TRIBUTES have been paid to an ‘extraordinary’ woman who has been described as ‘beautiful inside and out’.
Beatrice Zuokumor loved running and walking and was a dedicated marshall at Wilmslow parkrun.
Sadly, she lost her brave battle against cancer.
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Wilmslow parkrun posed on social media: “It is with great sadness that we report the recent untimely death of our beautiful and loyal volunteer, Beatrice Zuokumor.
“Many of you will remember Beatrice as one of the most energetic, enthusiastic and encouraging marshalls to ever grace a parkrun course.
“She also worked hard on her own fitness, when she was well, through regular training and walking.”
Friends will pay tribute to Beatrice at parkrun on Saturday, August 31.
That day is also the monthly gathering for 5k Your Way, Move Against Cancer, which Beatrice supported.
Relatives, family members and close friends have shared their personal memories in touching messages in an online memorial.
One friend said: “Your beautiful and bright face, your wonderful smile and your unmistakable voice, warm and vibrant, will remain imprinted in our minds forever.
“You were an extraordinary woman, cheerful, full of life, kind, generous, with a sparkling mind and a big heart.”
A relative added: “Your passing has left a gaping hole in our lives, but your memory will forever be etched in our hearts.
“Your brave fight against cancer was an inspiration to us all, and though you may be gone, your love, kindness, and legacy will never fade.
“You will be deeply missed, but we take comfort in the beautiful moments we shared with you One friend said: “Beautiful inside and out.
“I will miss your love for life, your joy, your ability to always look on the bright side of any situation, your generosity.”
Another tribute said: “What an awesome woman you were, you had a big heart and loving character.”
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