Jords,  It has taken me this long to write something because, I simply cannot find the words to say. I still can’t believe you aren’t here with us. You my gorgeous girl, are one in  million. I never heard you have a bad word to say about anyone. I still remember babysitting you and chlo ,singing karaoke in your living room. The family get togethers for Sunday tea and Nana’s, all the cousins running riot and driving nana mad.  Dancing with you in Marbella and getting to see you look stunning in your wedding dress.  I remember seeing you and thinking man… look at those legs they go on for miles! I’m so jealous. Your infectious smile, zest for life, travel and the love you had for your family. The strength, determination and stubbornness to get through the toughest times, you should be so proud. You will always be remembered as being beautiful inside and out. You were too good for this world. You are missed so badly but when I look to the sky, I know you are one of the brightest stars shining down on us.  Until we meet again and dance on the clouds, shine bright …

Jordan’s mum has described exactly who Jordan was we are only neighbours but watched the beautiful child grow and develop into the beautiful woman she was and during her illness she became like family to us and her death affected us very deeply and we miss seeing her visit her mum we will remember her for ever but you  are at peace and God has another beautiful angel dancing in heaven keep dancing till we come and dance with you still love and miss you xxx …

Jordan started out as my colleague but after our first residential together at Carlton and realising we knew most of the same people, shared a love of partying, shots and mostly ending up in the Dickens we became friends. She was a beautiful girl both inside and out and an amazing teacher. I remember attending a course together and just being in awe of her confidence. I will always remember Jordan as a fun loving, happy girl and a huge part of our Park End gang. She is regularly mentioned in our staff room and hugely missed ❤️ X …

Jordan was our school’s shining star. We were delighted when she was offered not one but two leaderships jobs. Jordan was so talented and amazing at her chosen career. The children in her class adored her. She was loved and respected by everyone at the school. I always remember how lovely she was about everyone and never liked to upset or hurt anyone’s feelings. Her little giggle was infectious and I can hear it now.  Thank you Jordan for the lives of the children you enriched. Thank you for giving us so many wonderful memories as your ‘work family’.  And thank you for helping my Harry, for without your expert coaching, he would not have been set of the right path for his career. You will always be in our hearts xxx …

Jordan swam for MASC with my daughters, and we all remember her to be just a gorgeous, unassuming young girl. Never showy, always a great team player, and I can’t ever recall a negative comment spoken about her. We have just found out about this sad news, and are devastated for you all. A beautiful family who must be so, so proud of everything Jordan achieved. Goodnight and god bless sweetheart xxx …

Jordan, I can’t believe it has been a whole year and not a day goes by where I don’t think of you. From the moment we met, I knew that we were going to be good friends (with or without the boys!) We have shared some wonderful memories, from swimming with turtles in Barbados, drinking the island dry of rum and kidnapping those random people on the bus to come on our bar crawl! Not to forget our hilarious times at home when I really got to know you… our huge Sunday roast, full on curry house and 4am dominoes kip is something that I will not forget. Not to mention you taking me to the bloody bongo for the first (and only) time!  You were the bravest person I have ever known and we all miss you so much. 💗 xxx   …

My Amazing cousin Jordan, we all miss you everyday and the most I miss about you is your positivity, you were so caring and kind and such a big part of our family. The family get togethers ain’t the same without you anymore but your always their in spirit. You were always smiling even through the hard times and laughing and joking at every chance you had I’ll always remember coming round when we were younger and watching the Tina Turner film what’s love got to do with it and it’s still one of my favourite films now! Jumping up and down on your new trampoline in the back garden with uncle Steve cooking up a storm with the BBQ. Wish we could of had many more fun times but your always here in spirit! Love you lots and will never forget you I hope you and Nana are having lots of parties and gossips up their laughing at us all down here! My last memory with you was showing you my new car and uncle Steve winding me up about miles and you telling him off like always the only one he listened to haha ❤️❤️ Love you …

Jord I can’t believe it’s been a year, I miss you so much and have so much to tell you. From meeting when we worked at the Leisure centre as teenagers our friendship went from strength to strength, you were always friendly, positive and kind. The social butterfly of our group I always admired your work hard, play hard attitude. I have so many great memories of you our days at the races, nights out, Chloe’s 18th in Newcastle and our trip to Ibiza one which I will never forget. I found the ‘Betty’ coat the other day and giggled at the thought of you when you saw me in it. You were always laughing and smiling, never one to be defeated by anyone else’s negativity. I remember asking you to be Joshua’s godmother, and the look on your face, I’m still not sure if it was fear or excitement but you happily accepted. You threw me a lovely surprise baby shower and I felt so lucky and spoilt. You where amazing with him and we loved our visits to see you, Purdy and Bella and our little walks to Fletcher’s. I was equally as honoured when you asked me …