01/07/07

TRIBUTES

K 

I've watched you grow from the age of 2 and a half to a beautiful young lady.

I Thank God that I was blessed by having you in my life. In your 15 years,

you have touched the hearts of so many people, just by being you!

You started Lumpy at the age of 5 and stayed on as a Youth Mentor,

 working voluntary with the children. You were like the Piped Piper,

children hanging off you, you pushing them on the swings.

No one can push those kids like you! Lumpy will never be the same!

 I miss you K and will always hold you deeply in my heart. See you next lifetime!

Love You Always,

 Auntie Michelle.

xxxxxxxxxx 

By

 Michelle Greaves

Kayleigh was a kind, caring loving, nice person to us all.

She loved people and she loved to be out and about with

all her friends, joking around and laughing. She loved making

people happy

by

 Sammy Owens Year 10

When we were four Kayleigh would know what to do to put a smile

on our faces. When we were bored she would liven up the place and

make sure that we had nothing to worry about. Kayleigh loved coming to

school, she enjoyed every part of school life. She would do anything to

make sure that she was at school every day.

Everyone will miss her so very much.

by

Sarah Wood-Garness Year 11

Kayleigh loved life. She loved coming to school and we loved her being here.

She was a kind and true friend, who never held a grudge. She always took time

to help others resolve their problems with each other and never rejected anybody.

She blossomed from a shy young girl into a fine young woman that we were all

proud of. Kayleigh was a real contributor to her class to the mentoring programme

and on work experience. Kayleigh was modest about her achievements and was

surprised when staff nominated her in July for the Special Award for

Outstanding Achievement, presented in front of eight schools. Kayleigh really wanted

to succeed, she would try anything in school and never gave up. There was always more

to Kayleigh: her voluntary work at Lumpy Hill Adventure Playground ; her secret talent

as a singer; how much she was loved by family, friends and neighbours.

Kayleigh was liked and respected by everyone and we miss her more than words can say.

Most of all, we will remember Kayleigh's smile

and the happiness that she spread

By

Kevin Mc Donnell

Head Teacher STORMONT HOUSE SCHOOL

Dear Kayleigh!

I don’t have words

other than deep thoughts

asking why.

It’s too sad to be truth

So I’m waiting for you

but you’re not coming.

You belong to this place

Lumpy Hill and my heart seeing your face

for always.

So, no matter of the truth

I’m still waiting for you

and your cheeky smile …

P.S.: Good bye my dear friend, Miss you

Your Lucie

Lucie Fiserova

Lumpy Hill

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