'Cheerful, loving, a true friend': Former colleagues remember Singaporean woman killed in Spain
SINGAPORE - Ms Audrey Fang, who was found dead in Spain after reportedly being stabbed more than 30 times, was a charismatic person who was cheerful and a true friend, said her former colleagues at DP Architects.
Mr David Liauw, a director at DP Architects, said although Ms Fang left the firm 12 years ago, many of her colleagues remember her well and had fond memories of the time she spent at the firm.
Speaking to The Straits Times, he said: “Collectively, she has been described as a true friend who generously offered a listening ear.
“She was soft-spoken with a cheerful and charismatic personality, always holding an uncompromising belief in all that is good.”
He added that she “exemplified life, love, laughter and an irrepressible belief and faith in seeing the best in everything”.
Ms Fang, who was travelling alone in Spain, had left Singapore on April 4 and was due to return on April 12. She became uncontactable on April 10.
She was single, and lived with her father and younger brother.