Pheobe Bishop’s ‘Gentle Soul’ is honored while her grieving mother shares a symbolic gesture and the community is preparing for a candlelight wake

A community that mourns the devastating loss of Pheobe Bishop has organized fundraising in her memory, while her deeply sad mother makes a symbolic gesture.

Queensland The police discovered what was considered the remains of the missing 17-year-old in a vast Good Night Scrub National Park on Friday at 2.30 pm, so that the three-week search was terminated.

After the heartbreaking news, family friend Tracey Balends started one Gofundme On Saturday in loving memory of Pheobe.

“After we have spoken with the family of Pheobe, we decided to honor her memory in a way that reflects the compassion and the light that she brought in so much,” wrote Mrs. Bornends.

‘Pheobe had a soft soul and a generous mind – always taking care of others and standing up for what was good.

“We want her legacy of life and by paying it to the great volunteers and community.”

The donations go to supporting volunteer services such as the SES and the provision of funds for the Teenage School in Bundaberg.

Pheobe’s mother Kylie Johnson turned her profile photo into a Vigil candle with the name of her daughter written on the base, surrounded by flowers and butterfly wings.

Missing 17-year-old Pheobe Bishop (photo) is remembered as a ‘soft soul’

The Van Pheobe (photo) family has supported fundraising to return to the community in the same spirit as the 17-year-old

Pheobe’s mother Kylie Johnson turned her profile photo on Facebook into a wake candle with the name of her daughter, surrounded by flowers (photo)

She shared fundraising on her Facebook account on Saturday.

“This is supported by the family. Everyone wants to help and this is how we can return in honor of Phee, “she wrote.

Mrs. Johnson previously described the discovery of her daughters continues to ‘tear her apart’, the fundraising on Facebook shared.

De Gofundme, which was only started three hours ago at the time of publishing, picked up $ 1,745 of the goal of $ 17,000.

It comes when an improvised monument has appeared in the horrible, waste-sowing Gin Gin Home Pheobe shared with Bromley and Wood.

The house is surrounded by bouquets of flowers with a large pink teddy bear that stands over the building.

A moving message left by a rourner: ‘Pheobe, you grew your wings too early beautiful girl. Now you will no longer feel pain or heartache.

“You can spread your wings and know that you will be loved.”

A three -week search for Pheobe was closed on Friday when the police found her remains in Good Night Scrub National Park in East Queensland

Mrs. Johnson (left) said there will be a wake for the community on Sunday evening to start healing

The teenager and the local population of Gin Gin are preparing to honor her memory during a community ceremony tomorrow night.

A candlelight wake is held in Kolan Community Park from 4 p.m.

Mrs. Johnson said that De Wake is a way for the family to recognize the impact of Pheobe on the community.

“Like most national families, we are resilient, proud and strong, but this has brought us to our knees like no drought could ever,” she said.

“Although we don’t have Fee at home to rest, our community needs the healing process to start.”

Pheobe was missing after she Cannot go on board a flight at Bundaberg airport to Brisbane and then to West -Australia To see her boyfriend on May 15.

Her luggage was not found and the police say that neither her phone or bank accounts are accessible.

James Wood, 34, and Tanika Bromley, 33, were both Accused of murder and interfering with a corpse in relation to the disappearance of Pheobe.

The 17-year-old lived with the couple in a house in Gin Gin before she disappeared on 15 May. They were the last people who saw her alive after she dropped her out on Bundaberg Airport.

They remain in custody and were at the Bundaberg Magistrates court on Friday morning, but did not appear personally or via a video link.