Parents of log crush schoolgirl Kayla MacDonald thank Argyll community for rallying round them
Alastair MacDonald and Karina MacPherson paid tribute to those who supported them in “the difficult days since the loss of our beautiful daughter”
THE parents of log crush schoolgirl Kayla MacDonald have thanked the community for rallying round them.
Alastair MacDonald and Karina MacPherson paid tribute to those who supported them in “the difficult days since the loss of our beautiful daughter”.
They told of their gratitude in a local paper notice following Kayla’s death last month on forestry land near her home in Dunbeg, Argyll.
It adds: “We would like to give a special mention to the emergency services who attended.”
On Kayla’s funeral nearly three weeks ago, the couple say: “We are overwhelmed by the numbers who turned out.”
Kayla, eight, was killed by falling logs during a walk with grandad Ewen MacPherson and his daughter Caitlin, 12.
A police and health and safety probe into the tragedy is under way.
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