29 yr old jackie bloomer her 18 month old son died 55 minutes after the accident jackie lived 3 days. she was the wife of chris bloomer daughter of carol and leonard hinnett and mother of Declan and little Jayden christopher who died also.The mother who is seriously injured in hospital after a car crashed into her as she pushed her 18-month-old baby in a pram does not yet know her child is dead.Jackie Bloomer, 30, was on her way to pick up her older son from school when an 89-year-old man lost control of his car and smashed into her, killing her younger son JaydenThe 89-year-old man also lost his life in the horrific crash and is believed to have suffered a heart attack.Mrs Bloomer who was fighting for her life in hospital after suffering multiple injuries and is not believed to have been given the dreadful news that Jayden has died. Jackie Bloomer, 30, fought for her life following an accident which killed her 18-month-old son Jayden but died 3 days after the accident. suspected the driver had collapsed at the wheel while driving along the busy street in Accrington, Lancashire.A MUM and her toddler son were united on their final journey in a single coffin on one of Accrington's saddest days.
Jackie Bloomer, 29, and her 18-month-old son Jayden died after a car mounted the pavement in Eastgate and crashed into them.Yesterday the town was brought to a standstill for Jackie and Jayden's funeral as hundreds of mourners paid their respects.On a day of deep emotion, Jackie's husband Chris led the coffin into St. James' Church, in Cannon Street, carrying two roses - one red and the other white - for his wife and son.In a written tribute with a floral display that spelt out his son's name, Mr Bloomer, 29, wrote of his pain at having his family torn in two.
He wrote: "To Daddy's little star, baby Jayden. It just isn't fair the short time we had to spend together and have you taken so soon from me and your brother.
"Mummy will look after you now and I understand you needed her with you. Love Daddy and Declan xxx." To Jackie, Chris wrote: "To my darling wife Jackie. I will miss you so much now you are not by my side."Please take care of our baby boy who needed you to be with him."Only me and you will know just how much love we had for each other."We will never forget you. Love you loads and always will. Chris and Declan xxx" The couple's other son, Declan, six, who mum was on the way to collect last week when the crash happened, was not at yesterday's funeral.
Earlier, friends and family had begun to gather at Kirby and Hughes funeral home, Blackburn Road, from around 9.45am.Two Jaguar limousines arrived at 10.10am carrying Jackie and Jayden's close family.At around 10.35am the coffin was taken to the hearse and a photo of Jayden wearing a Christmas hat was placed facing out of the rear of the vehicleAs the cortege of 30 vehicles passed through Blackburn Road towards the church, scores of people left their homes and work places to pay their own tributes. At the snow-covered grounds of the town centre church, more than 100 people had gathered outside. There were 400 mourners inside.Many broke down in tears as the hearse arrived.There was silence as pall-bearers carried the coffin, led by Mr Bloomer carrying the roses.
They entered the church to the sound of Eva Cassidy's moving version of Over The Rainbow.Four policemen and three paramedics, lined up in order of height, provided a guard of honour at the doorwayRed and white roses had been laid on top of the coffin, along with 'Jayden' and 'Jackie' spelt out in white flowers with peach and red roses respectively.A giraffe, made of yellow flowers and leaves, was also taken into the church, as was a little angel display made of white blooms.Other written tributes were nestled in with the flowers. Jackie's parents wrote: "To our darling precious daughter Jackie Louise tragically taken from us."We will miss you so much. That lovely beaming smile of yours would brighten up any day.
"Rest in peace our darling and look after Jayden. Love you forever and ever. Love always from Mum and Dad xxx."
Another tribute read: "Rest in peace our darling beautiful grandson Jayden Christopher."We will miss you so much and coming in the house shouting Nana and Grandad."You and Mummy are together for ever so please look after each other till Nana and Grandad are there to look after both our babies."Good night, God bless till we are all together again. Lots and all our love, from Nana and Grandad.
The funeral lasted for around 30 minutes. Three hymns were sung: Lord of All Hopefulness, Lord of All Joy; Guide me, O Thou Great Redeemer and Jesus, Good Above All Other.
