THE family of murdered Thame teaching assistant, Sally Garwood have released the following tribute this afternoon (13/07/09):
“Our darling Sally was tragically taken away from us.
“Sally was our extrovert in a family of introverts; she had so much love in her heart for her family and friends and always saw the good in other people. She had a huge heart for young people and helping other individuals who would benefit from her sensitive wise soul. Sally was a Christian and had such a deep love for God. Everything about Sally was caring and special and she was completely devoted to her family and friends.
“She was a fun-loving, caring, wonderful and supportive wife, daughter, sister, aunt and friend.
“There are no words to express how much Sally will be missed ? her loss is felt very deeply and has left us speechless. We can only describe our current state as total devastation. We are reeling from the shock of her sudden and tragic departure and will have to learn how to live without Sally in our lives everyday. Sally was looking forward to a future with her family and having her own children one day.”
Her husband Simon added: “One of the hardest things to come terms with is learning to live without seeing Sally smile; she was such a kind amazingly happy person who even smiled in her sleep. I cannot believe I am spending the rest of my life without her.
“Sally will be greatly missed by everyone who was fortunate enough to know her.”
Robert Cusworth, 24, of Levings Close, Aylesbury, who has been charged with Sally’s murder, appeared at Aylesbury magistrates court this afternoon.
He was remanded in custody and is due to appear at Reading Crown Court on July 27,2009.
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