The heartbroken friend of a Glasgow mum Shauna McKenna has appealed for help raising money to give her "the send off she deserves".
Jackie Farrell says the 46-year-old's death has left a massive hole in the lives of her loved ones, including her husband and two children.
Launching a gofundme page, pal Jackie explained: "She leaves behind William and her two girls Amber and Hollie, and her family and friends are truly devastated by this loss.
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"Everyone that had the pleasure to be in Shauna’s company will all know that she had the biggest smile ever that could light up the skies and the most infectious cheeky laugh. She was one in a million, diamond of a lassie and she was real. She told you how it was and that was it.
"It just doesn’t feel real that she’s not longer with us. I think you will all agree we all want to help William and the girls and show them as much support as we can give them. If you can spare anything towards the page it’s much appreciated. Let’s give Shauna the send off that she deserves. Fly high Dimples , you will never be forgotten."
Shauna passed away earlier this month and her body was recovered from the River Clyde at Dalmarnock, days after she was reported missing.
Tributes were paid following news of her death, with Glasgow comedian Susie McCabe urging anyone struggling to cope to reach out for help.
She said: "We received some terrible news and a lot of people are hurting. Please if you are struggling, please know there are organisations that can help."
To donate to the appeal click here.
If you need to talk to someone the Samaritans can be contacted any time, from any phone, free on 116 123. You can also speak to Victim Support Scotland on 0800 160 1985 who offer free and tailored support. In an emergency, always dial 999 if within the United Kingdom.
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