The woman killed in a horror crash on the Sydney Harbour Bridge last week has been identified.
Friends paid tribute to the 35-year-old woman as “another angel taken too soon”, and a post was made to a family group calling the untimely death “sorry business”.
“Another angel taken from us way too soon,” friend Bronwyn Robinson wrote on social media after the crash. Family sent their condolences via a group Facebook page, where relative Selena Genelle announced the news.collided at the Millers Point entrance to the bridge just before 7.15am, with people from both cars injured in the crash and the Mitsubishi driver killed.
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