Mum of 2-year-old girl who died in a crash near Sleaford has been …

Oria Henry died in a collision in Anwick

Oria Henry and Rachael Leader
Author: Julie CastonPublished 1 hour ago

The mum of a toddler who died in a crash in Anwick, Rachael Leader, has paid tribute to her ‘beautiful’ and ‘gorgeous’ daughter Oria Henry. Oria died after a fatal collision on Sunday, 18th June.

She said:

“To my darling daughter, Oria. I love you so much. I’m so sorry your precious life was taken from you.

“You gave me so much light sweetheart, so much love and so much happiness. I will cherish each and every moment we had together.

“You had the most beautiful smile and gorgeous curly hair. You touched the hearts of many Oria and I’m so incredibly proud to be your mummy.

“I miss you so much. Whilst the pain of losing you is indescribable, I will turn it into purpose, for you and for us.

“You chose me for a reason and will continue to shine your light through me. We will shine together. My darling girl, my baby, God will keep you safe until we meet again in heaven.

“I love you Oria, mummy xxx”

Lincolnshire Police are continuing a murder investigation into the incident.

Emergency services were called to Main Road, Anwick at the weekend after a car hit a lorry.

The toddler from Leicester was travelling in a Blue Nissan Quashqai being driven by 35-year-old Ashley Henry when it hit a lorry on Sunday afternoon at around 2.45pm.

Both were pronounced dead at the scene.

Police confirmed Ashley Henry and Oria Henry are father and daughter.

Detectives have confirmed they’re treating the two-year-old’s death as murder and say they’re not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.

They say they’re continuing to support the family involved and are urging anyone with information to get in touch.

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