Mother leads tributes to Scott

The mother of a Scottish woman who died in a crash in New York has paid tribute to her "brilliant girl".

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Aileen McKay-Dalton, who was originally from Callander in Stirlingshire, died in a crash in Brooklyn, New York, on July 8.

The 40-year-old was living in New York after moving from the UK.

The mother-of-three was riding her Vespa scooter when she was involved in the collision.

Her mother Marion McKay, 81, from Callander, said: "She was a brilliant girl for bringing people together.

"She was like a flash of brilliant light. She had extraordinary energy and a capacity to make people laugh, even in sad situations.

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"There has been an extraordinary outpouring of grief in Brooklyn, where she lived."

McKay-Dalton's body was brought back to Scotland yesterday.

Her mother said she hoped she would be buried next to her father in a plot of land in Port of Monteith, Stirlingshire.

Earlier this month her husband, Michael Dalton, told the New York Daily News website: "She was everything. It's just so horrible."

A Facebook page has also been set up to pay tribute to McKay- Dalton, who attended McLaren High School in Callander.

Kate Via wrote on the tribute site: "I only knew her in my two years at McLaren High School and she was always energetic, friendly, and spirited.

"I was thrilled to hear she had moved to New York as I knew that city would fit her style ... I am tremendously saddened to hear of her passing.

"My heart goes out to Mike, the kids, her Scottish family and her family here in the US."

Elizabeth Davison wrote: "Aileen was one in a million. It's hard to believe that it's 20 years since I first met this crazy, wonderful, funny, glorious woman one night at Imperial College. And even harder to believe that she has gone.

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"Aileen showed me some fun times over the years - many, many, many happy memories.

"I loved her and will miss her dreadfully. Our crazy girl became a wonderful wife and amazing mother. She will live on through her children."

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