Inquest hears a woman from Lincoln died after suffering abdominal injuries in car crash on Greek Island
It happened in July
A woman from Lincolnshire died after suffering abdominal injuries in a car crash on a Greek island, an inquest has heard.
Cafe assistant Sophie Leanne Priestley died at the General Hospital in Kos on July 29, Lincolnshire Coroner's Court was told on Wednesday.
The 33-year-old, of Usher Green in Lincoln, was a passenger in a private-use car when the crash happened, the court heard.
According to a fundraising page set up to pay for Ms Priestley's body to be repatriated to the UK and to cover funeral costs, she was a mother of three young children and was on holiday at the time.
In a tribute posted on their Facebook page, JK's Cafe in Lincoln, where Ms Priestley worked, said she was "one of a kind".
They wrote: "Sophie was and always will be a massive part of the JK's family. Sophie, we will miss you so, so much, your banter and smile lit up any room, you was one of a kind, you will never be forgotten."
The cafe said it would donate all takings - more than £4,300 - between August 5 and 10 to Ms Priestley's children.
It added: "I know Sophie would be extremely proud and grateful for everything everyone is doing for her, and for her children."
The GoFundMe page, which has raised more than £22,000.
The inquest into Ms Priestley's death was adjourned until January 28 next year.