Jade Damarell, a skydiver, deliberately killed herself after being deserted by her rocker boyfriend, Ben Goodfellow [PHOTOS]

An inquest heard that an experienced UK skydiver sent a note to her family before dropping 15,000 feet to her death after intentionally failing to open her parachute following a recent breakup.

Jade Damarell, 32, of Caerphilly, South Wales, explained her plans in a notes folder, apologising and thanking her family for their support, according to an inquest into her death today.

Damarell was said to have left a notes folder around 2.30am on the morning of her death, April 27. One was to the family, 'apologising and thanking them for their support'. She also revealed the passwords for her financial accounts.

The marketing manager was a beloved part of her close-knit skydiving community, having performed over 400 successful jumps before falling to her death a few hours later.

Coroner Dr Leslie Hamilton concluded on Thursday that Jade Damarell died by suicide and conveyed his sympathies to the family, according to the UK's Mirror.

Damarell had been in a relationship with her partner Ben Goodfellow, a 26-year-old vehicle technician and musician, for roughly eight months, with the man leaving her just hours before the heartbroken woman decided to commit herself.

The pair met through their ‘mutual love of skydiving’, he said in a brief statement read by coroner Dr Leslie Hamilton, the BBC reported.

Damarrell was not wearing a camera on her helmet for the jump, and had eaten breakfast at the skydive centre at 8.30am before jumping at 10am.

Her body was recovered shortly after at a farmer’s field in County Durham in northeast England. Her cause of death was determined to be the result of ‘blunt trauma.’

Toxicological tests were negative for drink or drugs.

Following the completion of the inquest, the family stated in part: 'We acknowledge and accept the conclusion of the coroner's inquest into our daughter Jade's death. Once again, we offer our heartfelt gratitude to all services engaged for their care and compassion. We would also like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to Sky-High Skydiving and the great ‘SkyFam’ community.

'You meant so much to Jade, and the fact that she was revered, respected, and truly loved gives us great comfort. Jade adored the sport and found it to be a source of great delight. Sky-High handled the tragedy and investigation into Jade's death in a professional and compassionate manner, allowing us all to share our sadness.

‘Our beloved daughter Jade was a brilliant, beautiful, brave and truly extraordinary person. A bright, adventurous, free spirit, she lived with immense energy, passion and love and touched countless lives with her warmth and kindness.’

Jade’s family set up a GoFundMe in her memory in aid of the Make-A-Wish Foundation UK. The fund aims to celebrate Jade’s life whilst giving others the opportunity to live out their wishes and dreams. Every donation will help create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.