Although I only had the privilege of meeting London in person once, I came to know and love her through the stories and updates my daughter Amanda shared with me. Through those stories, I came to see what a truly special young lady London was, and she found a place in my heart.

Ben, I have always thought the world of you, and my heart aches for you and your beautiful family. I wish there were words that could somehow ease the pain of such an unimaginable loss. Please know that London touched lives far beyond those who knew her personally. She certainly touched mine.

I followed her journey with hope, prayed for her and your family, and celebrated every little bit of good news. Like so many others, I wished with all my heart for a different ending.

I hope that in the difficult days ahead, you find comfort in knowing how deeply your precious girl was loved and how many hearts she touched in her short but meaningful life.

London’s story is a beautiful reminder that we don’t have to know someone to love them, pray for them or have our lives touched by them.

May God wrap His loving arms around each of you, give you strength when you feel you have none left, and surround you with the same love that you so freely gave your sweet girl.

With heartfelt sympathy, love and continued prayers,

Becky Moore

From the spiers family  we are so so so sorry  for your loss  of london my her spirit and fight carry on in you two  prayers  and blessings  rest lil angel

I learned of London 2 years ago. I work at homeplate and we had a money jar left there for her. I read it and then I let her parents know there was money there and how sorry I was. I've continued to follow London and her updates. I also have a daughter that attends cutter and knew her. She was so loved. 
 She's such a beautiful little girl and now a beautiful angel. I pray for all the family and loved ones peace and comfort and how blessed we was to have London in our lives and will always cherish her memories and I will forever think of her when I see the color purple. Rest in love London!♥️

London Griffin will forever hold a very special place in the heart and history of the Cutter-Morning Star Alumni Association.

When our Alumni Association began its renewed chapter, one of our very first missions was to stand beside London and the Griffin family. What began as a desire to help quickly became something much greater. London became part of our hearts.

She reminded us what community truly means.

London was so much more than a child fighting cancer. She was a daughter, sister, granddaughter, friend, student, artist and basketball player. She was funny, spirited, creative and wonderfully herself. She was a Cutter-Morning Star Eagle.

Thank you for allowing us the privilege of walking beside you, loving London and supporting your family. We will always be grateful for the trust you placed in us.

There are no words large enough for the loss of a child, and no words beautiful enough to capture everything London meant to those who loved her. But there is one promise we can make: London will be remembered.

Her name will remain part of the story of our Alumni Association and our Cutter-Morning Star family. We will remember her courage, her personality, the people she brought together and the extraordinary amount of love that surrounded one very special girl.

Our hearts are with the Griffin family today and in all the days ahead.

Once an Eagle, always an Eagle.
And London will forever be one of ours.

With our deepest love, sympathy and gratitude for the privilege of knowing her,
Cutter-Morning Star Alumni Association

There are some people who come into our lives and leave a mark that time will never erase. London was one of those people.

I wish more than anything that her story could have had a different ending. Thirteen years was nowhere near enough time for a girl who had so much life, personality, laughter and love still to give.

London was so much more than what she endured. She was funny and feisty. She was an artist, a basketball player, a sister, a daughter and a friend. She loved deeply and was deeply loved. Cancer may be part of her story, but it will never be the thing that defines her.

Ben, Whitney, Dom, Loralie, Lily, Salem and the entire Griffin family, thank you for trusting those of us who love you enough to let us walk beside you. Thank you for sharing your beautiful girl with us. I hope you always know that you will never have to carry her memory alone. There are so many of us who will continue to say her name, tell her stories, laugh at the things that remind us of her and make sure the world remembers that London Elizabeth Griffin was here.

London, you changed people. You brought people together, inspired kindness and reminded an entire community what it means to show up for one another. I will carry you with me for the rest of my life.

Once an Eagle, always an Eagle. And you, sweet girl, will always be one of ours.

Rest peacefully, London. You were loved beyond words, and you always will be.

With all my love,
Amanda Moore

Oh, London Lou,

Your Uncle Chris and Aunt Katie love you so much.  We will miss you and carry our love for you every day of our lives.  You were so much braver than anyone should ever have to be.  We are so proud of the young woman you became. We will continue to take care of your parents and siblings, we promise. 

Until we see you again, sweet girl.
Uncle Chris and Aunt Katie

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London Elizabeth Griffin

November 30, 2012 – October 4, 2026

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