Your messages

Eden you showed us all your brave smiles last year when we all did the very special walk. You will be in our thoughts forever, from Laura, Tyrone, Rebecca and Kavannah from Ravensthorpe. Rest in peace.

We are so sorry for your loss, from Moorside Minors, Dewsbury Moor.

My daughter went to St John's school with Eden and she was always a bubbly little girl with a smile on her face and I was so sorry to hear of her death. My thoughts go out to her family at this sad time. Caroline Pleasants, Dewsbury

I'm sorry for your sad loss. Eden was a nice little girl, from Coun Terry Taylor.

I didn't know Eden but I know her mum Rachael, may I send mine and my family's condolences to Rachael, Brendan and family for their loss. Eden was an inspiration to everyone who knew her. Alison Chambers, Thornhill.

What a brave girl she was. Sadly missed, but I am sure you will have happy memories to look back on. Sue Scargill.

Eden was a very special, brave and happy little girl. Thanks Rachael and Brendan for allowing Daniel to spend time with Eden during her illness. My thoughts are with you. Diane Brook and family.

I have just heard today and would like to offer my heartfelt condolences. My daughter and Eden were very good friends when they went to St Johns Infant school together and I also worked at the school at that time so was very lucky to have had the opportunity to have spent time with the all the girls in their little group. I have just had to tell my daughter and she is stunned as am I. I can still picture that angelic face and those beautiful golden curls and the loud cheeky chatter that came with Eden. May god bless you and give strength and patience at this very trying time for you our thought and prayers are with you. A mum of one of Eden's friends.

My memories of Eden were when she was a patient at Dewsbury Hospital after being involved in an RTA. Both myself and my colleague, Gill, provided physiotherapy treatment to Eden when she had broken several bones. She was feisty and stubborn but a joy to be around. She blossomed from a scared girl to a confident young lady throughout her therapy. She always had a smile for us and we'll never forget the homemade goodies she brought us and the tweeting bird she gave as a thank you when she left hospital. Eden will always be a name which brings a smile to my face, once met never forgotten. Lucy Wiffen – Physiotherapy Technical Instructor DDH.