Touching tribute to 'proud dad and grandad' who died in a crash while working away

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The family of a 'proud' man 'with a big heart' who died in a three-vehicle crash has paid a touching tribute to him. Allan Paul Gray was a driver involved in the crash on Clay Lane in Altrincham on on January 25.

The 67-year-old, who was from Norwich and was working away from his family at the time, was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.

No arrests have been made and enquiries into the incident are ongoing. READ MORE:Woman fighting for life after being hit by car while crossing the road Mr Gray's family has now released a tribute for him, describing him as someone who 'would do anything for anyone'.

The tribute issued through GMP said: "Allan Paul Gray tragically passed away on the 25th January 2022 at 67 years of age, in Manchester where he was working away from his family. "Beloved father to his three girls, Francesca, Olivia and Savanah, who were the light of his life. "A proud grandad to Arabella, Jude and Reuben. "Loved and dearly missed by his mother June Gray and cherished by his siblings John and Carol Gray." The tribute added: "Born on the 14th May 1954 in Middlesbrough and raised there through his younger years, Allan had a love for motorbikes, martial arts, music and wildlife. "Allan moved to Norwich, where he settled down and raised his 3 daughters with Michele Gray, the mother of his children and the love of his life. "Allan was the smartest, most hardworking, and proud man who would do anything for anyone. "The man who knew how to make anyone laugh with his silly sense of humour, the room would always light up when Allan was there. "He will be remembered by all that knew and loved him, for his big heart, his charisma and his kindness. "May he rest in peace. "‘Look at the stars.