The car crash took place just after 9am on Friday on the eastbound carriageway between junction 17 at Chippenham and junction 18 at Bath on the M4. Storm Babet wreaked havoc across the UK last week. 'Her legacy lives on through her six daughters, who will forever hold her memory close and strive to honour her with their efforts.' 'She was not only a mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend, but her absence leaves a void for those who relied on her radiant presence. Paying tribute to mum-of-six Sarha Smith, her family went on: 'Sarha Smith, in the footsteps of her mother, unselfishly devoted herself to her family's needs ahead of her own. 'Her selflessness was a defining trait, consistently prioritising her family's well-being over her own, and she took immense pride in her Welsh heritage while nurturing a deep love for nature.' Cheryl Woods, 61, and Sarha Smith, 40, were travelling on the M4 in Wiltshire during Storm Babet when the horror crash unfolded.įour cars and a lorry were involved in the crash, with both Cherly and Sarha declared dead at the scene, while two others were injured.Ī statement from their family reads: 'Cheryl Woods, cherished by those in her life, fulfilled the roles of a loving mother, doting grandmother, cherished sister, and a dear friend.
