A Scottish grandmother tragically lost her life in a devastating car crash at a holiday park, leaving her family heartbroken. The 86-year-old victim, identified as Charlotte (Lottie) Harvie, passed away following a car collision at Seton Sands Caravan Park in Port Seton, East Lothian on September 22. Her family expressed their deep sorrow, describing her as a much-loved mother and grandmother who touched the lives of many. They remember her as an inspiration and their “superwoman,” requesting privacy as they mourn their loss.
The incident occurred in the car park at Seton Sands Caravan Park involving a white Vauxhall Combo van at around 10.40 am. Fortunately, the driver of the van escaped unharmed. An air ambulance was summoned to transport the woman to the hospital, underscoring the seriousness of the crash and the efforts made to save her. Sergeant Dominic Doyle extended condolences to Charlotte’s family and friends during this challenging period, urging anyone with information to come forward to aid the ongoing investigation.
In a statement, Sergeant Doyle acknowledged the difficulty faced by Charlotte’s loved ones and called for cooperation from the public to shed light on the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident. Those who can provide assistance or details related to the crash are encouraged to contact Police Scotland at 101, quoting incident number 1226 of Sunday, September 22, 2024. The family’s tribute to Charlotte reflects the pain of losing a cherished member and the impact of such a sudden and unexpected loss on their lives.
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