College students have been paying their respects to a beloved teenager who tragically passed away at just 17 years of age. Morgan Lilly Iddon, from Preston, sadly died in April. The young student was pursuing a Level 3 Animal Management course at Myerscough College.
Tributes have poured in for the 'beautiful' teen, who friends said 'will never ever be forgotten,' reports Lancs Live . READ MORE: 'I tried the fry-up at the "beautiful" Greater Manchester spot named one of the region’s best' Following Morgan's death an inquest was opened, and a pre-inquest review took place on Friday (July 19) at Preston Coroner's Court. Assistant Coroner Richard Taylor was informed that it is believed Morgan tragically took her own life, with a comprehensive inquest scheduled for November, expected to span four or five days.
In the wake of her passing, Morgan's peers at Myerscough College created a hedgehog house in her memory. The college shared a tribute online, stating: "Morgan Iddon, one of our Level 3 Animal Management students, tragically passed away earlier in the last academic year." Morgan's hedgehog house at Myerscough College (Image: Myerscough College) The tribute continued: "To honour her memory, she will now be remembered in one of the department's ongoing habitat projects making Myerscough's Bilsborrow centre a 'Hedgehog Friendly Campus', for which recently, bronze accreditation was awarded.
" Loved ones also shared heartfelt tributes on Muchloved.com. A friend expressed: "Gonna miss you so much Morgi.
Still doesn't seem real. Gonna miss that smile and those mad FaceTime calls. Sleep tight gorgeous girl xxx".
Another added: "Morgan you will never ever be forgotten. You really was such a beautiful girl inside and out." Reflecting on his niece, Morgan's uncle Stephen shared: "My first memory of you was just after you were born and me and your grandad came to see you.
" "I'd never held a baby before and your dad didn't give me much choice as he just put you in my arms as I sat on the couch. I keep thinking about that day. Gone far too soon.
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