Kind-hearted members of the community are supporting a family who have just lost their nine-year-old boy in a tragic car accident.
Jaiden Gill, from Manchester, was travelling with his dad and brother when their car overturned on the A5117 at Elton on Sunday.
Friends of the family have created a GoFundMe page with the aim of giving the little boy the 'best send off ever'.
Jaiden, who was sitting in the front passenger seat of the car, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash.
His 15-year-old brother and dad, 42, both remain in hospital following the collision.
Emily Mem Reavey, who created the page with aim of raising £4,000 to help Jaiden's family, wrote: “This is to give Jaiden’s family a helping hand in making his final journey all it can be with a little less worry. Anything you can give is going to be an amazing help so thank you in advance everyone. We all know his mother would go above and beyond to make sure this happens anyway but I feel we can all strive to make this happen with her.”
Jaiden’s family have been left distraught by the tragedy and spoke about the funding page, saying: “We just want to give him the best send off ever.”
More than £1,000 has already been donated to the fund since it was set up on Monday afternoon.
Many have also paid tributes to him on the site.
Tracey Garside wrote: “R.I.P Beautiful boy, me and Alfie will miss you. Thoughts and prayers are with your mummy, daddy, and big brother. Night God bless.”
Debbie Reavey wrote: “Love you Jaiden. We will miss you and your funny little ways that made you super cool. I will see you again my angel. Sleep tight.”
The family were travelling on the A5117, close to Chester Services, near Chester , when the tragedy happened.
Emergency services were called to the collision, close to junction 14 of the M56, just before 4pm.
Cheshire Police are now appealing for any witnesses or anybody with further information to get in touch.
Images shared on social media sites show the dark blue car overturned at Hapsford Interchange surrounded by police vehicles.
Anyone with any information in relation to the incident is asked to contact Cheshire Police on 101 quoting incident number 640 of 31/7/2016.
Alternatively, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
To donate to the appeal you can visit this link .
