Ms Lomas was told she would never walk again after she was thrown from her horse at the Osberton Horse Trials in 2007 but a suit with mechanical legs, called ReWalk, helped her to take her first steps again at a rehabilitation centre in East Yorkshire five years later.
The suit used braces to support the legs, motors to help rotate joints, weight and sensors to help control movement.
Ms Lomas was the first person in the UK to use the ReWalk suit and wore it to complete the 2012 London Marathon in 17 days.
She used it again to complete the Great North Run in 2016, earning the nickname “bionic woman” for her achievements.
Ms Lomas was also selected to light the Paralympic flame in 2012 and was appointed MBE in 2017 for her fundraising efforts.
Mr Hall previously said he and Mr Spincer sat out in Jordan on the day Ms Lomas died, and vowed to get a £1m legacy for her.
An inquest into Ms Lomas’ death is due to take place at Leicester Town Hall in April 2026.
