In a touching tribute two years after his passing, Henry Hill School in Napier held Wig Wednesday to honor Tyler Gray, an eleven-year-old cancer warrior who died from osteosarcoma. Students and staff donned wigs to raise funds for the Child Cancer Foundation, which supported Tyler’s family through treatment, grief counseling, and practical aid during a grueling battle that included leg amputation and cross-country hospital trips. His younger sister Sadie joined in, keeping his memory alive through school traditions like a Lego figure and a planted tree. Tyler’s legacy also inspired his mother to become a hospital play specialist — proving how one child’s courage can ripple through a community, healing hearts and changing lives.
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