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A young woman who was among three others who tragically died in a horror rollover has been remembered as a talented singer who had a big heart.
Sophie-Lee Fullagar, 24, was killed instantly when the Mazda BT50 vehicle she was traveling in left the road, hit a tree and rolled at Wardell, near Ballina, northern New South Wales, early in the morning. hours last Saturday.
A passing motorist on his way to work alerted emergency services to the debris.
The driver and a passenger also died at the scene.
Sophie-Lee Fullagar (pictured) died when the van she was traveling in left a road in northern New South Wales last Saturday.
Ms Fullagar was among four people, including the driver, who died when the blue Mazda BT50 rolled onto the side of the road (pictured, emergency crews at the scene).
Fullagar’s death has caused great grief from family and friends.
The 24-year-old has been remembered for her “kind heart” and a “lovely singing voice.”
“Rest in paradise you beautiful girl, absolutely heartbreaking,” one friend wrote.
Another added: ‘This is truly devastating!’ I always played and hung out with Sophie when we were in primary school together!’
“This is devastating. I send my deepest condolences.”
Fullagar spent part of his childhood in Main Arm, near Mullumbimby, where his mother, stepfather and grandparents remain long-time locals.
TO GoFundMe The page was set up this week to help Ms Fullagar’s grieving family.
“We are asking the community for financial support to help Sophie-Lee’s family during this terrible time,” wrote her friend Indiana Miller.
“His family, friends and the surrounding community are suffering the ripple effects of such a terrible loss.”
‘Sophie had the sweetest nature, the biggest heart and was very strong. She loved to sing and she had the most beautiful voice.”
So far more than $4000 has been raised.
Police investigations into the accident continue.
Tributes came from dozens of users on social networks who remembered the 24-year-old for her “beautiful singing voice.”