Family pays tribute to Tania Goswell

The family of a woman who died after an outrage has said that “it made the room illuminate with happiness.”

Emergency services were called Bay Road in Bracknell at 22:30 GMT on February 24, where Tania Goswell, 47, was hit by a car.

She was taken to the hospital but died of her wounds a day later. The police have arrested a man and a woman.

When paying tribute, his family said: “Tania was so unique, and his loss has left our empty hearts, knowing that we will never experience his love again.”

They said: “Our soul will never forget the laugh and smile of Tania, and how made the room illuminate with happiness.”

They also wrote a poem, saying that it was “kind and affectionate and did not judge.”

According to Thames Valley police, Mrs. Goswell was hit by a black Ford vehicle.

A little car that coincided with the description was found a little later crashed into an Opladen Way bollard and the driver probably escaped on foot, he said.

A 32 -year -old man from Bracknell, was arrested under suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and then released on bail.

He was also questioned under suspicion of driving while he was disqualified, driving without insurance and not stopping at the scene of a collision.

A 30 -year -old woman, also from Bracknell, was arrested under suspicion of perverting the course of justice, helping a criminal, causing serious injury due to dangerous driving and not stopping at the scene of a collision.

Since then it has been released under investigation, the force said.

She was the sun that shone in your heart. He had a smile that distinguished her.

She was kind and affectionate and did not judge, and her loyalty never moved.

Now the sun has put on and the smile is gone.

But his memory will remain, in all.