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Mother of 3 kids killed in Vaughan crash puts out Christmas card in their honour

The woman who lost her three young children and her father in a crash in September in Vaughan, Ont., has put out a Christmas card in memory of her loved ones.

Marco Muzzo, 29, charged with drunk driving after Jennifer Neville-Lake's family members died in Ontario crash

Jennifer Neville-Lake published this Christmas card in memory of her three children, who were killed in September in a crash in Vaughan, Ont. (Facebook)

The woman who lost her three young children and her father in a crashin September in Vaughan, Ont.,has put out a Christmas card in memory of her loved ones.

JenniferNeville-Lake's card has been shared more than 2,200times onFacebooksince it was posted Sunday morning.

"This Sunday afternoon you can: go to the park. Read a book. Visit some friends. Play a board game. Help someone play dress up. Bake. Spend time with your loved ones," the card reads.

"Please don't drink and drive," it ends.

The card is signed with the names of all three children: Daniel, Harrison and Milly.

Santa holds images of Neville-Lake's three children and father. (Jennifer Neville-Lake)

The mother also posted a picture Monday, showing a mallSanta holding up a photo of thechildren, as well as a separate image of her father.

Marco Muzzo, 29, of King Townshiphas been charged withfour counts ofimpaired driving causing death and 14 other counts related to the crash. He has yet to enter a plea.

On Sept. 27, six members of the Neville-Lake family were travelling in a minivanwhen the vehicle collided with a black SUV driven by Muzzo at the intersection of Kirby Road and Kipling Avenue, north of Kleinburg, just after 4 p.m.

Daniel Neville-Lake, 9, his brother Harrison, 5, their sister Milly, 2, and their grandfather, 65-year-old Gary Neville were all killed.

Neville-Lake's mother and great-grandmother sustained injuries in the collision.

Outpouring of support

Jennifer Neville-Lake says she has received an international outpouring of support since the crash that took the lives of her three children and father. (CBC )

Since the crash, Neville-Lake has received an outpouring of support.

She has received thousands of messages over Facebook, as well as donationsfrom people around the world, through a fundraising page set up for the family.

Earlier this month, Neville-Lake was also touched to find a "beautiful" Christmas tree set up at the site of thecrash.