At the end of the service Please Remember by American singer LeAnn Rimes was played.
Mr Bloomer was embraced by Fr Lawrence Featham, the minister who led the service, before making his way to the waiting car and wiping tears from his eyes. He was still carrying the two roses.Members of the public once again lined Cannon Street, many taking off their winter hats and bowing their heads as they waited for the funeral procession to pass.The cortege slowly drove along Eastgate, passing the scene of the accident, where about 20 people gathered in silence. It then took mum and son on their final journey to Accrington Crematorium.
Mrs Bloomer, a nursery nurse, was wheeling Jayden's pram on her way to collect her older son Declan, five, from primary school on Tuesday afternoon when the car went out of control and ploughed into them at about 30mph.
Locals heard a massive bang as the Rover 45 slewed across the pavement where she had been walking and smashed into the side of an office block.'It was terrible. heard a big bang and a shudder like there had been an explosion.
'The mum was lying about 15ft away from the accident. The front of the car had completely gone.
The elderly man's car, which crashed into a mother and her toddler, smashed into the side of an officer block
paramedic cradling the baby and rushing into the ambulance. It was heartbreaking.Horrified passers-by gathered round to try to comfort the pensioner and Miss Bloomer while an air ambulance was scrambled to help rush the victims to hospital.The pensioner and Jayden were both taken to nearby Royal Blackburn Hospital but both died soon afterwards. Mrs Bloomer was in a critical condition at the Royal Preston HospitalMrs Bloomer suffered multiple injuries and was later to transferred to Royal Preston Hospital where she was in a critical condition Her friend Lydia Shorrock described her as a wonderful mum. 'She doted on her children. She is a lovely person and a fantastic mother. This is a real shock.
'My sympathies go to both families.Tributes left at the scene of the tragedy included one from Jayden's father, ChrisIt read: 'To my baby boy. We will miss you so much. Mummy is fighting in ther'Declan misses his baby brother and mummy and daddy.'Love you so much, Jayden. (Daddy's star)''The road is busy, but with the traffic lights being so close together I don't think you could build up a lot of speed in that stretch.''It's a very dangerous road. I've nearly been knocked over myself a few times.'
P treating the crash as 'a tragic accident' and were investigating what caused the Rover driver to lose control.
the driver was taken ill or collapsed at the wheel whilst driving to Accrington town centre.'What witnesses say may point towards the fact that the driver was suffering some sort of episode prior to the incident.'
Jackie Bloomer, 29, and her 18-month-old son Jayden died after a car mounted the pavement in Eastgate and crashed into them.Yesterday the town was brought to a standstill for Jackie and Jayden's funeral as hundreds of mourners paid their respects.On a day of deep emotion, Jackie's husband Chris led the coffin into St. James' Church, in Cannon Street, carrying two roses - one red and the other white - for his wife and son.In a written tribute with a floral display that spelt out his son's name, Mr Bloomer, 29, wrote of his pain at having his family torn in two.
He wrote: "To Daddy's little star, baby Jayden. It just isn't fair the short time we had to spend together and have you taken so soon from me and your brother.
"Mummy will look after you now and I understand you needed her with you. Love Daddy and Declan xxx." To Jackie, Chris wrote: "To my darling wife Jackie. I will miss you so much now you are not by my side."Please take care of our baby boy who needed you to be with him."Only me and you will know just how much love we had for each other."We will never forget you. Love you loads and always will. Chris and Declan xxx" The couple's other son, Declan, six, who mum was on the way to collect last week when the crash happened, was not at yesterday's funeral.
Earlier, friends and family had begun to gather at Kirby and Hughes funeral home, Blackburn Road, from around 9.45am.Two Jaguar limousines arrived at 10.10am carrying Jackie and Jayden's close family.At around 10.35am the coffin was taken to the hearse and a photo of Jayden wearing a Christmas hat was placed facing out of the rear of the vehicleAs the cortege of 30 vehicles passed through Blackburn Road towards the church, scores of people left their homes and work places to pay their own tributes. At the snow-covered grounds of the town centre church, more than 100 people had gathered outside. There were 400 mourners inside.Many broke down in tears as the hearse arrived.There was silence as pall-bearers carried the coffin, led by Mr Bloomer carrying the roses.
