Police have renewed their appeal to help find thieves who ransacked a Quedgeley family business just days after their mother died.
Just days after losing her mum to a brain tumour, Kim Fordwoh discovered burglars had helped themselves to £7,000 of uninsured stock from her Green Light Horticulture company in Quedgeley.
The attack on the business happened sometime between 1pm on Saturday, March 2 and 7.30am on Monday, March 4.
Kim said: "We can't believe they have done this. It's so heartless because we even had a notice on the door to say mum had died."
The family flew out to France last week for Claire's funeral which was held on Thrusday.
Claire, 70, had retired on the continent after a career spanning more than 30 years as an English teacher at Tewkesbury Comprehensive School.
On Monday morning, police had not yet made any arrests.
A police spokeswoman said that their enquiries were still continuing.
Anyone with information should call police on 101 with incident number 40 of March 4.
Just days after losing her mum to a brain tumour, Kim Fordwoh discovered burglars had helped themselves to £7,000 of uninsured stock from her Green Light Horticulture company in Quedgeley.
The attack on the business happened sometime between 1pm on Saturday, March 2 and 7.30am on Monday, March 4.
Kim said: "We can't believe they have done this. It's so heartless because we even had a notice on the door to say mum had died."
The family flew out to France last week for Claire's funeral which was held on Thrusday.
Claire, 70, had retired on the continent after a career spanning more than 30 years as an English teacher at Tewkesbury Comprehensive School.
On Monday morning, police had not yet made any arrests.
A police spokeswoman said that their enquiries were still continuing.
Anyone with information should call police on 101 with incident number 40 of March 4.
