‘I’m so sorry I didn’t get to see you one last time’

Tributes have poured in after a new mum tragically died in a caravan fire in Queensland on Saturday.

Jane Strong’s baby daughter is only a few months old, but the little girl will have to grow up without her mum after Jane died in a caravan fire on Saturday on a property at Upper Brookfield, west of Brisbane.

Jane, 26, and a 22-year-old friend were killed in the fire that raged through their caravan early on Saturday morning.

Jane’s partner Carl Weiss suffered burns when he tried to save the mum of his little girl.

Tributes have flowed in commemorating Jane, calling her an “amazing person”.

“RIP Janey, always remember the times together we had… never forget the times we shared together being best friends for years,” Ryan Brazulatis posted on social media. “Sorry I didn’t get to see you one last time. RIP. Fly high.”

“Such an amazing person taken way too soon,” wrote another friend.

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Jane Strong's partner Carl Weiss was reportedly injured as he tried to save her from the blaze. Photo: supplied

Young mum dies in caravan fire

Carl was reportedly devastated by Jane’s tragic death.

“Happy Valentine’s Day Jane Strong,” the dad posted on Facebook before his little girl was born. “You are the best thing that ever happened to me.”

According to Brisbane region Inspector Karle Hahne, the fire started at 4:30am on Saturday. It was the weekend of the Brookfield show, and a group of families were staying on the Upper Brookfield property.

It’s understood that the fire broke out in a caravan that was parked under a temporary structure with a tin roof.

“Queensland Fire and Rescue Service received a call in relation to a structural fire here on Galvin Rd at Upper Brookfield,” he said.

“They responded and there was a structure well alight. Unfortunately, after the fire was extinguished, we located two deceased persons.”

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The blaze broke out on the Upper Brookfield property around 4:30am on Saturday morning. Photo: 9 News

Another man was rushed to hospital with burns to his hands, neck and shoulders.

“That person is in a stable condition at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital.

“Investigations are early at this stage (but) what I can say is that the burns are consistent with trying to escape the fire or potentially trying to alert people to the fire.”

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Police are not treating the fire as suspicious.

“These scenes are always confronting and any loss of life is sad,” Inspector Hanhe said.

“To lose two people in this way, it’s a very sad day,

Originally published as ‘I’m so sorry I didn’t get to see you one last time’