Lockerbie stockcar champion, 11, dies after crash
Tributes have been paid to Keir Millar, who became a world champion aged just 10. He passed away on Monday 11 May after an accident during a race on Saturday.
Tributes have been paid to Keir Millar, who became a world champion aged just 10. He passed away on Monday 11 May after an accident during a race on Saturday.
The head teacher of Keir Millar's former school has paid tribute to the eleven-year-old, who died in an accident yesterday.
Lynn McAulay-Sharp, head teacher of Hightae, Tundergarth and St Mungo primary schools, said:
Keir was a very popular boy who made friends easily across the partnership of Hightae, Tundergarth and St Mungo schools. He recently joined Tundergarth from Hightae and quickly became a part of the school community.
He was a gifted athlete and excelled at all sports. As the star of our partnership football team he was much admired by his team mates. Although a world champion stock car racer, Keir was modest and unassuming of his achievements and was always encouraging towards others less talented. He showed a mature and caring patience particularly with the younger children in all three of our schools.
Keir was a multi talented boy who was a perfectionist in all he turned his hand to. He was always willing to have a go.
He was a reliable and thoughtful friend and the loss we are feeling across the school communities of Tundergarth, Hightae and St Mungo reflects the positive impact Keir had on all our lives.
Our thoughts are with Keir’s family at this extremely difficult time and we send them our deepest sympathy and support.
We will remember Keir as the boy who rose to any challenge, always with a smile on his face."
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