Bree Keller’s heartbroken friends and family have said their final goodbyes to the young model who burnt to death in the back of a $200,000 sports car.
The 22-year-old from Sydney’s northern beaches died alongside Steve, 31, and Jeff, 39, Nasr when the Nissan GTR they were in burst into flames following a high-speed accident.
Ms Keller’s former partner, Isaac Treml, who came out shortly after her death labelling her as the best thing that had ever happened to him, spoke at the service.
‘Briana I will forever love you and miss you. Rest in love and peace my angel till we meet again,’ he said.
‘Briana I will forever love you and miss you. Rest in love and peace my angel till we meet again,’ he said
‘Your memory will live on in all of us. There won’t be a day that will go by that I don’t think of you and how much happiness you brought to so many of our lives,’ the post read
Mr Treml, who also admitted he had wanted ‘to grow old with’ the young beauty, posted a loving tribute following the memorial service on Monday
Mr Treml, who also admitted he had wanted ‘to grow old with’ the young beauty, posted a loving tribute following the memorial service on Monday.
‘It was beautiful to see a room full of people who loved you so much,’ he wrote.
‘Your memory will live on in all of us. There won’t be a day that will go by that I don’t think of you and how much happiness you brought to so many of our lives.
‘Ps thanks for making me say a speech…. still getting me out of my comfort zone,’ he wrote.
The heart-felt message featured beside a photograph of a table at the young woman’s service – decorated with a ‘I love you long time’ message and colourful roses.
Ms Keller’s step-father Peter Francis posted a picture of the young model on the day of the service.
‘My inspiration forever and always,’ Gavin Foord said
Ms Keller’s step-father Peter Francis posted a picture of the young model on the day of the service
Friends of the family commented on the picture to ‘send their thoughts’ to the devastated parents.
Some of Ms Keller’s friends who couldn’t make it to the service paid their respects over social media.
‘I’m truly blessed to have known you and will look at our time as the best of my life.
‘My inspiration forever and always,’ Gavin Foord said.
The family have raised $10,590 since the young woman’s death.
Her mother Tania hopes to build a memorial bench in the young model’s favourite park.
Her mother Tania, pictured here with her step-father, hopes to build a memorial bench in the young model’s favourite park
The family have raised $10,590 since the young woman’s death
The Nasr brothers, who also died in the car, were farewelled in a lavish funeral on Friday.
Relative Fadi Nasr spoke to the mourners on behalf of his family, remembering his two younger brothers as ‘shining angels taken too soon’.
‘Jeff and Steve were both wonderful men who lived life to fullest and always brought joy and laughter,’ he said.
The 22-year-old from Sydney’s northern beaches died alongside Steve, 31, and Jeff, 39, Nasr when the Nissan GTR they were in burst into flames following a high-speed accident
Jeff and Steve Nasr, pictured, also died in the horrific accident
‘Jeff was the golden child and he always made the most of it with our mother, who would prepare a special plate of food just for him.’
‘Steve he had a nickname for everyone, he was such a caring person with a heart of gold.
‘He was always joking and playing tricks on people, especially when his Dragons beat dad’s Bulldogs.’
The sole survivor, Mr Bagala, 39, remains in a serious condition in hospital.
Police were still unsure which of the Nasr brothers was behind the wheel of the car but a relative told Daily Mail Australia Jeff had driven into the city to pick up Steve on the night of the crash.
Bree Keller’s heartbroken friends and family have said their final goodbyes to the young model who burnt to death in the back of a $200,000 sports car recently