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Thursday, April 17, 2025

Family pay tribute to Warrington woman shot dead in America

The mother and boyfriend of a 23-year-old woman from Warrington who was shot dead in America have paid tribute to her.

Lucy Harrison (pictured) from Great Sankey, died on Friday, following an incident at her father’s home in Prosper, Texas.

An inquest into the circumstances surrounding her death was opened at Cheshire Coroner’s Court in Warrington which stated she had been “fatally shot with a firearm”.

The circumstances of how she came to be shot have not been revealed.

The inquest was adjourned until Friday, March 28.

Lucy’s family said: “Lucy was life. she lived it fiercely and fearlessly, not being afraid to feel all that life has to offer. Lucy unashamedly loved – she had a huge capacity to love and be loved.

“She was the embodiment of wonderful contradictions; she adored travel and being away, experiencing new places and cultures, yet at the same time, she loved nothing more than snuggling up in her pyjamas with her candles on at home.

“She could be dramatic and elaborate situations like it was the end of the world, yet she could also be straight talking and not afraid to have bold conversations. She was truly thriving in life and although this gives us great comfort, we are utterly heartbroken at the loss of our beautiful, gorgeous Luce.”

 

Helen
Helen
I'm the editor here at Business Cheshire and I'd keen to hear what's happening where you live. With more than 18 years' experience in journalism and digital PR, I'm particularly keen to hear from businesses with exciting news.
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