A woman has died almost two months after losing her husband following a suspected carbon monoxide leak at a villa in Spain.
The body of Jaime Carsi, 40, was discovered by emergency crews at the property in Majorca on 6 May.
Wife Mary Somerville, 39, was found to be in a serious condition next to him and was taken to Manacor Hospital for treatment.
It has since been announced that Ms Somerville passed away on 2 July at St Columba’s Hospice Care in Edinburgh.
In a funeral notice via D Chisholm & Sons, Ms Somerville was described as the “beloved wife of the late Jaime, adored daughter of Helena and David, much-loved sister of Misha and John, also a dear sister-in-law, auntie and friend to many”.
The date of her funeral at Inverness Crematorium is yet to be confirmed. Donations in memory of Ms Somerville are to be gifted to not-for-profit organisation The Art of Living UK.
The newlyweds, who lived in Edinburgh, were staying at a house in Cala Mesquida in the northeast of Majorca when the incident happened.
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Man dies after suspected carbon monoxide leak at Majorca villa
Former Lloyds bank worker Ms Somerville, originally from Abriachan in the Scottish Highlands, taught yoga and breath work via The Art of Living Foundation in Edinburgh.
Mr Carsi, who described himself on social media as being from Madrid but living in Edinburgh, worked for a Scottish investment firm.
Edinburgh Interfaith Association paid tribute to Ms Somerville following her death.
Iain Stewart, executive director of Edinburgh Interfaith Association, said: “Many people will know Mary through her role as a teacher in the Art of Living.
“I will remember Mary for her warm and infectious personality and smile that would light up any room.
“Please join me in sending prayers to Mary’s family and loved ones.
“At this time as people of faith we are comforted by the belief that Mary will once again be united with her beloved Jaime.”
