The family of a woman who died following a collision on the A419 have described her as an “amazing wife, mother, sister, daughter, aunt and friend”.
Sarah Jayne Crook, 38, died after a collision involving her Toyota Aygo and a Vauxhall Vivaro van on the A419 near the White Hart Roundabout on Friday morning.
Wiltshire Police confirmed her identity over the weekend and released a statement on behalf of her family, who have been overwhelmed by the response from friends, relatives and members of the wider community.
In a heartfelt tribute, her loved ones spoke of the devastating loss they have suffered following the tragedy.
They said: “On Friday 5th June, we lost an amazing wife, mother, sister, daughter, aunt and friend, Sarah Jayne Crook, to a tragic collision.
“We’ve been overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and respect for her and the support for ourselves.
“We would like to say thank you to the hundreds of people who have sent condolences and memories of her.”
The family also asked for privacy as they come to terms with their loss.
“Please respect the family’s privacy at this time,” the statement continued.
“Funeral details will be released when known.”
The collision happened on one of the region’s busiest routes and prompted a significant emergency services response on Friday morning.
Tributes have continued to be shared online since news of Sarah’s death emerged, with many people remembering her kindness, warmth and the positive impact she had on those around her.
The circumstances surrounding the collision remain the subject of a police investigation.
Wiltshire Police has not released further details regarding the incident but has continued to support Sarah’s family as enquiries progress.
Her death has left a family grieving the loss of a much-loved wife, mother and friend, while the messages of sympathy received in recent days reflect the lasting impression she made on many people throughout her life.
