Family pay tribute to ‘selfless’ woman after skydiving death in Devon | Devon

Belinda Taylor’s son, who died in a Skydiving incident on Friday, paid a tribute to a devoted woman who wants the best for others just because she said what she wanted to answer what was going wrong.

48 -year -old Taylor from Totnes was located in Tandem Bir Skydive at Dunkeswell airport near Honiton in Devon on Friday.

Emergency services were called to the scene shortly after 13:00 and the police confirmed that two Skydives were dead.

His eldest son, Connor Bowles, paid tribute to Taylor, the mother of three adult boys and a young girl, and added that he was a grandmother.

He thanked the police and the inspectors for their support and asked for the peace and privacy of his family to be respected.

Bowles said: “He was only a self -sacrificing woman who wanted the best for others and especially for their loved ones.

Taylor’s partner Scott Armstrong wrote on Sunday on social media: orum I want answers. Today, they took my world. ”

“I miss you so much, you were my best friend, thanks for everything you [have] It’s over for me. From making my children feel in my house, the chaos to endure. “

The other Skydiver’s identity has not yet been announced.

British Skydiving General Manager Robert Gibson expressed his deepest condolences to their families, friends and entire Skydiving community. Authorized, an British Skydiving investigation committee will be investigated, he added.

He said: “When completed, a report that determines the results of the board of directors and any suggestions – Coroner will be presented to the police, CAA [Civil Aviation Authority]British Skydiving Security and Training Committee and other relevant authorities. “

Devon and Cornwall police said in a statement on Sunday, the officers stayed at the scene and the investigation of the relevant agencies, he said.

The force said: “If there is information that can help us, please call 101 or report through us website Quote 50250150193. “