He was described as kind and loyal
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The family of a “kind and loyal” man have paid tribute to him after he died in a crash last week.
Paul Clark, known as Clarky, died after a three-vehicle crash on the A46 in Old Sodbury.
The family of the 64-year-old from Mangotsfield said he had a passion for cars and motorbikes and was a “truly social man”.
Paying tribute to Paul, his family described him as a ‘brilliant handy man’ who will be sorely missed.
They said: “Clarky was a brilliant, kind, loyal man. He was a husband to Susan, a father to Natalie and Mitch, a father-in-law to Ash and Sophie, a grandad – or ‘grandad bald-y pants’ to Leo, Jaxson, Elsie, Bella and Edie, a son to Joan and Robin and big brother to Sarah and Helen. He was a friend to many.
“He had a passion for cars and motorbikes and was a member of many different clubs, including the Jaguar Club and Ford Consul Club. He was a truly social man.
“He loved riding his motorbike, touring around Europe and local places.
“He was a brilliant handyman and would do his best to help anyone who asked, from building structures to fixing anything.
“He also loved a challenge, such as running many marathons including the London Marathon, attempting the Three Peaks Challenge and many more.
“He will truly be missed by everyone who knew him.”
Emergency services were called to the scene of the crash on the A46 last week, Wednesday, May 7.
Immediate medical attention was given to Paul, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Avon and Somerset Police are still appealing for anyone who witnessed the crash to get in contact.
Anyone who may be able is asked to call 101 quoting the reference number 5225127458.