'Loving' Swansea mum-of-four killed in Pencoed M4 crash
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Susan Curtis died after her Renault Clio crashed into the central reservation of the M4
A woman killed in a car crash on the M4 in Bridgend county was a "loving, selfless and protective" mother-of-four from Swansea.
Susan Elizabeth Curtis, 50, died in the crash between junction 35 and 36 of the motorway - Pencoed to Sarn - at about 07:40 GMT on Sunday.
Her husband Leighton and children Sam, Ben, Emily and Rebecca, said: "Mam was constantly doing something for others.
"We can't begin to contemplate the void she has left," they added.
The family said Mrs Curtis was "fiercely strong and independent".
The Welsh Ambulance service said on Sunday her Renault Clio car aquaplaned before crashing into the central reservation.
South Wales Police is continuing to investigate the cause of the collision.
- Published11 November 2018
