The family of the second victim of the fatal Holme-on-Spalding-Moor crash have paid a heartfelt tribute to him.
David Evans, 55, died in the collision on Holme Road on Sunday (18 January).
He was alongside Patrick Shaughnessy, 27, in a Land Rover which collided with a Ford Transit van. Both died at the scene.
In tribute to David his family said: “Dave, known to so many as Devis, was my whole world. He was my rock, my soulmate, and my best friend. He wanted to get married this year and had big plans for us, and with his children.
“Dave had an infectious aura and could light up any room the moment he walked in. It was impossible not to love him.
“He had the biggest heart and was the craziest, funniest man you could ever meet. No matter how bad your day was, Dave would always find a way to make you laugh.
“He adored his children, Joe, Libby, Dominic and Josh with every inch of his being. They were his absolute pride and joy.
Crash location
“We are all utterly destroyed by what has happened. Dave meant the world to everyone who knew him, and no one will ever replace him.”
David’s family are being supported by specially trained officers at this time.
At around 9.55pm on Sunday 18 January it was reported that a blue Land Rover was travelling northbound on the A614 from Howden when it is believed to have been in collision with a white Ford Transit van, travelling in the opposite direction.
The driver of the van was taken to hospital for treatment to injuries that are believed to be life changing.
Police ask witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage to contact them on number 101 quoting log 436 of 18 January.
