Heartbreaking tributes to a one-and-a-half-year-old ‘precious son’ who died after being hit by a car in Cork

HeartBREAKING tributes have been paid to a toddler who tragically lost his life when he was hit by a car on his family’s driveway last week.

After last Tuesday’s horrific crash, 18-month-old Rowan Duster Bennett Lawn was taken to Cork University Hospital, where he later died.

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Little Rowan was remembered by the family as a “wonderful boy”, a “precious son”.

The West Cork community gives his “heartbroken” family and parents their tributes.

Loved ones will miss the toddler as a “beautiful boy” and he will be “missing his heartbroken parents” Amy and Joe.

One mourner said: “My condolences on the tragic loss of your beautiful little boy Rowan. Absolutely no words are enough for such a tragedy.

“However, know that you are in our thoughts and that little Rowan will be thought of by all of us often.

“Rest in the arms of the little angels.”

While another person contacted went through a similar tragedy and said: “Been in this situation.

“My heart goes out to you hugs and kisses.”

Asia cork Grandma said: “Absolutely heartbreaking for you about the devastating loss of your gorgeous boy.

“I have felt completely uncomfortable since this tragedy happened last Tuesday night.

“These little people are so busy. Will pray fervently for you. ”

‘SLEEP TIGHT LITTLE MAN’

Another mourner said: “Sincere sympathy and loving hugs to both of you and little Rye on the very sad and tragic death of your beautiful one. little boyRowan.

“Flights of angels will sing him with the heavenly choirs.

“Leaba I measure n-Aingeal go raibh sé.”

Another said: “I want to extend my sympathies to you over the tragic loss of your son Rowan.

“I don’t know what to say because I have no words. Heaven has a new angel.

“I will be praying for you and your beautiful son Rowan.

“RIP Rowan. Fly high with the angels.”

One mourner added: “The little star twinkled. Shine Rowan.

“To your Mammy and Daddy, I extend my sincerest thanks to sympathy.

“Go to sleep, little buddy.”