The family of Kelly Lundie, 38, has paid tribute to her following her death in a car crash in Woolton, Liverpool. Lundie died after her red Nissan Juke veered off the road and struck a brick wall on Friday night.
Emergency services responded to the incident on Allerton Road around 11:30 p.m., but Lundie was pronounced dead at the scene. Her family described her as "gorgeous, inside and out," and "outgoing and full of life."
In a statement, her family emphasized her role as a mother. "Kelly was a devoted and beloved mother to her son, Caleb. He was her world, and the love she had for him was immeasurable," they said. They also noted her close relationship with her nephews, who "adored her and shared a very special bond with her."
Lundie is also remembered as a "cherished daughter, a much-loved sister, a wonderful aunty and a loyal friend." Her family stated that her loss has left a significant void for everyone who loved her.
Merseyside Police are investigating the circumstances of the collision and are appealing for witnesses or anyone with doorbell footage to come forward. Sergeant Phil Everett of the Merseyside Police Matrix Roads Policing department stated that their priority is to determine how the crash occurred. He urged anyone who saw the incident or was driving in the area shortly before it happened to contact the police. Residents with doorbell footage that might be relevant are also encouraged to share it.
Police are investigating the incident under reference number 26000727021.