'A beautiful girl with everything to live for': Tributes paid to Doncaster murder victim Amy Stringfellow

Amy Stringfellow, aged in her 20s, was found seriously injured at a house in Dryden Road, Balby, on Friday, June 5.

Emergency services were called at around 11.35pm but Amy could not be saved and was pronounced dead at the scene a short time later.

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Tributes to Amy, named locally and on Facebook, have been paid online after details of her murder were released by South Yorkshire Police yesterday.

She was a mum, with a young daughter, and worked as a personal trainer at a gym.

One family tribute, posted on Facebook, said: “Words can’t describe how heartbroken we are’.

Amy’s aunt, Denise Elliott said: “My beautiful baby niece.

“So cruelly taken from us. I don’t know how our family can ever be the same again without you in it.

“We are totally numb. We love you more than life itself.”

Lisa Lea posted: “So sorry to hear this devastating news. Such a beautiful girl with everything to live for.”

And Shannan McNeal posted: “Totally shocked and devastated.

“What an amazing mum, daughter, sister, friend, everything.”

Sam Imray said:”Absolutely devastated, words cannot describe how sorry I am for your loss.

“Amy was a beautiful, amazing person with such a big heart.

“I loved her to bits, she was like a little sister to me.”

Greg Fishburn said Amy was a personal trainer at Hercos Gym.

He posted “I feel physically sick hearing this tragic news.

“She was such a great girl, a PT at Hercos Gym who always had a smile on her face and filled the gym with laughter.”

Alex Grave described Amy as a ‘lovely girl’ and former school friend Sophie McGowan said: “I just can’t even believe this has happened. It is such a waste of a young life.”

Anyone with information to help detectives investigating the murder should call South Yorkshire Police on 101 and quote incident number 904 of June 5.