BEST OF FRIENDS KILLED IN SHOP
Best of friends killed in shop
TWO best pals died in Omagh doing the voluntary work they loved.
Samanatha McFarland, 17, of Clements Villas, Omagh and Lorraine Wilson, 15, were killed when the bomb ripped through the Oxfam shop where they worked part-time.
Last night Lorraine's family paid a moving tribute to the teenager her mother Ann described as "a wee angel".
Her distraught dad Godfrey said: "She had a heart of gold. She would do anything for anyone.
"She was such a good girl. She loved cooking and she wanted to be a cook when she was older.
"She used to make dinner for all the family when she came home from school. Nothing was too much trouble for her."
Lorraine's sister Denise, 21, and her two brothers Gary, 20, and Colin, 10, were said to be in deep shock last night. "The wee 10-year-old just doesn't believe what has happened. He can't understand what has happened to his sister," she said.
TWO best pals died in Omagh doing the voluntary work they loved.
Samanatha McFarland, 17, of Clements Villas, Omagh and Lorraine Wilson, 15, were killed when the bomb ripped through the Oxfam shop where they worked part-time.
Last night Lorraine's family paid a moving tribute to the teenager her mother Ann described as "a wee angel".
Her distraught dad Godfrey said: "She had a heart of gold. She would do anything for anyone.
"She was such a good girl. She loved cooking and she wanted to be a cook when she was older.
"She used to make dinner for all the family when she came home from school. Nothing was too much trouble for her."
Lorraine's sister Denise, 21, and her two brothers Gary, 20, and Colin, 10, were said to be in deep shock last night. "The wee 10-year-old just doesn't believe what has happened. He can't understand what has happened to his sister," she said.
Further Information
Publisher: NEWS LETTER
Ref: NL/003
Published Date: 17-Aug-98
Related Images
There have been no images archived for this article.