Jade Warry identified as victim of fatal car crash
The woman who died in a crash in Bundaberg has been identified as a bride-to-be and mother of six young children.
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A Queensland woman who tragically died after her car hit a tree on New Year’s Eve has been identified as mother of six Jade Warry.
Ms Warry, 35, was driving on Bucca Rd, Bundaberg, when she crashed into a tree about 9pm.
It was believed she was engaged to be married this year.
Tributes have been posted online for the mother who has been remembered as an “awesome mum”.
“Omg (sic) I am shattered we have lost a good one here,” one man wrote on social media.
“Awesome mum and beautiful person taken way too soon, fly high Jade you will forever remembered (sic) and never forgotten.”
Another has sent their well wishes to Ms Warry’s family.
“Fly high with the angels. Thoughts are with family and friends and emergency workers and others involved,” they said.
“A sad way for her family and friends to end the year and I hope she was able to enjoy a great Christmas with them all,” said another.
“You never know what tomorrow brings so start 2021 with love and forgiveness.”
Earlier, Bundaberg police Acting Inspector Michael McGarry called it “the worst possible news on the last day of the year”.
He said a passing motorist had noticed debris on the road and found Ms Warry with fatal injuries. She was declared dead at the scene.
“Only that afternoon I was giving a message in the media about people driving safely, that we’d had a pretty ordinary year regarding fatalities in the greater Bundaberg area – so this is tragic,” Acting Insp McGarry said.
“It’s tragic for her family that have lost a loved one, as I say on the final day of the year, they’ve got the worst possible news.
“It’s tough on emergency services to attend incidents like that, so we are pleading with the community that this is a community responsibility.”
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