A heartbroken daughter says she is "lost" without her mum and will "miss her everyday" after a body was pulled from the River Clyde.
Officers searching for Shauna McKenna, from Shettleston in Glasgow, made the tragic discovery near Dalmarnock at around 12.20pm on Wednesday, January 18. The 46-year-old, also known as Shona, was last seen at around 1pm on Wednesday, January 4, and officers had launched a frantic search before the discovery was made.
Formal identification is yet to take place, however, Shona's devastated family have been informed. Following the devastating news tributes have flooded in and her daughter Amber says her heart is broken knowing she will "no longer be here to share more memories" with her and her family.
Posting pictures of the pair on Facebook, Amber said: “Mum, words can’t begin to explain how lost I feel without you. I’ll miss you everyday. It breaks my heart knowing you’ll no longer be here and share more memories with me, dad and Hollie.
“I hope you have found peace and are no longer hurting. I wish you knew how loved you truly are. I love you endlessly, mum.”
Shona's devastated friends were also left shocked and saddened by the news, as they described the mum as a "beautiful woman with an amazing soul" who will be "sorely missed by all who knew her".
Dionne Thomson said: “Our whole family have been left devastated, Especially Shona’s husband and their two beautiful daughters. God Bless.”
Tracey Morrison said: “Can’t believe you’re gone Shona. My heart is breaking for the family. You were one in a million. Rest in peace.”
Lynsey Chrystal said: “Shona, I pray you have found the peace you were looking for. If only you knew how loved you are. Thank you for the fun and laughter we shared. My thoughts are with your family, especially your girls xxx.”
Gina Limond added: “Heartbreaking. Shauna was such a lovely girl. RIEP Shauna, you will be sorely missed by all who loved and knew you.”
Pamela Spence said: “I’m heartbroken for her family to hear this. She was a beautiful woman with an amazing soul. Sending love to everyone affected by this xx.”
Stephanie Hayes added: “RIP Shona. Too good for this world.”
Police say the death is not being treated as suspicious.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Around 12.20pm, Wednesday, January 18, police received report of a woman’s body being found in the River Clyde near Dalmarnock.
"A formal identification is still to take place, however, officers believe it to be 46-year-old Shona McKenna, missing from the Shettleston area.
"Officers have been in contact with the family. The death is not being treated as suspicious."
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