The passing of 12-year-old Honey French has sent waves of sorrow through her community, sparking an outpouring of heartfelt tributes online.
Honey, a young schoolgirl from Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, was found dead at her family home on a Saturday morning.
The incident, described as a “horrible accident” by her mother, Jessica French, has left the family and the town in mourning.
Family Devastation and Community Support
Honey’s mother, Jessica, opened up about the tragic loss, sharing how a game had gone tragically wrong, leading to her daughter’s passing.
“Our hearts are shattered,” she said, speaking about how much Honey was adored by her family.
Tributes have been pouring in for Honey, with friends, neighbors, and even strangers expressing their condolences to her parents, Jessica and Alan French, and her older brother.
Heartfelt Messages from Friends
Among the many messages of grief and love, Stacey-Leigh Keeble, the mother of one of Honey’s close friends, shared her devastation online.
She wrote, “Honey was one of my daughter’s best friends. Absolutely heartbroken about the news. You’ve left too soon.”
Many others in the community echoed similar sentiments, with a local Milford Haven Facebook group urging people to light candles in Honey’s memory, saying, “Our town is in mourning for a young lady loved by so many.”
Mother’s Gratitude for Support
Jessica French, despite her overwhelming grief, has taken the time to thank everyone for their touching messages and the beautiful memories shared of Honey.
“All these photos show me how many other people love her too,” she responded to the countless tributes online.
Police Response and Investigation
Dyfed-Powys Police have confirmed that no foul play is suspected in Honey’s death, and officers are working closely with Ysgol Penrhyn Dewi, the school Honey attended, to offer support to her classmates.
Specialist officers have been made available to provide assistance during this difficult time.
Awaiting the Inquest
As the community mourns, an inquest into Honey’s death is set to be opened by the Pembrokeshire coroner, where further details about the cause of the tragic incident will be revealed.