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Balloon launch to be held in Gorleston in memory of Ava-May
Ava-May Littleboy, who died after being thrown from a trampoline in Gorleston. - Credit: Archant
A balloon release is to be held on Gorleston beach in memory of three-year-old Ava-May Littleboy.
The release of pink balloons is on Sunday at 6pm by the area Ava-May was thrown from an inflatable trampoline and later died in hospital.
It has been organised by mother-of-two Emma Wright, 30 and of Bradwell and who had got in touch with one of Ava-May's relatives following last Sunday's tragedy.
The event is being supported by Gorleston-based Celebration Station, which has donated 100 biodegradable pink balloons.
Pink was Ava-May's favourite colour and the balloon launch was suggested by a family member.
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People are also being encouraged to wear pink.
Emma said: 'I hope the balloon release will be a bit of a comfort to the family. Her death has shocked everyone in Gorleston.'
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Ava-May was from Somersham, near Ipswich and died from a head injury.
