Justice for Celeste

On Friday August 30th our dear Celeste Alana Jones was embarking on her daily commute to work when she was struck and taken from us by a speeding vehicle n between Warden Avenue and Pharmacy on Sheppard Avenue East by the Abbotsfield Gate bus stop. We are mourning her untimely loss and are simply demoralized by the tragedy that has left us without our angel. We are still looking for the individual that is responsible for the hit and run that took Celeste’s life. We are requesting the publics assistance to bring awareness and justice for Celeste.
Celeste had a very deep and developed intellectual mind. She was always praised for her devotion to academia and the arts as she spent much of her down time reading and conducting research. She was an extremely hard worker and the best older sister and daughter a family could ask for. Celeste was always willing to share and give her time to social causes and spread awareness of any injustices that came across her way. She was truly a selfless and caring individual. She was always filled with fun and joyful comments and an abundant amount of positive energy. She possessed a deep passion for fashion, film and television and was always was able to predict the next trends as her creativity was unmatched. Celeste was very resilient and goal-oriented woman that would never let any circumstances determine her destiny. She has left behind her younger brother Clayton Jones Jr. father Clayton Jones Sr. and many family and friends from all over. We are asking for the support or friends, family and the public to donate any amount possible to assist with Justice for our Celeste. Thank you.