The family of Perth woman Lisa Scott have paid tribute to their “dearly loved” daughter following her death in a Fife road crash.
Lisa, 26, was killed after a two-car smash on the A914 at Pickletillum, near Drumoig, shortly before 4pm on Monday.
Her death was announced on the Facebook page of Perth funeral directors James Carcary.
‘Lisa will be so very much missed’
The post read: “It is with the heaviest of hearts we intimate that our beloved Lisa, aged 26, was tragically taken from us, the result of a tragic accident, on Monday.
“Devoted and dearly loved daughter of Maureen and the late Graham, loving niece of Ann and Ed, much loved cousin of Scott and Marc, a special and fun loving ‘Auntie Lisa’ to Leah, Lucy, Mirren and Chloe and niece of Nan.
“Lisa will be so very much missed by her wider family, many friends, work colleagues and her faithful little companion, Millie-Moo.
“Funeral arrangements to follow.”
Lisa previously worked at Goodlyburn Nursery in Perth.
A spokesperson for Perth and Kinross Council said: “Our deepest sympathies are with Lisa’s family and friends at this very sad time.
“Lisa worked at Goodlyburn Nursery for six years and was a valued member of the nursery team there.”
Parents of children she previously cared for were among those sharing tributes on the Facebook post.
‘Beautiful person inside and out’
Lesley McGregor commented: “Lisa was a beautiful person inside and out. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.”
Laura Bannd wrote: “So sorry for your loss, she was amazing with all my children and Goodlyburn.”
Ella Lawrie added: “My daughter loved Miss Scott at nursery. Horrible news. Lovely lady.”
Lisa had been driving a red Ford Focus when she collided with a blue Jaguar I-Pace.
She was pronounced dead at the scene and the three occupants inside the Jaguar were taken to hospital.
Emergency services, including three fire appliances, raced to the incident close to Drumoig Golf Centre.
The road was closed at St Michaels for several hours while officers carried out enquires.
Police appealed to the public earlier this week for any witness that could help in their investigation into the crash.
