TRIBUTES are still pouring in for a man who died after being hit by a train last week.
A shrine has been set up close to the spot where the body of Jamie Harding, aged 28, was found on the track near Lark Hill Road railway bridge, Worcester.
A memorial plaque has been donated by Timpson’s, as a permanent tribute to eventually replace the flowers, candles and other tributes which are still being left at the scene.
A tribute page set up on the social networking site Facebook is also still attracting comments from friends and family paying tribute to Mr Harding.
The page, called Rip Jamie King Harding, has 429 friends.
Daniel Parker said: “A week has passed since you passed and missing you sooo much buddy gone but never forgotten true Legend R.I.P. Rip Jamie King Harding you’ll be forever in all our hearts and thoughts x.”
Jodie N Jase Misters said: “Not a day has gone by since u left us that I haven't thought about u wish this was all just a bad dream :-( love u cuz x sleep tight xx.”
Zoe Bullock wrote: “So many people lved and cared 4 u jay... Such a shame u arnt here 2 c it R.I.P matey xxx.”
Samantha Addison added: “Can’t believe nearly a week has gone by, still thinking of ya matey, hope ur living it up up there and looking down on us all!
Bet u didnt realise how loved u was all these flowers and messages. Thoughts are with ur family, sam and kids xx R.I.P jay xx.”
Katiee Lloyd wrote: “R.I.P should mean return if possible unfortunately it doesnt. Thoughts are with friends and family, gone but not forgotten.”
Mr Harding, of East Street, Arboretum, Worcester, leaves two children, Justin, aged five, and Alex, 11 months. His funeral takes place on Friday at Worcester crematorium, Astwood Road, at 1.30pm.
A free family fun day, organised by Mr Harding’s friends and family, is taking place at the Punchbowl pub in Ronkswood tomorrow to raise money for his funeral and headstone, starting at 3.30pm. To make a donation visit rip-jamie.webs.com.
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