JERSEY — The Jersey community is mourning the loss of Linda O’Brien, known to many family members and friends as Margaret, who died following a road traffic collision in St Brelade on Sunday, June 7. She was 78.

According to the States of Jersey Police, emergency services responded to reports of a two-vehicle collision on Route des Genêts at approximately 2:50 p.m. First responders arrived at the scene and provided immediate assistance to those involved.

Police said O’Brien was the only person transported to the hospital following the crash. Despite the efforts of medical personnel, she later died from the injuries she sustained.

News of her death has brought an outpouring of grief from family, friends, and community members who remember her as a kind and valued presence in the lives of many. Tributes shared since the incident have highlighted her warmth, generosity, and the positive impact she made throughout her life.

The States of Jersey Police confirmed that an investigation into the collision remains ongoing. Authorities stated that officers are examining all available evidence, including findings from post-mortem examinations and collision analysis, as they work to establish the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Investigators have confirmed that the second driver involved in the collision is assisting police as a key witness. Officials indicated that no other parties are believed to have been involved.

The tragedy has deeply affected the local community, with many expressing condolences and support for O’Brien’s family during this difficult time. Her death serves as a reminder of the devastating consequences of serious road traffic incidents and the profound impact they can have on families and communities.

As the investigation continues, loved ones are remembering Linda “Margaret” O’Brien not for the circumstances of her passing, but for the life she lived and the relationships she built over many years.

She will be remembered with affection and gratitude by all who knew her.

Funeral and memorial service arrangements have not yet been publicly announced.