The family has planned to celebrate Leon’s life on December (****************************************************, when his funeral takes place.
People have been encouraged to “line the road” as he makes his final journey along Westwood Avenue, wear bright colors and bring balloons.
“We’re celebrating Leon’s life. We’re not going to be depressing, ”said Lorri.
“ We were privileged to know him for eight months and we’re proud parents and grandparents.
“He was the most cracking and bubbliest little boy. He would laugh at everything.
“Even in the last couple of days when he was well, he was still laughing.
“This is Leon’s first Christmas and we want people to wear Christmas clothes. We don’t want black. ”
NHS Fife chief executive Paul Hawkins said:“ The death of any child is a tragedy and our hearts go out to the family involved.
“Unfortunately, we are unable to discuss matters relating to the child for reasons of patient confidentiality.”
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