Heartfelt tributes have poured in for Jane Edwards, a beloved member of the Llangollen community, after her body was tragically found in the River Dee. Known for her radiant smile and deep compassion, Jane, 66, was a true light in the Denbighshire town where she spent her life. The community is in shock and mourning the loss of such a beautiful soul.
Father Lee Taylor of St Collen’s parish church shared his sorrow: “Jane was a familiar, vibrant presence in our town. Her spirit and peaceful nature touched so many. She was like a messenger of good news, spreading warmth wherever she went.”
Whether cycling through town or greeting people at Sunday services, Jane’s kindness and laughter left a lasting impression. She had an incredible ability to bring happiness to ordinary moments, a testament to her gentle nature.
The church has opened a book of condolence to celebrate her life and all the joy she shared. The community’s thoughts and prayers are with her family during this difficult time.
North Wales Police confirmed that emergency services recovered her body on October 11, and her death is not being treated as suspicious. Inspector Andy Kirkham expressed his condolences, stating, “Our thoughts remain with Jane’s family at this distressing time.”
Jane’s legacy of peace and kindness will live on in the hearts of all who knew her. Rest in peace, Jane. 🌹
For those wanting to pay their respects, you can visit St Collen’s to express your condolences and share in the memories of this remarkable woman.