A family has paid tribute to a mum who died after the car she was in crashed into a tree.
Shannon Hunt's life came to an end when the Audi car in which she was a passenger, was involved in the collision.
An inquest has opened into her tragic death which happened last month.
The 24-year-old, who was mum to a little boy, died at the scene around 9.30pm on June 17.
Marianne Johnson, East Lincolnshire assistant coroner, opened an inquest at Cleethorpes Town Hall.
GrimsbyLive reports Ms Johnson saying she was a passenger in the Audi, along with two other passengers and a driver.
Floral tributes were left at the scene to the popular young mum, who worked at Asda.
The inquest heard Shannon was identified by her brother Shane.
No cause of death was released at the hearing.
But the assistant coroner questioned if Shannon was wearing seatbelt, which will be part of the investigation conducted by Humberside Police.
The road was closed for several hours after the tragedy.
Floral tributes were left at the scene to the popular young mum, who worked at Asda.
After the hearing a family spokesperson said: ''Shannon's death is still very fresh and painful to us.
"The disbelief and anger at all the yet to be clarified circumstances that led to her untimely demise is still very raw for us.
"It feels unforgiveable that such a young, precious life was taken in a car accident, which we strongly believe was needless and avoidable.
"As your name is listed amongst others, we don't want her to just be another statistic for car accidents.
"We remember a girl who was full of life, a bright bubbly character and a thoughtful soul.
"We miss her beautiful smile and beautiful laugh."
Having lost her father in 2006, Shannon's mum died over five years ago.
Tributes at the roadside read: "Rest in peace Shan. Be with your mum and dad. Thinking of the family."
Friends also posted tributes online saying: "Rest in peace Shannon. Heaven has gained a beautiful angel.
You will be so deeply missed baby girl."
Another posted: "Hearing you have grown your angel wings at such a young age is devastating.
"Fly high beautiful. Rest in paradise girl. The memories will always be remembered and you'll be missed by many."
The inquest was adjourned to a provisional date in January.
When the tragedy happened The Mirror told how heartbroken fiends described her as a "beautiful angel",
The 24-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene after the smash in Scunthorpe.
Humberside Police then said a silver Audi A4 convertible left the road and collided with trees and they have launched an investigation,
Emergency services rushed to the scene and three other people in the car suffered serious injuries.
Many poignant tributes were left at the scene of the collision
One note on a floral arrangement read: "Rest in peace Shan. Be with your mum and dad. Thinking of the family."
