RELATIVES have paid tribute to a “brilliant, kind and loyal” grandfather from Mangotsfield who was killed in a collision.
Motorcyclist Paul Clark, who was 64, died in a three-vehicle collision on the A46 at Old Sodbury on May 7.
He was treated by police and paramedics but died at the scene of the crash, which happened at around 1pm.
His family released a tribute to the father-of-two, who had five grandchildren and a passion for cars and motorbikes, via Avon & Somerset police.
They said Paul, who was known as ‘Clarky’ to his friends and family, was a “brilliant handy man”, who will be sorely missed.
The family said: “Clarky was a brilliant, kind, loyal man.
“He was a friend to many.
“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.”
Police have appealed for witnesses and anyone with relevant dashcam footage to call them on 101 and quote the incident reference number 5225 127 458.