‘Incredibly caring’: Kayla Wright identified as woman who died falling from push bike
The heartbroken family and friends of a woman who died after falling from her push bike have remembered her as “beautiful, sassy and incredibly caring”.
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Kayla Naomi Wright, who lost her life after falling from her push bike earlier this month, has been remembered by her family as a “beautiful daughter”.
She fought for four days following the incident and lost her life on February 9 this year surrounded by family and friends.
Her mum Stacey Wright took to Facebook to remember her 30-year-old “beautiful, sassy and incredibly caring daughter”.
“Kayla made such a lasting impact on everyone she met and left an imprint in their life,” she wrote.
“Kayla was adored and lived life with an open heart. She will be missed by many.”
The Wright family will be hosting a celebration of life event for Kayla with date and venue to be decided at a later date.
Friends of the family flooded Ms Wright’s online tribute, sending their love to the grieving family.
“Our beautiful, ahead of the times fashionable, filled with sass and class angel in the sky and angel forever in our hearts,” Maja Vidovic commented.
“We will make sure we have the greatest celebration of life party that there ever was.”
Many users commented Kayla would be “missed forever”.
“The Queen of Quirk and kindest soul in the room, you’ll be missed Kayla,” Amber Lee commented on the tribute.
Friends of Kayla created a GoFundMe page for her family.
“Kayla was the most caring, loving, kind and funny person. She always lived life to the absolute fullest,” it said.
“She travelled the world and lived abroad, never staying in one place for too long.
“She was deeply loved by anyone involved her in life, and she loved just as strongly right back.
“She positively impacted anyone’s life that she touched. There are many shattered hearts around the world.”
Police were called to Spring Gully Rd in Gillentown, 5.5km south of Clare after reports of a cyclist falling from their push bike on February 5.
Kayla was taken to the Royal Adelaide Hospital for treatment but died on February 9.
Kayla’s death is the ninth life lost in SA roads this year.
She is survived by her mum Stacey, dad Paul and younger brother Kyle.
You can donate to the GoFundMe here.
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