Help Kendra and Corey after motorcycle crash

If you don’t know Kendra and Corey you most likely have heard of them through their involvement in the community. As a young single mum she took up the reigns of President of the Featherston Rugby Club, before meeting and falling in love with Corey. They have been involved with outreach on the Kapiti Coast helping Māori and Pasifika youth.

Early in the afternoon on 12 January Kendra and Corey were involved in a serious motorcycle crash involving a truck. They were separately helicoptered to Wellington Hospital with extensive damage to their bodies. Kendra was about 5 months pregnant at the time, sadly, through trauma the baby has not survived.

Kendra and Corey have now both have undergone major surgeries. Corey has lost a leg and surgeries have managed to save his arm. Rods have been inserted into the bone fractures in Kendra’s leg. They hope it can be saved.

They are both waiting on plastic surgeons to further repair soft tissue. The surgeons have informed us both Kendra and Corey’s recovery time is looking at approximately 12 to 18 months.

Throughout everything that’s happened over the last few days Kendra, Corey and their families have done their best to remain positive, especially for their young families.

About Corey and Kendra

To say determined is an understatement. Kendra has young son and Corey 3 beautiful daughters. They are committed and amazing parents.

Corey is a painter/plaster and Kendra works in retail, though recently set up her own cleaning business to support their growing family.

Everyone has a past, but these two have chosen to take a new road and set a good example for their children. They would do anything to help anyone in need – and sure have over the years in their communities of the Wairarapa and Kapiti Coast.

If you are in a position to help, even a few dollars, this will go along way to help these amazing people on their lifelong recovery and support their children. There will be big expenses on the long road to recovery – lets set up this fund to help them on their way and to give back to them for their service to the community.