A Brit mother was killed in a Russian drone strike after he went to Ukraine based on an auxiliary mission.
Annie Lewis Marffy, 69, was reported dead in June, but her body still has to be found with her deeply sad family who begs with civil servants to take her home.
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Annie from Silverton, near Exeter, was in the Donbas region when she was struck by a drone, according to a police report.
Her body has never been recovered and her family still fights to get a death certificate issued by local authorities.
They have now asked the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) to help secure the confirmation of her death.
Without a good certificate, they say they can’t mourn or continue with the Probate process.
Her destroyed son Charlie Lewis Marffy fought his heroic mother.
He said: “She was brave, capable and determined, but we never wanted her to go. We were worried.
“She had contact with us every day.
“She constantly spoke with my youngest brother. She was excited, glad she did something meaningful.”
Annie on the way to Ukraine next to a self -financed mission organized by Aid Ukraine, a charity in Ukrainian.
At the end of May she left Poland in a green Toyota RAV4 with a former soldier.
He got sick shortly after the journey started and was forced to return home – Annie was on his way to Wartorn Donbas alone.
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