Two men who died following a crash in the east Cheshire village of Goostrey have been named as Jason Clark, 53, from Runcorn, and Marlon Kent, 52, from Holmes Chapel.
Police were called at 3.03pm on Tuesday, November 3, to a crash involving a grey Renault Trafic van on Station Road. Two further men, aged 49 and 48, were taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Family tribute to Jason Clark
In a tribute issued via Cheshire Police, Jason's family said his death has left an "enormous void" in the lives of everyone who knew him. They said: "A much-loved son, dad, partner, and friend, he will be deeply missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him."
"He leaves behind his loving parents, his two adult children, his two young children, and his devoted partner of 12 years, all of whom will forever cherish the love, laughter, and memories they shared with him."
A talented and passionate bespoke kitchen fitter, he took immense pride in his work and was dedicated to his craft. "In his spare time, he was a fun-loving and devoted dad who generously gave his time to causes close to his heart," his family said.
Family tribute to Marlon Kent
Marlon's family described him as "loyal and dependable". They said: "It is with profound shock and heartbreak that the family announces the sudden and tragic loss of Marlon, who died in a car accident on November 3. He was the much-loved son of Christine and David, and cherished brother of Belinda, Brendan, Damian and Kieran."
"Family meant everything to Marlon. It was the foundation of his life and the thing he valued above all else. He was a devoted son to his mum and dad and was always on hand to help them in any way he could."
His love for family also extended to his two boxer dogs, Harry and Freddie, who were never far from his side. "He adored them, and they gave him great happiness," his family added.
