The family of a ‘devoted and beloved’ mother who died after her car smashed into a brick wall have paid tribute to the 38-year-old.
Kelly Lundie was killed after her red Nissan Juke came off the road and crashed in Woolton, Liverpool on Friday night.
Emergency services rushed to Allerton Road at around 11.30pm but she was pronounced dead at the scene.
Her family said in a tribute: ‘Kelly Marie Lundie was gorgeous, inside and out. She was outgoing and full of life.
‘Kelly was a devoted and beloved mother to her son, Caleb. He was her world, and the love she had for him was immeasurable.
‘She was also the best aunty to her nephews, who adored her and shared a very special bond with her. She brought so much fun, affection and happiness into their lives.
‘Kelly was a cherished daughter, a much-loved sister, a wonderful aunty and a loyal friend. She meant something different and special to so many people, and her loss has left an enormous space in the lives of everyone who loved her.
Kelly Lundie, 38, was killed after her red Nissan Juke came off the road and crashed in Liverpool on Friday night
The family of Kelly Marie Lundie have issued a tribute and photograph following a fatal road traffic collision in Woolton on Friday
‘There are no words that can truly express how deeply Kelly will be missed.’
Merseyside Police have appealed for any witnesses or doorbell footage to investigate the crash.
Sergeant Phil Everett, of Merseyside Police Matrix Roads Policing department, said: ‘Our thoughts are with the family members of the woman who sadly died following the collision late last night and they are being supported by a specially trained family liaison officer.
‘We are in the early stages of an investigation into this incident and it is now our priority to confirm exactly how the collision occurred.
‘We know this happened late last night when many residents may have been inside their homes but if anyone saw what happened or were driving through the area just before the incident occurred then please get in touch.
‘Similarly, if you live in the area and have doorbell footage of the incident, please contact us. You may have information or footage that could be vital to our investigation.’
Any witnesses are asked to contact Merseyside Police with the reference 26000727021.
