Hundreds have gathered to say a final goodbye to a three-year-old boy who died of a rare cancer.last month after he was diagnosed in 2021 at the age of two.
His parents, Matt and Natalie, invited mourners to wear items of yellow clothing at the celebration of his life.The celebration of life service followed a procession from Frampton Road. The service was streamed online and also played out on speakers outside the church so people lining the street could hear.A version of Coldplay's Yellow was played as Morgan's coffin was carried into the church.
Stop Crying Your Heart Out by Oasis was later sung, and a poem entitled Love Wins, written by Morgan's auntie Victoria, was read."No matter what Morgan faced, he always smiled," Morgan's dad continued. He said Morgan especially loved his little sister Rhiannon, and formed a "special bond" with the other children on the Rainbow Ward at Noah's Ark Children's Hospital."He created an army of people to ensure no one fights alone when it comes to childhood cancer. And that is the best tribute to Morgan."