"There will always be a missing piece" Devastated families of Stonehaven crash victims pay tribute to their loved ones
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dailyrecord.co.ukStonehaven victims. It comes after a train travelling from Aberdeen to Glasgow at around 9.45am derailed killing three people.
The tragedy sparked a major emergency response as six others were rushed to hospital. The area had been hit with heavy rain and it is suspected a landslip or flooding damage could have caused the train to come off the tracks.The multiple fatalities included the train driver, Brett McCullough 45, conductor Donald Dinnie 58, and passenger, Chris Stuchbury 62.Now their devastated families have paid tribute.The loved ones of 'adored' granddad from Aberdeen said: “Chris was a much adored husband, son, dad, stepdad, grandad, brother and uncle and was a treasured and loved friend to many, including the Targe Towing Team.
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