In loving memory of our dear Paul Gaskill.
May your light, love for life and legacy live on through us all.
A merging of our strengths, our stories and our desire to turn heartbreak into something that supports, uplifts and connects people during life’s most vulnerable moments.
Every bracelet, every knot, every piece we create carries intention, compassion and community — a reminder that even in our darkest experiences, we are held by love that continues on.
They are hand woven with soft recycled cotton cord, adjustable, washable, removable, sustainable and clinically suitable.
To infinity and beyond X
Paul wearing his bracelet in ICU with his Grandfathers St Christopher coined tied to it.
At just 31 years old, he died in Princess Alexandra Hospital on the 7 November 2025. He suffered a traumatic brain injury after an escooter accident and passed away 3 weeks after being admitted to hospital.
This handmade treasure that Hayley made helped lighten the burden of such heavy emotions for Pauls family, maintaining a constant bedside vigil, feeling guilty taking rests, having food, or fresh air. This bracelet offered comfort, reassurance, and connection in the most challenging time of their lives.
Pauls brother Simon now wears this exact one which has helped him immensly with the overwhelming amount of grief and heartache that he holds after losing his only brother and best friend.
Simon is the third part to our Never Alone Collective and is determined to continue and strengthen his brothers legacy as far as it can go! PG25 forever.
Never Alone was born from two lives forever changed — one by unimaginable loss, and one by witnessing the power of connection in its most fragile moment.
Hayley Ryan on the left, Tracy Madge on the right.
The Founders of Never Alone Collective.
Before heading back to their hometown in Nottingham to spread the last of Pauls ashes, this was Tracys final 5km Parkrun at UQ in Brisbane.
We both wore the NA bracelets for extra strength and energy keeping Pauls memory close to us while we ran our butts off in 30+ degree heat!
Later that day, a bunch of Pauls nearest and dearest drove out to Mt Barney to celebrate his life and spread his ashes on a very sacred place amongst the mountains. One of his most special places to be and the most beautiful and connected send offs that any one could ever wish for.
The Shack.
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Never Alone. Always Connected.
This is a photo of Paul out at the Mt Barney shack in March 2025. He took his beautiful Mum (Tracy) on a mountain escape for the weekend while she was visiting him from the UK! An unforgettable core memory for them both, to say the least.