Over £2,000 raised for nine-year-old girl whose mum died in horror Barnsley crash

Lorna Humble, aged 29, died when the Citroen C1 she was driving was involved in a collision with a concrete mixer lorry and a silver Vauxhall Vectra on Industry Road, Carlton, at 1.40pm on Monday.

CRIME: Sheffield police probe continues into attack on man left with life altering injuriesShe was a doting mum to her nine-year-old daughter, Sophia.

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"She was loved by many she was a daughter,a sister, an aunty and a friend.

"But most of all a mother to a perfect nine-year-old little girl, Sophia, that adored her mum and her mum adored her.

"We are setting this page up to help Sophia in future life with what ever she wants to do.

"We as a community can help her live her dreams, in what ever she chooses to do."

Thanking people for their donations, Lorna's sister, Shari Drinkall, posted: "I can’t thank you all enough for your kind donations.

"This is not us begging, this is to give Sophia something to focus on her dreams and even get something memorial to her precious mummy."

She added: "My sister, love you Lorna more than you will ever know. I will make sure our memories will live on and I’ll make sure that Sophia knows how much you loved her."

Paying tribute to Lorna on the JustGiving page, Dawn West said: "Worked with Lorna. Loved her to bits, will miss her so much."

Sherrell Whittaker described her death as the 'tragic loss of a beautiful lady'.

And Jane Wrigglesworth wrote: "What a lovely young lady she was - beautiful inside and out. Great friend, fantastic mummy."

Jacqui Mackay said Lorna was 'full of fun and always smiling'.

Bethan Louise Holling added: "Heartbroken for Sophia. No child should be left without a mummy in such a tragic circumstances."