Funeral for Lil Bo Weep-Winona Lisa Green

 

Words from Winona’s mother - Vicki Shaw:

I tragically lost my beautiful 22 year old daughter Winona Lisa Green, known mainly by her friends, music creatives and fans as
LiL BO WEEP (Unaloon) on 4th March 2022.

 

I am starting this official GofundMe fundraiser to help with Winona’s funeral to send her beautiful soul to rest to allow her family, friends and global fan base to celebrate her life. A donation will also be made to a charity yet to be determined in mental health and/or addiction.

I am also looking to publicly livestream her funeral service to all whose lives Winona touched. When I have these details, they will be shared on this page.

 

Thank you to all of her “Angels” who contribute to honouring her life. It is deeply appreciated, and I truly hope that my daughter’s light continues to shine through her music. Shine bright, my baby girl. I love you to infinity and beyond.

Winona’s story is one of music, creation, love and healing while she battled addiction, trauma and loss. Winnie used music to heal others, offer hope and be there for those in need. Winona also produced music under the name 'Unaloon' sharing a more positive spin on her music compared to Lil Bo Weep. As each day passes since her death, the messages from her friends remain consistent “Winona helped me so much through a really tough time in my life”

My memories of Winnie are of a shy little girl who liked animals, especially pet rats, swimming, and being goofy – especially at my expense with her stepdad Simon. Winnie and Simon had a strong bond and especially for shopping. They would excitedly come back with hoards of ‘stuff’; it was like they were both back from the candy store.

 

Winona always had oodles of passion and determination. She also liked to do things her way; she would often tell me, ‘you should read this book mum, it will help you with that’ – when she was as young as 10 yrs old and until recently. Winona just wanted to ‘fix’ everyone and had a passion for helping those in need.

Halloween and the Adelaide Zombie walks were our favourite times of the year. We would have so much fun dressing up, being scary. On our drive to the event, Winnie would poke her zombie face out of the window and yell ‘Aarrrrghhh’ to any passers-by in her best zombie voice. I will forever cherish these memories.

 

I wish to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of those who have reached out to me and shared such precious memories of Winona. She had so much love to give, and made such a positive impact to many. These shared memories have truly provided me with much needed strength through this very difficult time for me and for my family.

Vicki Shaw