Wishaw teenager remembered by friends and family two years on from tragic death

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A tragic Wishaw teenager was remembered by friends and family two years on from his tragic death.Sean Ford was only 15 when he tragically lost his life in March 2020 during an incident in Charles Street, Craigneuk.He was rushed to the nearby Wishaw General, but died a short time later.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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It shows how much he was loved.“I’m so thankful to all of his friends, I couldn’t do it without them.“It was amazing to see.

A lot of them went straight up there after their work so I’m really thankful.”Kellyann also revealed she plans a special fundraising event on what would have been Sean’s 18th birthday.“We’ve decided to do a skydive on that day to raise some money for charity,” said Kellyann.“We’ve got a few of Sean’s friends doing it and they’ve even talked me into doing it.“I am absolutely petrified of heights so I’m not sure how I’ll do it but there’s no doubt I’ll be on that plane doing it.”Last September, Connor McMath, 21, was convicted of Sean’s murder at the High Court in Glasgow.Prosecutors said Sean had