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Windermere deaths: family pay tribute to mother and daughter Windermere deaths: family pay tribute to mother and daughter
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The family of a 10-year-old girl and her mother who died from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in the Lake District have paid tribute to "two beautiful girls".The family of a 10-year-old girl and her mother who died from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in the Lake District have paid tribute to "two beautiful girls".
Kelly Webster, 36, and her daughter, Lauren Thornton, both from Leyland in Lancashire, died while on a boating holiday on Windermere.Kelly Webster, 36, and her daughter, Lauren Thornton, both from Leyland in Lancashire, died while on a boating holiday on Windermere.
The deaths are not being treated as suspicious and police believe a generator may have been responsible.The deaths are not being treated as suspicious and police believe a generator may have been responsible.
In a statement issued by Cumbria police, relatives of the pair said: "Our two beautiful girls taken, so tragic and so too soon. We all love you so very much – words will never say. Our hearts are broken and we will miss you for ever.In a statement issued by Cumbria police, relatives of the pair said: "Our two beautiful girls taken, so tragic and so too soon. We all love you so very much – words will never say. Our hearts are broken and we will miss you for ever.
"Kelly and Lauren … never forgotten.""Kelly and Lauren … never forgotten."
Lauren's father, Neil Thornton, said: "My darling daughter lollipop, you were everything to me. A light has gone out that will never be replaced.Lauren's father, Neil Thornton, said: "My darling daughter lollipop, you were everything to me. A light has gone out that will never be replaced.
"Sweet dreams, good night, god bless, Daddy.""Sweet dreams, good night, god bless, Daddy."
Police said the third person on the boat, Webster's partner, Matthew Eteson, 39, raised the alarm on Monday afternoon after he experienced serious breathing difficulties.Police said the third person on the boat, Webster's partner, Matthew Eteson, 39, raised the alarm on Monday afternoon after he experienced serious breathing difficulties.
Webster and Lauren were treated by paramedics and airlifted to Royal Lancaster Infirmary, where they died.Webster and Lauren were treated by paramedics and airlifted to Royal Lancaster Infirmary, where they died.
Eteson, the boat's owner, was released from the hospital on Tuesday after receiving treatment.Eteson, the boat's owner, was released from the hospital on Tuesday after receiving treatment.
Detective Inspector Mike Brown, who is leading the investigation, has said: "What we are looking at specifically is an aftermarket generator that has been fitted in the engine compartment of the boat which we believe may be the cause of this.Detective Inspector Mike Brown, who is leading the investigation, has said: "What we are looking at specifically is an aftermarket generator that has been fitted in the engine compartment of the boat which we believe may be the cause of this.
"But, again, it's still early stages in the investigation so we can't rule anything out.""But, again, it's still early stages in the investigation so we can't rule anything out."
Cumbria police said officers were continuing their inquiries on behalf of the coroner.Cumbria police said officers were continuing their inquiries on behalf of the coroner.
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