THE family of a "bubbly" and "loving" mum who died following a tragic incident have paid tribute to her as police continue to investigate. Emma Williams, 47, died after an incident at a property in Gwalchmai, Anglesey on February 6. Cops have confirmed that a man was arrested on suspicion of wounding and has since been released on bail pending further investigations. In a tribute released through police, Emma's family said she was a "wonderful mother, sister, aunt and a great friend to so many people".
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The statement added: "Emma adored her son Tommy and loved him unconditionally. He was the most important thing in her life. To Tommy, she was not just his mother, but his best friend.". They continued to described how the mum made others feel relaxed, making sure they "left with a smile". According to the statement, Emma loved travelling and trying new things as she looked to create "wonderful memories" with her son.
Emma’s parents said: “Emma touched so many lives with her kindness, caring and loving nature. She was a loyal friend to many. Her witty sense of humour brought laughter wherever she went. "She was lively, outgoing and her positive energy was contagious. Emma would be the heart and soul of any function; she knew how to live and embrace every moment. “Emma was hardworking and always excelled at everything she did. She was very well thought of wherever she worked. Though we are absolutely devastated and are still trying to come to terms with the sudden loss of our beautiful girl, we would like to extend our thanks to our dear friends and family and the community for their lovely thoughts and heartfelt condolences which have been a source of comfort to us all.”.
