Families pay tribute to four men killed in Huyton crash
Jack Diggle, Benjamin Dooley, Andrew Roberts and Craig Shackleton-Brady died at the scene on Friday
The families of four men who died in a crash in Huyton have paid tribute to them.
Jack Diggle, 23, Benjamin Dooley, 23, Andrew Roberts, 24, and Craig Shackleton-Brady, 26, died at the scene on Friday 24th July.
Merseyside Police said a black Cupra Formentor left the road and hit a lamppost on Liverpool Road.
The families issued their tributes on Sunday 26th July.
Jack Diggle
Jack's family described him as 'kind, quiet, thoughtful, and loving'.
They said he was a proud Everton supporter who loved playing football and darts with a close-knit group of friends.
His family said: 'The loss of Jack has left a hole in our lives and in our hearts that can never be filled.'
Benjamin Dooley
Ben's mum Kerry said: 'My son, my world, my best friend.'
She added: 'You was the kindest person I knew with a heart of gold, do anything for anyone.'
His sister Demi said he always gave her advice and looked out for her, adding: 'The laughs we had and all the memories I will cherish for ever.'
Andrew Roberts
Andrew's family said: 'Your heart is full of kindness and that's why so many people love you.'
His mum Linda said: 'My beautiful blue-eyed boy, I can't believe I'm having to even write this.'
Tributes were also shared by his brothers Carl and Thomas, his sister Chloe, his partner Kiera, and other family members, who all remembered him as someone who was deeply loved.
Craig Shackleton-Brady
Craig's family said he was 'a truly well-mannered family man whose love, loyalty, and generosity touched everyone who knew him'.
They described him as a devoted father to his two children and a proud Liverpool supporter.
His family said he will be remembered for 'his kind heart, his devotion to his family, and the joy he brought to others'.