The family of a vibrant and lively four-year-old girl who was eagerly anticipating her first day of primary school have expressed their heartfelt condolences after she tragically passed away due to a car accident.

The incident occurred on Nottingham Road in Gotham at 2:28 pm on Sunday, and emergency responders were quickly on the scene following the collision, as reported by Nottinghamshire Police.

Despite the efforts made, Olive Farrow succumbed to her injuries shortly after being taken to the hospital. A 59-year-old man was taken into custody on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, although he has since been released on bail.

In a poignant statement shared by the police, Olive’s family described her as a small yet exuberant girl with a larger-than-life personality. They reminisced about her love for singing, dancing, and spreading joy through affectionate gestures, emphasizing her creativity through the vibrant paintings she created.

The family highlighted Olive’s close bond with her brothers Teddy and Sonny, whom she adored and looked up to with immense love. They revealed Olive’s excitement about joining her brother Sonny at primary school, where she had already participated in taster sessions.

Expressing their deep sorrow and devastation, Olive’s relatives extended their gratitude to the community for their overwhelming support during this challenging period. They acknowledged the gestures of love, including the messages and flowers placed along Nottingham Road.

A vigil has been organized by the family at St Lawrence’s Church in Gotham on Friday, welcoming friends, family, and local residents while kindly requesting that the media refrain from attending.

Sergeant Paul Clark of Nottinghamshire Police conveyed his condolences to Olive’s family, emphasizing the tragic nature of the incident and urging the public to refrain from speculating on social media. He also appealed for the family’s privacy to be respected as they come to terms with their loss, particularly during the upcoming vigil.

Individuals with any relevant information are encouraged to contact the authorities, quoting incident 424 of July 12.