The Hunts Post opened a book of condolence for Jamie Covington, an "incredibly brave" 15-year-old from Godmanchester who sadly died after a more than two-year battle with the rare cancer rhabdomyosarcoma.
Here are some of the emotional tributes that were shared for his loved ones.
Helen Curtis
"It was an absolute honour and privilege to teach Jamie for three years at St Anne’s. His laughter, cheeky smile, love of football and amazing friendship group will never leave my thoughts and heart. I send all my love to his close family and friends as they remember the wonderful, joyful lad that he was."
Tracey Bastow
"To my Game of Thrones pal, Jamie I miss our chats, your cheeky grin and visiting you with little presents to brighten your day. You won’t be forgotten. Your strength and upbeat attitude were such an inspiration to all. We will look after your mum, dad and Harry."
Jo Edwards
"Jamie, you were so brave and fought so hard. You had a beautiful smile, even when you were in so much pain. Sleep tight with the angels."
Rachel McGuinness
"Jamie, you will always be a superhero to everyone who knew you and whose hearts you touched. Sending you all the love in the universe you amazing boy, and know you are now resting peacefully while watching over your family and friends."
Joanne Trayler
"Jamie, you are very much loved and missed so dearly. You were so brave and courageous throughout your battle. You were such a brave warrior, you were so polite, positive, strong and funny throughout this terrible time. Despite how poorly you felt. You are a true inspiration to anyone battling cancer. Keep shining bright."
Shira Moberg
"Jamie was only 15, but he managed to shine with a light far brighter than his years. He had a way of making people feel seen, valued, and welcomed, and his kindness left a mark on everyone lucky enough to know him. We remember Jamie not for the years he had, but for the joy he brought, the smiles he sparked, and the beautiful spirit he shared with the world. He will always be missed, and he will always be loved."
Maariyah S
"I have been following Jamie’s story for a long time on TikTok. I’d always believed he’d beat this terrible illness. Every single photo and video posted of him he looked so strong, happy, and peaceful. I guess that was what was so special about him and what drew thousands of us to him. Jamie, your incredible bravery, and resilience will never be forgotten by those of us whose hearts you’ve touched. Your legacy will live on in us all. May you rest in eternal peace young man."
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