A calm day at Chalkwell Park turned devastating when a 350-year-old tree collapsed, killing seven-year-old Leonna Ruka and seriously injuring her cousin. Three other children were hurt.
Leonna’s family remembered her as a bright, loving child whose spirit touched everyone. The community responded with flowers, candles, and tributes, coming together in grief and support.
Her loss is a heartbreaking reminder of life’s fragility—but her memory continues to inspire compassion and unity.
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