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Mornington Locals Rally Around Family of Nathan Abeling After Tragic Fishing Accident

Mornington locals are rallying behind the family of 22-year-old Nathan Abeling, who died after being struck by a freak wave during a fishing trip. A GoFundMe has raised over $15,000.

The Mornington community is rallying around the family and partner of 22-year-old Nathan Abeling, who tragically lost his life when a freak wave struck during a fishing trip a week ago.

Loved ones describe Nathan as full of life, with a smile that could light up any room. His partner, Isabelle Bertram, says they were inseparable since meeting at 16.

Couple smiling in a sunny field

A GoFundMe to support the family has already raised over $15,000, with friends and locals offering comfort during an unimaginable loss.

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