Mum Pays Tribute To Daughter Killed In Crash
The mother of a Leicestershire toddler has paid tribute to her daughter who died in a crash.
Two-year-old Oria Henry from Leicester was travelling in a car being driven by her father, when it was involved in collision with a lorry in Lincolnshire on Sunday afternoon.
Oria died at the scene and Police have since launched a murder investigation into her death, with officers saying they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.
Ashley Henry, 35, also died in the crash.
Rachael Leader with her daughter Oria Henry Pic: via Lincolnshire Police
Oria’s mother Rachael Leader, originally from Broughton Astley, has today paid tribute to her daughter, saying the pain of losing her was ‘indescribable’.
In a statement released through Lincolnshire Police, she said: “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.
“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”
Police are continuing to appeal for witnesses following the collision on Main Road, Anwick, near Sleaford, at 2.45pm on Father’s Day.