Floral tributes grow as people pay respect to the family of Leo Lipp-NeighboursMARION VAN DIJK Emma Eagle and her daughter Lily Eagle, 4, place flowers at the Wakefield Quay Port Nelson wharf where Leo Lipp-Neighbours car was found. As a mother who had lost a child, Emma Eagle wanted to show the family of Leo Lipp-Neighbours she was thinking of them. The Nelson woman said hearing about the events of the last week brought feelings of grief back for her and she wanted to pay respect to his family. MARION VAN DIJK/FAIRFAX NZ Flowers and a candle at the wharf near where Leo Lipp-Neighbours' car was found on Friday morning. The invite was open to anyone who wanted to pay their respects to the family.

Source: Stuff April 07, 2017 04:30 UTC