Guelph/Eramosa, ON – The unexpected death of James Bailey, who tragically passed away on Monday, December 11, 2023, following a farm accident, has deeply affected family and friends. The news of his passing surfaced through a heartfelt publication by close acquaintances, Jim and Jackie McLean, who expressed their sorrow for the loss of their long-time friend’s son-in-law.
James Bailey was more than a farmer; he embodied the enduring spirit of agriculture with his weathered hat and diligent hands. His commitment to the land not only sustained his family but also enriched the community. He approached each day with gratitude, his expertise ensuring that the soil remained fertile, and crops flourished. His dedication to sustainable farming practices earned him respect as an environmental steward, safeguarding the land for future generations.
As a father, James provided unwavering stability and affection to his children. He was a source of comfort and encouragement, nurturing each child’s individuality and aspirations. His joy lay in guiding his children beyond the farm, instilling in them a love for exploration and discovery.
My brother-in-law James Bailey was tragically killed yesterday in a farming accident. Please consider supporting Amber and the four little kids at this time of great need. Many thanks. Retweets appreciated.https://t.co/xe4w2EqdCc
— Grant Rumford (@GrantRumford) December 13, 2023
A GoFundMe initiative was launched by Lilly Anne McLean, aimed at supporting James Bailey’s family during this challenging time. The fundraiser was established on Tuesday, December 12, 2023, to assist with burial expenses and other unforeseen costs. While the initial goal was set at $40,000, the campaign has garnered significant support, with $5,650 raised from 21 generous donors at the time of this article’s publication.
A statement from the family highlighted James’ unexpected passing in the tragic farming accident at the age of 27. He leaves behind his loving wife, Amber, and their four young children aged eight, six, four, and two.
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