WELL-WISHERS have raised £30,000 to pay for the funeral of a two-week-old baby boy killed in a horrific pram crash. Ciaran Leigh Morris died after a car driver ploughed into his pram as he was being pushed along the pavement in Brownhills, near Walsall, West Midlands on Easter Sunday.
SWNSCiaran Leigh Morris died after a car driver ploughed into his pram[/caption] 
SnapperSKThe two-week-old boy died after a BMW crashed into his pram on Easter Sunday afternoon[/caption] 
FacebookMum Codie Holyman paid tribute to her son Ciaran after he was killed near Walsall on Easter Sunday[/caption] 
FacebookHis mum Codie uploaded a picture of their son wearing a cute animal-print jumper and bottoms[/caption] His parents Camaron Morris and Codie Holyman, both 18, are said to be touched by the overwhelming outpouring of grief and "very grateful" for all the donations. More than 2,000 people, moved by the tragedy, have donated to a JustGiving page set up by Karl Roberts, who stated: "We are trying to raise funds to support the family at this very difficult time.... Among poignant messages posted is one from Hayley Westwood, who wrote: "I'm so so sorry for your loss. No parents should have to go through what your going through. Such sad news. My thoughts are with you both. Rest in peace sweet little angel.... Danielle Birch added: ...RIP little baby boy. Sending my love to your mummy, daddy and family during this extremely, unbearable and daunting time. I hope you all know just how much we will all continue to support you.... Jeannie Hazlewood-Jones wrote: ...Utterly heartbreaking. We hope this helps in any way you need it to." Another said: "No words will comfort you but know that hundreds of people are mourning with you.... Mommy's and daddy's hearts will always ache, we love you more than anything." Ciaran's parents One donor wrote: ...As a mother this has made me feel sick. What those poor, poor parents must be feeling is just indescribable." Another stated: "Wishing gentle peace for Baby Ciaran and strength for his parents to face the future.... Camaron and Cody paid an emotional tribute to their premature son, who was born almost a month early, after he was killed on his ...first outing.... In a statement issued through West Midlands Police with a treasured photo of their baby they said: "Mommy's and daddy's hearts will always ache, we love you more than anything." They added: ...We didn't get to keep you for long but we are happy we had the chance to meet you, look after you and call you our son. Fly high angel.... EASTER TRAGEDY Flowers were laid at the scene of the crash and the boy's great aunt Lisa Forde said the family has been left ...heartbroken.... Another relative said the young couple were "very grateful" to the local community for its huge support. The driver accused of causing the death of baby Ciaran has been sent death threats, a court was told during his first appearance on Tuesday. James Davis, 34, from Walsall, was allegedly driving his BMW without insurance or a licence when he smashed into the newborn's pram. Prosecutor Mark Cooper told Wolverhampton Magistrates Court that "tensions were running high in the community" as a result of ...the tragic case". He said that threats had been made against the defendant, saying: "There are persons wishing to attack and assault him.... To donate to the family, click here The boy's great aunt Lisa Forde, 58, from Brownhills, West Mids, said: "It's just heartbreaking. "I don't think there's anything else I can say, my mind's gone blank." Most read in News VIRAL FADE Covid cases rise in just ONE area as pressure builds to ease lockdown faster TURNING THE TIDE UK Covid cases drop 32% in a week with 3,030 more infections and 53 deaths FIND THEM Frantic search for missing twins, 13, who disappeared five days ago MILLIONAIRE 'MURDER' One of UK's richest men knifed to death as man arrested 100 miles away HOTEL HORROR Young couple found dead naked in hotel shower as owner accused of murder TAKE THE TEST 20 Covid symptoms to know as lateral flow tests available from tomorrow Relatives said Ciaran was born three and a-half weeks early "so shouldn't even have been here". A heroic man "in his late 20s" tried desperately to save Ciaran after the crash by performing CPR until paramedics arrived. He was taken to hospital, but tragically could not be saved. 
FacebookThe baby who was tragically killed in Brownhills, Walsall, was named as Ciaran Leigh Morris[/caption] 
FacebookDad Camaron Morris, 18, also paid tribute to his son Ciaran[/caption] 
FacebookParents Camaron Morris and Codie Holyman, both 18, held each other at the scene[/caption] 
SWNSHis heartbroken parents today left a heartfelt message at the scene, writing: ...Always be happy'[/caption] 
PAA boy lays flowers at the scene on High Street, Brownhills, near Walsall[/caption] 
PAJames Davis, 34, from Walsall, was allegedly driving his BMW without insurance or a licence when he smashed into the newborn's pram[/caption] Read Full Text