They entered the church to the sound of Eva Cassidy's moving version of Over The Rainbow.Four policemen and three paramedics, lined up in order of height, provided a guard of honour at the doorwayRed and white roses had been laid on top of the coffin, along with 'Jayden' and 'Jackie' spelt out in white flowers with peach and red roses respectively.A giraffe, made of yellow flowers and leaves, was also taken into the church, as was a little angel display made of white blooms.Other written tributes were nestled in with the flowers. Jackie's parents wrote: "To our darling precious daughter Jackie Louise tragically taken from us."We will miss you so much. That lovely beaming smile of yours would brighten up any day.
"Rest in peace our darling and look after Jayden. Love you forever and ever. Love always from Mum and Dad xxx."
Another tribute read: "Rest in peace our darling beautiful grandson Jayden Christopher."We will miss you so much and coming in the house shouting Nana and Grandad."You and Mummy are together for ever so please look after each other till Nana and Grandad are there to look after both our babies."Good night, God bless till we are all together again. Lots and all our love, from Nana and Grandad.
The funeral lasted for around 30 minutes. Three hymns were sung: Lord of All Hopefulness, Lord of All Joy; Guide me, O Thou Great Redeemer and Jesus, Good Above All Other.
At the end of the service Please Remember by American singer LeAnn Rimes was played.
Mr Bloomer was embraced by Fr Lawrence Featham, the minister who led the service, before making his way to the waiting car and wiping tears from his eyes. He was still carrying the two roses.Members of the public once again lined Cannon Street, many taking off their winter hats and bowing their heads as they waited for the funeral procession to pass.The cortege slowly drove along Eastgate, passing the scene of the accident, where about 20 people gathered in silence. It then took mum and son on their final journey to Accrington Crematorium.
Mrs Bloomer, a nursery nurse, was wheeling Jayden's pram on her way to collect her older son Declan, five, from primary school on Tuesday afternoon when the car went out of control and ploughed into them at about 30mph.
Locals heard a massive bang as the Rover 45 slewed across the pavement where she had been walking and smashed into the side of an office block.'It was terrible. heard a big bang and a shudder like there had been an explosion.
'The mum was lying about 15ft away from the accident. The front of the car had completely gone.
The elderly man's car, which crashed into a mother and her toddler, smashed into the side of an officer block
paramedic cradling the baby and rushing into the ambulance. It was heartbreaking.Horrified passers-by gathered round to try to comfort the pensioner and Miss Bloomer while an air ambulance was scrambled to help rush the victims to hospital.The pensioner and Jayden were both taken to nearby Royal Blackburn Hospital but both died soon afterwards. Mrs Bloomer was in a critical condition at the Royal Preston HospitalMrs Bloomer suffered multiple injuries and was later to transferred to Royal Preston Hospital where she was in a critical condition Her friend Lydia Shorrock described her as a wonderful mum. 'She doted on her children. She is a lovely person and a fantastic mother. This is a real shock.
'My sympathies go to both families.Tributes left at the scene of the tragedy included one from Jayden's father, ChrisIt read: 'To my baby boy. We will miss you so much. Mummy is fighting in ther'Declan misses his baby brother and mummy and daddy.'Love you so much, Jayden. (Daddy's star)''The road is busy, but with the traffic lights being so close together I don't think you could build up a lot of speed in that stretch.''It's a very dangerous road. I've nearly been knocked over myself a few times.'
P treating the crash as 'a tragic accident' and were investigating what caused the Rover driver to lose control.
the driver was taken ill or collapsed at the wheel whilst driving to Accrington town centre.'What witnesses say may point towards the fact that the driver was suffering some sort of episode prior to the incident.'
