Heartbroken Calderdale road safety campaigners pay tribute to woman and passionate supporter who died yesterday

The Naomi Cheri Gough Foundation has described Gaynor Louise Stammers as a passionate supporter of the charity who has left “many fond memories and shoes no one can fill”.

The charity posted on Facebook: “It is with a very heavy heart that we have to announce the tragic loss of someone who was very passionate and supportive of our charity.

"She was close to the hearts of everyone who had the pleasure to meet her over the years on the many Walk4Naomi treks she participated in.

"Gaynor Louise Stammers, we are left beyond broken at your passing.

“Gaynor has left many fond memories and shoes no one can fill.

"She was always great fun to be around and created many laughs with her antics, often the butt of many jokes about her £3 walking pumps.

"But she bossed the walk with no blisters whilst others suffered. She had the last laugh

"Gaynor sadly passed away yesterday and we are profoundly heartbroken. Our heartfelt condolences go out to her family and all that knew and love her at this extremely difficult time.

“Some people leave too many good memories to ever be forgotten.”

The Naomi Cheri Gough Foundation was founded by Bev and Steve Gough in honour of their 19-year-old daughter Naomi, who was killed in an accident on Burdock Way in Halifax in January 2007.

The charity supports bereaved families who lose a child – helping with funeral costs and emotional support - as well as providing road safety education to teenagers.

Every year, the Walk4Naomi sees supporters trek from Halifax to Blackpool to raise funds for the charity.

For more information about the charity, visit its website .