Hundreds of people have gathered for the funeral of the teenage brother of former Hells Angels enforcer Ben ‘Notorious’ Geppert in an emotional ceremony on Friday.
Harrison Geppert, 17, was allegedly stabbed to death in a Varsity Lakes park on the Gold Coast during a brawl between teenagers on September 4.
The teenager was farewelled on Friday afternoon at St Monica’s Catholic Church in Tugun.
Attendees donning red – Harrison’s favourite colour – were seen embracing outside the church.
Harrison and Ben’s mother Lisa Marie Geppert hugged fellow mourners before the emotional service.
Former Hells Angels enforcer Ben ‘Notorious’ Geppert was seen at his little brother’s funeral on Friday afternoon at St Monica’s Catholic Church in Tugun
Geppert was seen hugging a friend at the funeral for Harrison Geppert, 17, who was allegedly stabbed in the back multiple times on September 4
Harrison and Ben’s mother Lisa Marie Geppert hugged fellow mourners before the emotional service
Lisa Marie Geppert clutched a red rose outside her son Harrison’s funeral on Friday
The 17-year-old was allegedly held in a headlock and stabbed in the back multiple times during the fight in broad daylight at a well-known dog park.
Emergency crews rushed to the park about 5.40pm, but he died at the scene despite attempts by paramedics to save him.
In a chilling Instagram post, before anyone had been arrested, The elder Geppert promised revenge: ‘I won’t rest until I have made this person pay.’
Geppert said he was ‘crushed’ and ‘if I could give my life for you to have yours back I would do so without thinking twice’.
Ben ‘Notorious’ Geppert shook hands with a fellow mourner, after vowing to avenge his brother’s alleged murder
Following Harrison’s alleged murder, Ben Geppert (in white) said he was ‘crushed’ and ‘if I could give my life for you to have yours back I would do so without thinking twice’
Mourners turned out in Harrison’s favourite colour red
‘You’re still my blood and I promise I won’t rest until I have made this person pay!’, he wrote.
Geppert said the brothers were older and younger versions of each other who took after their father who he said was their biggest role model.
Gold Coast police are aware of his vengeful post and have warned Geppert not to take matters in to his own hands.
He has since frequented Frascott Park multiple times since his brother’s passing, paying tribute and leaving flowers at the spot where he died.
Hundreds of people have gathered for the funeral of the teenage brother of former Hells Angels enforcer Ben ‘Notorious’ Geppert in an emotional ceremony on Friday (pictured with fiance Allaina Vaider) in an emotional ceremony on Friday
Harrison Geppert, 17, (pictured) was allegedly stabbed to death in a Varsity Lakes park on the Gold Coast during a brawl between teenagers on September 4 (pictured a Facebook post by brother Ben Geppert)
In a collection of Instagram stories, Geppert showcased a vast array of flowers, wreaths, cards and gifts that were left at the site by family and friends.
A small group congregated at Varsity Park over the weekend, with Geppert leaving behind a special jumper for his brother.
‘I gave you my hoodie I cried in brother it’s yours,’ Geppert posted.
‘When you’re up looking down remember I love you lad. RIP my brother. I love you RIP.’
The 17-year-old is going to be farewelled on Friday afternoon at Tugun, with hundreds of mourners expected to attend the emotional ceremony (pictured: mourners at the place of his death over the weekend, including his brother Ben Geppert centre)
‘May you rest up in paradise Harry no matter what you’re my family and I tried for you!’
‘Just know that I will never let anyone forget you.’
Jarvis Farrier, 18, turned himself into police and was charged with one count of murder after he family begged him to come forward.
Farrier did not make an application for bail and the matter will return to the court on September 19.
Jarvis Ferrier (pictured), 18, a Miami State High School student, turned himself into police after the alleged stabbing