‘Fiery cowgirl’ Georgia Williamson remembered after M1 crash

A young woman killed in a horrific car accident has been remembered for her “zest for life” as her loved ones mourn her tragic loss.

A “beautiful” young woman has been remembered someone who lived life “so passionately” before her time was cut short in a horror car accident.

Georgia Williamson, known as Georgi to her loved ones, died after her vehicle left the M1 in Lenaghan, around 20km north of Newcastle, on March 27.

Ms Williamson’s car rolled and then hit a tree about 10.35am that day.

Ms Williamson is remembered as "an extremely passionate go getter with an intoxicating presence".

Paramedics attempted to revive her but she was pronounced dead at the scene.

Her friends and family have remembered her as an “extremely passionate go getter with an intoxicating presence, lighting up every room she stepped in and really took the most from life”.

“At times, she was knocked down and would simply get back up and continue on - most notably overcoming some recent health issues,” a loved one shared on Facebook.

“A fiery zest for life, this firefighting cowgirl was the most happiest of late with her relationship with Luke, the purchase of the family business underway from her Dad, David and told me two nights before her accident in one of our many snap chats that she was feeling like she was really starting to ‘win at life’.”

She was in her "most happiest" before she died due to her relationship.

Mr Daniels had showered Ms Williamson with gifts and flowers before her passing.

Ms Williamson recently spent Valentines Day with her partner Luke Daniels.

“To say I’m lucky and loved is an understatement. Thank you for the amazing flowers, love and laughs we have,” she shared on Facebook.

“Your an incredible man and I love the moments we share together and here’s to many more.”

Ms Williamson was an equestrian and a pony club instructor, with many of her students commenting that she would be missed.

Others have remembered her as the “life of the party”

“I can’t believe someone so full of life and light is no longer with us,” one said.

“You brought happiness to everyone no matter where you went!” another commented.

Originally published as ‘Fiery cowgirl’ Georgia Williamson remembered after M1 crash