Family remember 'darling boy' who died in lake
The family of 15-year-old Declan Sawyer, who tragically drowned in Swanholme Lakes, is urging others to recognize the dangers of swimming in open water. Declan was described as a beloved and outgoing young man who enjoyed fishing and football. His school community is also mourning his loss, emphasizing the impact of his absence on friends and staff.
- ▪Declan Sawyer was found in Swanholme Lakes after getting into trouble while swimming.
- ▪His family is raising awareness about the dangers of water, especially during hot weather.
- ▪Declan's school stated that he would be sorely missed by the entire learning community.
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- ▪ Tributes paid to boy who died after getting into difficulty in lake — Sky News — Top
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Family remember 'darling boy' who died in lake9 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleGrace WoodandAdam Aiken,East Yorkshire & LincolnshireLincolnshire PoliceDeclan Sawyer was found in Swanholme Lakes on SundayThe family of a 15-year-old boy who died in a lake near Lincoln on Sunday have urged others to be aware of the dangers of water.Declan Sawyer was found during a search of Swanholme Lakes while the UK was recording extremely high temperatures.Declan's father Carl said he was "very much loved by his friends and family, and will be missed dearly by many".He added: "Our darling boy Declan was a funny and outgoing young man who loved his fishing and his football.
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