Family pays tribute to Carmarthen A40 crash death girl
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Darcy-May Elm's family called her "an adorable, beautiful daughter and granddaughter"
A four-year-old girl who was killed in a two-car crash was "loveable and wonderful", her family have said.
Darcy-May Elm, from Swanage in Dorset, died in the crash on the A40, west of Carmarthen on Saturday.
Dyfed-Powys Police shut the road for seven hours to investigate the crash, which involved a blue Nissan Micra and a black Skoda Fabia.
In a statement, the family said: "We are totally heartbroken by the loss of our Darcy-May."
They added: "She was an adorable, beautiful daughter and granddaughter.
"Darcy-May was a cheeky, loveable and wonderful little girl, taken from us all far too soon.
"Darcy-May will be missed dearly by us all."
Both of Darcy-May's parents are still in hospital after the crash, but the extent of their injuries is not known.
No arrests have been made and a police investigation into the crash is ongoing.
An online fundraising campaign to help with funeral costs has topped £12,000 within two days.
Saturday's crash happened near Tenby Road Filling Station
- Published29 October 2018
- Published27 October 2018
