Tribute to Jessica Baker, 2008 - 2023

I don’t know if this will bring any comfort, but I feel strongly that I should share something with you. I am clairvoyant, and before I heard the tragic news, I had a vision of the coach. It was so vivid and clear. I saw the coach, the surroundings, and the moment unfolding, but what stood out most was the light. The coach wasn’t just a vehicle; it was surrounded by an intense, spiritual brightness, as if the spirit world already knew what was coming and had placed lightworkers and guides there ahead of time. It was not empty, not dark, it was full of warmth, presence, and love. I felt so strongly that there were souls, protectors, and spiritual beings already there, preparing to carry and comfort. There was no fear. There was no suffering. Jessica was never alone. She was lifted, embraced, and guided into peace. I wanted you to know this because, if it were my child, I would want to know that they were held in love in their final moments. I am truly, deeply sorry for your loss, and I send you my love, prayers, and strength

I remember Jess coming to the Warrington climbing centre for the first time to join her sister on the kids club. She was only small, as any 5 year old would have been, but definitely the cheekiest. After a few weeks I thought why not let her start belaying? So I strapped her to the sandbag and taught her how to belay. She wasn't able to keep both feet on the ground when lowering but I think she actually loved that part of belaying the bigger kids anyway 😅 She continued to go from strength to strength. Even when her big sister stepped away from climbing she still came every week. It wasn't surprising to see her popping up at climbing centers all over the country. She was hooked! She had a lifetime of passion for climbing. I just wish it was a whole lifetime ❤️ You are and always will be one of my favorite students. I will never forget you and will think of everytime I go to the Warrington climbing wall 💪

I'll never forget watching Jess climb the psicobloc when she had not long started out climbing. I was in awe of her strength and determination. It was a pleasure to follow her achievements over the years. RIP lovely girl xx