"Heartbroken doesn't come close" - more tributes to beloved Sheffield teenagers after tragic death on holiday
More tributes have been paid to two beloved Sheffield teenagers, following their tragic deaths while on holiday.
Ethan Slater, aged 17, and Cherish Bean, aged 15, died on Wednesday while on holiday on the East coast in an incident where police are investigating the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning in their holiday accommodation.
Social media has been flooded with tributes to the popular youngsters.
Among them is a moving message from Ethan’s relative, Bethany Slater.
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She posted: “Ethan you really was the most kind hearted, funny, special boy and you had so much life left to live I can’t even comprehend what has happened.
“I am so lucky to of had you be a massive part of my life, we have soo many memories and I will cherish them forever. You and Cherish will forever be in our hearts. I hope you are holding each other tight up there and I’m relieved you both don’t have to feel this pain. I really hope you’re at peace together.
“Cherish it was truly a pleasure to have you in our life, you made Ethan so happy and was blossoming in life together, heartbroken doesn’t come close. Please hold your love ones tight you never know when it’s the last.”
Sea J Smith said: “Ethan was a blessing to everyone around him. He lived and breathed his family, friends and girlfriend Cherish. He had a heart of gold and was so headstrong for a young man, neither of them deserve what has happened two beautiful babies taken far too soon.”
Tallulah Price said: “Without his loud self there the house will never be same again always believed in when someone’s time’s to go it’s sometimes time to go, but when it hits this close to home it definitely wasn’t time for them to go and no one was prepared for it.”
Caroline Willgoose, mum of Harvey Willgoose, who died aged 15 last year after he was stabbed to death, posted: “This has broke me today - both friends of Harvey.”
Tributes have also been left on The Star’s Facebook page.
Lana Mitchell said: ”Thoughts go out to family and friends of the two young ones. May you find strength to get through this.”
Carol Jackson said: “Sorry for your loss thinking of both families at this sad time.”