The family of a ‘devoted and loved’ mother who died after her car crashed into a brick wall have paid tribute to the 38-year-old.
Kelly Lundie was killed on Friday evening after her red Nissan Juke left the road and crashed in Woolton, Liverpool.
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 beautiful, 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 aunt to her nephews, who adored her and shared a very special bond with her. She brought so much joy, affection and happiness into their lives.
“Kelly was a beloved daughter, a beloved sister, a wonderful aunt and a loyal friend. She meant something different and special to so many people, and her loss has left a huge space in the lives of everyone who loved her.
Kelly Lundie, 38, was killed after her red Nissan Juke left the road and crashed in Liverpool on Friday evening
The family of Kelly Marie Lundie released a tribute and photo following a fatal road crash in Woolton on Friday
“There are no words that can truly express how much Kelly will be missed.”
Lill Connor Willman wrote on Facebook: “I can’t believe you’re gone, Kel. I will cherish our memories we had forever! You wore your heart on your sleeve and you will be truly missed. RIP dear Kel. Love you always and forever Lill.”
Stacey Kirwinn said: “Such a beautiful girl inside and out. Thinking of your beautiful little boy, all your family and friends. RIP Kelly Marie absolutely heartbreaking.”
She added: “Rest in peace Kelly. Absolutely devastated for you, your little boy and your family and all your friends. I literally can’t get this out of my head. So many hearts ache for you today, girl. Such a beautiful woman inside and out! I hope you find your peace now, queen. Good night, God bless Kell.”
Merseyside Police have appealed for witnesses or doorbell footage to investigate the crash.
Sergeant Phil Everett, from Merseyside Police Matrix Roads Policing unit, said: “Our thoughts are with the relatives of the woman who sadly died following the collision late last night and they are being supported by a specially trained family liaison.
‘We are in the early stages of an investigation into this incident and our priority now is to confirm exactly how the collision occurred.
‘We know this happened late last night when many residents may have been in their homes, but if anyone saw what happened or drove through the area shortly before the incident occurred, please contact us.
‘Also, if you live in the area and have doorbell footage of the incident, please contact us. You may have information or images that could be crucial to our investigation.’
Any witnesses are asked to contact Merseyside Police quoting reference 26000727021.