29 yr old jackie bloomer her 18 month old son died 55 minutes after the accident jackie lived 3 days. she was the wife of chris bloomer daughter of carol and leonard hinnett and mother of Declan and little Jayden christopher who died also.The mother who is seriously injured in hospital after a car crashed into her as she pushed her 18-month-old baby in a pram does not yet know her child is dead.Jackie Bloomer, 30, was on her way to pick up her older son from school when an 89-year-old man lost control of his car and smashed into her, killing her younger son JaydenThe 89-year-old man also lost his life in the horrific crash and is believed to have suffered a heart attack.Mrs Bloomer who was fighting for her life in hospital after suffering multiple injuries and is not believed to have been given the dreadful news that Jayden has died. Jackie Bloomer, 30, fought for her life following an accident which killed her 18-month-old son Jayden but died 3 days after the accident. suspected the driver had collapsed at the wheel while driving along the busy street in Accrington, Lancashire.A MUM and her toddler son were united on their final journey in a single coffin on one of Accrington's saddest days.
Jackie Bloomer, 29, and her 18-month-old son Jayden died after a car mounted the pavement in Eastgate and crashed into them.Yesterday the town was brought to a standstill for Jackie and Jayden's funeral as hundreds of mourners paid their respects.On a day of deep emotion, Jackie's husband Chris led the coffin into St. James' Church, in Cannon Street, carrying two roses - one red and the other white - for his wife and son.In a written tribute with a floral display that spelt out his son's name, Mr Bloomer, 29, wrote of his pain at having his family torn in two.
He wrote: "To Daddy's little star, baby Jayden. It just isn't fair the short time we had to spend together and have you taken so soon from me and your brother.
"Mummy will look after you now and I understand you needed her with you. Love Daddy and Declan xxx." To Jackie, Chris wrote: "To my darling wife Jackie. I will miss you so much now you are not by my side."Please take care of our baby boy who needed you to be with him."Only me and you will know just how much love we had for each other."We will never forget you. Love you loads and always will. Chris and Declan xxx" The couple's other son, Declan, six, who mum was on the way to collect last week when the crash happened, was not at yesterday's funeral.
Earlier, friends and family had begun to gather at Kirby and Hughes funeral home, Blackburn Road, from around 9.45am.Two Jaguar limousines arrived at 10.10am carrying Jackie and Jayden's close family.At around 10.35am the coffin was taken to the hearse and a photo of Jayden wearing a Christmas hat was placed facing out of the rear of the vehicleAs the cortege of 30 vehicles passed through Blackburn Road towards the church, scores of people left their homes and work places to pay their own tributes. At the snow-covered grounds of the town centre church, more than 100 people had gathered outside. There were 400 mourners inside.Many broke down in tears as the hearse arrived.There was silence as pall-bearers carried the coffin, led by Mr Bloomer carrying the roses.
They entered the church to the sound of Eva Cassidy's moving version of Over The Rainbow.Four policemen and three paramedics, lined up in order of height, provided a guard of honour at the doorwayRed and white roses had been laid on top of the coffin, along with 'Jayden' and 'Jackie' spelt out in white flowers with peach and red roses respectively.A giraffe, made of yellow flowers and leaves, was also taken into the church, as was a little angel display made of white blooms.Other written tributes were nestled in with the flowers. Jackie's parents wrote: "To our darling precious daughter Jackie Louise tragically taken from us."We will miss you so much. That lovely beaming smile of yours would brighten up any day.
"Rest in peace our darling and look after Jayden. Love you forever and ever. Love always from Mum and Dad xxx."
Another tribute read: "Rest in peace our darling beautiful grandson Jayden Christopher."We will miss you so much and coming in the house shouting Nana and Grandad."You and Mummy are together for ever so please look after each other till Nana and Grandad are there to look after both our babies."Good night, God bless till we are all together again. Lots and all our love, from Nana and Grandad.
The funeral lasted for around 30 minutes. Three hymns were sung: Lord of All Hopefulness, Lord of All Joy; Guide me, O Thou Great Redeemer and Jesus, Good Above All Other.
