A family’s anticipated holiday took a tragic turn when Sophie Runkee, a 34-year-old mother-of-three from Hull, choked to death just six weeks before her wedding.
The devastating incident occurred while Sophie, her fiancé Jj Warner, and their three children, including their 11-week-old son, were on a summer holiday in Turkey.
The trip, which was meant to be a time of joy and bonding, became a harrowing ordeal for the family following Jj’s recent diagnosis of skin cancer.
Sophie, known for her vibrant personality and dedication to her family, was eagerly looking forward to her upcoming wedding.
She and Jj had planned the holiday as a way to create lasting memories for their children and to provide a respite from the stress of Jj’s impending cancer treatment.
The vacation was intended to be a cherished time of happiness and togetherness, offering a temporary escape from the challenges they faced.
Tragically, the family’s dream vacation turned into a nightmare when Sophie’s lifeless body was found on the balcony of their hotel apartment.
Despite immediate medical intervention, Sophie’s life could not be saved. Her sudden and unexpected death has left her fiancé, children, and extended family in profound grief and disbelief.
Sophie is survived by her fiancé Jj Warner, her three children, and a close-knit family who will forever remember her for her loving nature, strength, and unwavering support.
Her loss is deeply felt by all who knew her, as she was a devoted mother and a cherished partner whose presence brought warmth and joy to those around her.
A memorial service will be held to celebrate Sophie’s life and to honor her memory.
The family requests that donations be made to a charity supporting families affected by cancer, reflecting Sophie’s compassionate spirit and her desire to help others in need.
Sophie Runkee’s untimely death is a profound loss to her family and to everyone who knew her.
Her legacy of love, strength, and dedication will continue to inspire and provide comfort to those who are grieving her loss.