Abbey Sheriff Obituary, Death – The bereaved family of a young woman who passed away in a car accident in the south of Perth has stated that their daughter would be remembered for all time as someone with a “heart of gold” who cherished life and always put the needs of others before her own. Abbey Rose Sheriff was on her way to a friend’s residence just before midnight on Wednesday when her Nissan X-Trail collided with a Nissan Maxima near the Mundijong Road exit of the Kwinana Freeway in Baldivis. The accident occurred near the intersection of the Kwinana Freeway and Mundijong Road.
The 21-year-old Sheriff could not be saved despite the efforts of the emergency personnel that responded to the scene.
Her devastated mother, Julie Sheriff, expressed to 7NEWS.com.au that the loss of her daughter and best friend had put her in a state of complete and utter devastation. Julie remarked that her mother “couldn’t have been any more perfect; her nature, the way she carried herself through life; she was so generous, so unselfish, and so loving.” “I’ll never get over this; it’s changed me forever. I’ll never be the same.”
“I’ve misplaced my child and my closest companion. I’m heartbroken.”
Abbey was the only child born to Julie and Darren after they battled to realize their ambition of becoming parents, but the couple’s blessing was more than anything they could have hoped for or anticipated. She enjoyed dressing up, putting on makeup, and listening to music, but her family and close friends were the most important things in her life.
Customers at the Dome cafe, where she worked as a barista, couldn’t help but fall in love with her because to her radiant appearance and upbeat demeanor.
Julie shared her thoughts by saying, “I just knew I would become a mother, and Abbey was our rainbow baby, our miracle.” We were inseparable and participated in every activity together. The phrase “she had a wonderful large smile, big brown eyes, and a heart of gold” describes her well.
The fact that Abbey did not send a text to her mother informing her that she had arrived safely to her friend’s apartment was the first indication that something was amiss.
“As a mother, I had a hunch about something. “We felt she should have made it by then even though she wasn’t answering her phone and we tried calling her multiple times,” Julie added.