Friends and family of a Blackpool man who died in Thailand after a jet ski accident need to raise over £30 thousand pounds (almost $50,000) to bring him back to Blackpool. 38 year old Steve Campbell of Talbot Road was tragically killed in Pattaya on Wednesday. Due to a clause in his travel insurance, it appears Mr Campbell was not insured whilst using a jet ski. His close family are now desperately trying to raise the funds via a Facebook campaign called ‘Bring Him Home’. Report by wave965.comWe all like to have a great time on vacation and we often think little insurance and the small print. This tragic event is a real eye opener.If you would like to reach out to the family: BRING HIM HOMEPaypal donations are also accepted to this email address. bringstevecampbellhome@gmail.com[fblike] 
Family of British man killed in jet ski accident need to raise $50,000 to bring him home
Friends and family of a Blackpool man who died in Thailand after a jet ski accident need to raise over £30 thousand pounds (almost $50,000) to bring him back to Blackpool. 38 year old Steve Campbell of Talbot Road was tragically killed in Pattaya on Wednesday. Due to a clause in his travel insurance, it appears Mr Campbell was not insured whilst using a jet ski. His close family are now desperately trying to raise the funds via a Facebook campaign called ‘Bring Him Home’. Report by wave965.comWe all like to have a great time on vacation and we often think little insurance and the small print. This tragic event is a real eye opener.If you would like to reach out to the family: BRING HIM HOMEPaypal donations are also accepted to this email address. bringstevecampbellhome@gmail.com[fblike]
Friends and family of a Blackpool man who died in Thailand after a jet ski accident need to raise over £30 thousand pounds (almost $50,000) to bring him back to Blackpool. 38 year old Steve Campbell of Talbot Road was tragically killed in Pattaya on Wednesday. Due to a clause in his travel insurance, it appears Mr Campbell was not insured whilst using a jet ski. His close family are now desperately trying to raise the funds via a Facebook campaign called ‘Bring Him Home’. Report by wave965.comWe all like to have a great time on vacation and we often think little insurance and the small print. This tragic event is a real eye opener.If you would like to reach out to the family: BRING HIM HOMEPaypal donations are also accepted to this email address. bringstevecampbellhome@gmail.com[fblike]