Rachel Booth, a 38-year-old mother of three from Barnton in Northwich, was found dead in a lake near Delamere following a two-day search by Cheshire Police. She was last seen in the early hours of July 19 at a local gas station, captured on CCTV appearing calm. Her disappearance prompted a large search operation involving police units, sniffer dogs, and divers.
Booth’s body was recovered on July 21 from a lake near a holiday park in Oakmere. Authorities confirmed there were no suspicious circumstances, and a report is being prepared for the coroner. She is survived by her husband, Carl Langley, and their three sons. The local community has expressed deep sadness, describing her as active, kind, and well-liked.
Her family released a heartfelt statement remembering Rachel, also known as Helena, as a devoted mother, wife, and sister. They thanked those who assisted in the search and shared their grief over her sudden loss. Local businesses and neighbors also paid tribute to her caring nature and presence in the community.
A fundraiser has been launched to support Rachel’s children and honor her memory. The GoFundMe campaign has already raised thousands toward its goal, with plans to create a trust for her sons and support an ADHD-related charity close to the family’s heart. The community continues to rally around her family during this difficult time.