'We love you mum': Family pays emotional tribute to 79-year-old woman killed in crash on Mid Wales A-road
“She was so loved”
A family has paid tribute to a “kind and talented” woman who was killed in a crash on the A483.
Monika Jones, who was 79 and from Barry in South Wales, died after a single-vehicle collision at Newtown, on Sunday October 25.
An emotional tribute from Mrs Jones’ family described a “kind and talented” woman, who was “truly the best mum, grandmother, great-grandmother anyone could wish for”.
They said: “Our mum was loved and respected by so many people.


“She was so loved, and truly the best mum, grandmother, great-grandmother anyone could wish for.
“She was such a kind and talented woman, and we, her family and friends, are beyond devastated by her loss.
“We love you mum. You will always be with us”
In the aftermath of the crash police appealed for anyone who witnessed the incident to contact them.
The crash happened at around 1.10pm and involved a grey Dacia Sandero, just south of Laura Ashley Roundabout towards Dolfor.
Anyone with information can contact police online at: https://orlo.uk/fTrRJ, by e-mailing [email protected], or by calling 101.
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