At the end of the service Please Remember by American singer LeAnn Rimes was played.
Mr Bloomer was embraced by Fr Lawrence Featham, the minister who led the service, before making his way to the waiting car and wiping tears from his eyes. He was still carrying the two roses.Members of the public once again lined Cannon Street, many taking off their winter hats and bowing their heads as they waited for the funeral procession to pass.The cortege slowly drove along Eastgate, passing the scene of the accident, where about 20 people gathered in silence. It then took mum and son on their final journey to Accrington Crematorium.
Mrs Bloomer, a nursery nurse, was wheeling Jayden's pram on her way to collect her older son Declan, five, from primary school on Tuesday afternoon when the car went out of control and ploughed into them at about 30mph.
Locals heard a massive bang as the Rover 45 slewed across the pavement where she had been walking and smashed into the side of an office block.'It was terrible. heard a big bang and a shudder like there had been an explosion.
'The mum was lying about 15ft away from the accident. The front of the car had completely gone.
The elderly man's car, which crashed into a mother and her toddler, smashed into the side of an officer block
paramedic cradling the baby and rushing into the ambulance. It was heartbreaking.Horrified passers-by gathered round to try to comfort the pensioner and Miss Bloomer while an air ambulance was scrambled to help rush the victims to hospital.The pensioner and Jayden were both taken to nearby Royal Blackburn Hospital but both died soon afterwards. Mrs Bloomer was in a critical condition at the Royal Preston HospitalMrs Bloomer suffered multiple injuries and was later to transferred to Royal Preston Hospital where she was in a critical condition Her friend Lydia Shorrock described her as a wonderful mum. 'She doted on her children. She is a lovely person and a fantastic mother. This is a real shock.
'My sympathies go to both families.Tributes left at the scene of the tragedy included one from Jayden's father, ChrisIt read: 'To my baby boy. We will miss you so much. Mummy is fighting in ther'Declan misses his baby brother and mummy and daddy.'Love you so much, Jayden. (Daddy's star)''The road is busy, but with the traffic lights being so close together I don't think you could build up a lot of speed in that stretch.''It's a very dangerous road. I've nearly been knocked over myself a few times.'
P treating the crash as 'a tragic accident' and were investigating what caused the Rover driver to lose control.
the driver was taken ill or collapsed at the wheel whilst driving to Accrington town centre.'What witnesses say may point towards the fact that the driver was suffering some sort of episode prior to the incident.'
Jackie Bloomer, 29, and her 18-month-old son Jayden died after a car mounted the pavement in Eastgate and crashed into them.Yesterday the town was brought to a standstill for Jackie and Jayden's funeral as hundreds of mourners paid their respects.On a day of deep emotion, Jackie's husband Chris led the coffin into St. James' Church, in Cannon Street, carrying two roses - one red and the other white - for his wife and son.In a written tribute with a floral display that spelt out his son's name, Mr Bloomer, 29, wrote of his pain at having his family torn in two.
He wrote: "To Daddy's little star, baby Jayden. It just isn't fair the short time we had to spend together and have you taken so soon from me and your brother.
"Mummy will look after you now and I understand you needed her with you. Love Daddy and Declan xxx." To Jackie, Chris wrote: "To my darling wife Jackie. I will miss you so much now you are not by my side."Please take care of our baby boy who needed you to be with him."Only me and you will know just how much love we had for each other."We will never forget you. Love you loads and always will. Chris and Declan xxx" The couple's other son, Declan, six, who mum was on the way to collect last week when the crash happened, was not at yesterday's funeral.
Earlier, friends and family had begun to gather at Kirby and Hughes funeral home, Blackburn Road, from around 9.45am.Two Jaguar limousines arrived at 10.10am carrying Jackie and Jayden's close family.At around 10.35am the coffin was taken to the hearse and a photo of Jayden wearing a Christmas hat was placed facing out of the rear of the vehicleAs the cortege of 30 vehicles passed through Blackburn Road towards the church, scores of people left their homes and work places to pay their own tributes. At the snow-covered grounds of the town centre church, more than 100 people had gathered outside. There were 400 mourners inside.Many broke down in tears as the hearse arrived.There was silence as pall-bearers carried the coffin, led by Mr Bloomer carrying the roses.
