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Brave Mariska thanks family, friends for support following terrible accident

'Thanks to family and friends for all their prayers'

Mariska Sonnekus of Glencoe, who suffered serious injuries in a horrific car crash last month near Port Elizabeth in which five other people died, has thanked all family and friends for their  prayers and words of encouragement.

In a post on Facebook, Mariska wrote:

“To all my family and friends I am still in St Georges hospital in Port Elizabeth. Last operation was successful and now on the road to recovery. After hospital will I go to Aurora rehab in Port Elizabeth to learn to walk again. Thank you for all your prayers please keep praying for me the road ahead is still very long. God is very good to me.”

According to Algoa FM, a  48-year old man from France and a 68-year old man from Austria were among the victims of the accident horror accident on the N2 near the Thornhill off-ramp towards Port Elizabeth on February 20.

The accident involved a Renault Clio and Mazda who were travelling in opposite directions.

 

She is  a popular figure at the Dundee Squash Club.

Posted tributes included:

Debbie Boshoff
Liefste Mariska hoe grooooot is ons God dat na alles jy oppad is na herstel:ons vertrou Hom ten volle dat Hy jou sy KRAG sal gee om hierdie kruis te dra-jy LEEF en ons eer Hom daarvoor Al ons liefde en opregte gedagtes en gebede Bossie en Debbie
Nické Bester

Theron Sjoe!!

Baie sterkte Mariska!!
Anita Da Silva
So bly jy’s ok. Jy’s n pragtige mens met baie deursettingsvermoë en sal hierdie oorwin, een dag op n keer. Liefdetjies

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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