Family tribute to Aberdeenshire crash victim Margaret Laing
Margaret Laing died in Monday's collision on the B977
Margaret Laing died in Monday's collision on the B977
A family tribute has been paid to a "wonderful" woman who died in an Aberdeenshire crash.
Margaret Laing, 79, lived near the scene of Monday's crash on the B977 Dyce to Fintray road.
Her son, Alan Laing, said: "She was a wonderful mother, grandmother, aunt and friend."
He said his mother had devoted her life to caring for other people and was full-time carer for her husband.
Mr Laing explained: "She grew up in the Inverurie area before training as a nurse and working at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and Aberdeen Children's Hospital.
"We are all absolutely devastated by her death. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her."
A 50-year-old man has appeared in court charged with causing death by dangerous driving in connection with the crash.
Edward Shaw, from Inverurie, was also charged with drink-driving.
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A family tribute has been paid to a "wonderful" woman who died in an Aberdeenshire crash.
Margaret Laing, 79, lived near the scene of Monday's crash on the B977 Dyce to Fintray road.
Her son, Alan Laing, said: "She was a wonderful mother, grandmother, aunt and friend."
He said his mother had devoted her life to caring for other people and was full-time carer for her husband.
Mr Laing explained: "She grew up in the Inverurie area before training as a nurse and working at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and Aberdeen Children's Hospital.
"We are all absolutely devastated by her death. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her."
A 50-year-old man has appeared in court charged with causing death by dangerous driving in connection with the crash.
Edward Shaw, from Inverurie, was also charged with drink-driving.
A family tribute has been paid to a "wonderful" woman who died in an Aberdeenshire crash.
Margaret Laing, 79, lived near the scene of Monday's crash on the B977 Dyce to Fintray road.
Her son, Alan Laing, said: "She was a wonderful mother, grandmother, aunt and friend."
He said his mother had devoted her life to caring for other people and was full-time carer for her husband.
Mr Laing explained: "She grew up in the Inverurie area before training as a nurse and working at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and Aberdeen Children's Hospital.
"We are all absolutely devastated by her death. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her."
A 50-year-old man has appeared in court charged with causing death by dangerous driving in connection with the crash.
Edward Shaw, from Inverurie, was also charged with drink-driving.
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