They entered the church to the sound of Eva Cassidy's moving version of Over The Rainbow.Four policemen and three paramedics, lined up in order of height, provided a guard of honour at the doorwayRed and white roses had been laid on top of the coffin, along with 'Jayden' and 'Jackie' spelt out in white flowers with peach and red roses respectively.A giraffe, made of yellow flowers and leaves, was also taken into the church, as was a little angel display made of white blooms.Other written tributes were nestled in with the flowers. Jackie's parents wrote: "To our darling precious daughter Jackie Louise tragically taken from us."We will miss you so much. That lovely beaming smile of yours would brighten up any day.
"Rest in peace our darling and look after Jayden. Love you forever and ever. Love always from Mum and Dad xxx."
Another tribute read: "Rest in peace our darling beautiful grandson Jayden Christopher."We will miss you so much and coming in the house shouting Nana and Grandad."You and Mummy are together for ever so please look after each other till Nana and Grandad are there to look after both our babies."Good night, God bless till we are all together again. Lots and all our love, from Nana and Grandad.
The funeral lasted for around 30 minutes. Three hymns were sung: Lord of All Hopefulness, Lord of All Joy; Guide me, O Thou Great Redeemer and Jesus, Good Above All Other.
At the end of the service Please Remember by American singer LeAnn Rimes was played.
Mr Bloomer was embraced by Fr Lawrence Featham, the minister who led the service, before making his way to the waiting car and wiping tears from his eyes. He was still carrying the two roses.Members of the public once again lined Cannon Street, many taking off their winter hats and bowing their heads as they waited for the funeral procession to pass.The cortege slowly drove along Eastgate, passing the scene of the accident, where about 20 people gathered in silence. It then took mum and son on their final journey to Accrington Crematorium.
Mrs Bloomer, a nursery nurse, was wheeling Jayden's pram on her way to collect her older son Declan, five, from primary school on Tuesday afternoon when the car went out of control and ploughed into them at about 30mph.
Locals heard a massive bang as the Rover 45 slewed across the pavement where she had been walking and smashed into the side of an office block.'It was terrible. heard a big bang and a shudder like there had been an explosion.
'The mum was lying about 15ft away from the accident. The front of the car had completely gone.
The elderly man's car, which crashed into a mother and her toddler, smashed into the side of an officer block
paramedic cradling the baby and rushing into the ambulance. It was heartbreaking.Horrified passers-by gathered round to try to comfort the pensioner and Miss Bloomer while an air ambulance was scrambled to help rush the victims to hospital.The pensioner and Jayden were both taken to nearby Royal Blackburn Hospital but both died soon afterwards. Mrs Bloomer was in a critical condition at the Royal Preston HospitalMrs Bloomer suffered multiple injuries and was later to transferred to Royal Preston Hospital where she was in a critical condition Her friend Lydia Shorrock described her as a wonderful mum. 'She doted on her children. She is a lovely person and a fantastic mother. This is a real shock.
'My sympathies go to both families.Tributes left at the scene of the tragedy included one from Jayden's father, ChrisIt read: 'To my baby boy. We will miss you so much. Mummy is fighting in ther'Declan misses his baby brother and mummy and daddy.'Love you so much, Jayden. (Daddy's star)''The road is busy, but with the traffic lights being so close together I don't think you could build up a lot of speed in that stretch.''It's a very dangerous road. I've nearly been knocked over myself a few times.'
P treating the crash as 'a tragic accident' and were investigating what caused the Rover driver to lose control.
the driver was taken ill or collapsed at the wheel whilst driving to Accrington town centre.'What witnesses say may point towards the fact that the driver was suffering some sort of episode prior to the incident.'
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