Little sunshine three-year-old boy killed by tractor on farm

Little sunshine three-year-old boy killed by tractor on farm Photos: Police/GoogleMap

Little sunshine three-year-old boy killed by tractor on farm

A three-year-old boy described by his mother as a little sunshine was killed after he was struck by a tractor on a farm on Saturday.

Little sunshine three-year-old boy killed by tractor on farm

Little sunshine three-year-old boy killed by tractor on farm Photos: Police/GoogleMap

A three-year-old boy described by his mother as a little sunshine was killed after he was struck by a tractor on a farm on Saturday.

THE LITTLE SUNSHINE BOY IS DESCRIBED AS AFFECTIONATE AND CARING

The tragic incident happened on Saturday.

Leah, who is the mom of the blonde-haired boy, Albie described him as “affectionate and caring” and a “little sunshine boy” following his death on Saturday.

Albie’s family flagged down an ambulance as they drove the boy to the hospital following the incident on farmland off Bentley Hall Road in Bury, Greater Manchester, around 12:45.

Police furthermore said in a post that enquires from Bury CID alongside colleagues at the Health and Safety Executive are ongoing with the tractor driver said to be helping with the investigation.

Litlle Albie was pronounced dead by paramedics before he could be taken for treatment after they had stopped on Rochdale Old Road.

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LITTLE ALBIE WAS DECLARED DEAD BY PARAMEDICS

Little sunshine three-year-old boy killed by tractor on farm
Little sunshine three-year-old boy killed by tractor on farm Photo: Police/GoogleMap

Leah said:

“Albie was an incredibly loving, affectionate and caring boy who just wanted everyone to be happy. He was so sensitive and wanted everyone to be ok, especially the people that he loved.

“His favourite memories are at Cleethorpes beach, with his bucket and spade and his ball. His happiest days were on that beach, we were so free and didn’t have any cares in the world. It was just me and Albie and nothing else mattered. Whenever I’d ask him what he wanted to do, he’d want to go on holiday to the beach again; that’s how I know he was truly happy there.

“I will miss absolutely everything about Albie, his voice, his smile, the smell of his skin and the feel of his little hands on my face when he would say ‘I love you mummy girl’.

“I’ll especially miss going on adventures with Albie, anywhere and everywhere we could have fun; nothing will ever fill the whole that he has left in our hearts, we are broken beyond repair.

“I always call him my little sunshine boy because he has brought so much light into my life and he is my little ray of sunshine, and I don’t want his life to end here, I need to carry on living for him and take him with me wherever I go. We still have so many more memories to make, Albie!

“I love him so much and I know he will find his way back to me someday, somehow, because we need each other. Until then I will look for him in everything I do and I will celebrate his life.

“I’m not sure how to carry on this life without you but I will find a way to be strong for you and make you proud.”

Leah Speakman

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