Cambridge mother who died in Fulbourn crash described as ‘the most beautiful woman, inside and out’
A driver who died in a three-vehicle crash in Fulbourn has been described by her daughter as the “most beautiful woman, inside and out”.
Katherine Farrow, 50, who was known to loved ones as Cathie, of St Matthews Gardens, Cambridge, died at the scene last Friday (July 31).
She was driving a black Renault Clio when it was involved in the crash with a grey Peugeot 308 and a black Volvo XC40 on Cambridge Road at about 11.29am.
The male driver of the Peugeot suffered minor injuries and the female passenger suffered serious but non-life threatening injuries. They were taken to Addenbrookes' Hospital in Cambridge.
The Volvo ended up on its roof.
Katherine’s daughter, Charlotte, said: “She was the most beautiful woman, inside and out. Words cannot express how different my life will be without my wonderful, supportive mummy here by my side, but I know she’ll always be there in some way. Her amazing and witty personality will be truly missed by every one of us.”
Anyone who witnessed the collision is urged to contact us via the Cambridgeshire police’s webchat service or by calling 101 quoting incident number 160 of 31 July.
The incident followed another fatal collision in Fulbourn on July 24.
John Hunter, 87, of Cow Lane, Fulbourn, was cycling along Shelford Road just after 4.15pm when he was involved in a collision with a silver Vauxhall Corsa.
Emergency services were called, but Mr Hunter died at the scene.
Another cyclist, a man in his 50s, died following a collision on the A603 near Grantchester on Friday July 31.
The man was cycling at the Barton Road roundabout at about 7.30pm when he was in collision with a white Vauxhall Astra. He died of his injuries in hospital in the early hours of Saturday morning (August 1).
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