of his motto’s being: “Here for a good time not a long time”.Joshua Santos Christian has been remembered as a “beautiful soul”. Picture: GoFundMe/Facebook
It is understood Mr Christian, aged in his 30s, slipped as he stepped over the bridge’s railing and hit his head on descent.Mr Christians body was recovered by police divers about 6am on Sunday after a local boat operator used sonar equipment to help find his body. His devastated family are now trying to raise funds to repatriate his body from Brisbane to his former home in Wirral, England.“Everyone deserves a Josh in their lives, he was a very special person and touched so many people,” the tribute read.A GoFund Me page has been set up. Picture: GoFundMe/Facebook
“Josh lived for his friends and beautiful family. He loved finding the joy and passion in everything, he completely embodied music and dancing, both were in his blood, he danced first and thought later.”Mr Christian’s loved ones said every donation would help reunite him with his family. “The whole process is very expensive so every donation, no matter the size, will help in reuniting him with his loved ones at home as soon as possible,” they said.“Your contribution will directly alleviate the financial burden faced by his family as they navigate this challenging and complex time.Travellers brace for chaos at airportsAussies should prepare for what is going to be an extremely busy travel day with airports warning passengers to do this one specific thing.