The former drama player who ended her life in the Dignitas clinic feeds an amount available to the eye in her will

The former wife left the Darmes Rowntree, who ended her life at the Dignitas clinic, approximately one million pounds in her will.

Paula Marra, who is afflicted with cancer, has left most of her property of 941,000 pounds to her brother and two sisters.

She was also involved in 50,000 pounds to the previous 60 -year -old, which remained close to her after her divorce in 2000.

The former music worker has left Paula 4000 pounds for every four charitable societies, in addition to 10,000 pounds to a friend to care for their pets.

Paula called for the laws of death with help.

In a video released after her death last year in 53, she said: “With the help of death, it is not related to surrender.

“It comes to giving people the right to end their suffering on their own conditions, with sympathy and respect.”

She asked for her ashes to scatter in Hamistad Heath near her home in northern London.

Paula, born in Canada, who suffered from breast and intestinal cancer, died at the Swiss clinic last March.