TRIBUTES have flooded in for two men who died in a crash that left two others seriously injured.

Jason Clark, 53, and Marlon Kent, 52, tragically died in the collision that involved a grey Trafic van in Goostrey, Cheshire.

Marlon Kent with his dog outdoors.
Marlon Kent was a ‘devoted son’, his family said in a tribute Source: Cheshire Police
Portrait of Jason Clark wearing a plaid shirt and black jacket.
Jason Clark also died in the crash Source: Cheshire Police

Two men, aged 49 and 48, were rushed to hospital with serious injuries after the crash on November 3 at 3pm.

Jason’s family said in a tribute: “A much-loved son, dad, partner, and friend, he will be deeply missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.

“He leaves behind his loving parents, his two adult children, his two young children, and his devoted partner of 12 years, all of whom will forever cherish the love, laughter, and memories they shared with him.

“A talented and passionate bespoke kitchen fitter, he took immense pride in his work and was dedicated to his craft. “

Marlon’s family said: “It is with profound shock and heartbreak that the family announces the sudden and tragic loss of Marlon, who died in a car accident on 3 November.

“He was the much-loved son of Christine and David, and cherished brother of Belinda, Brendan, Damian and Kieran.

“Family meant everything to Marlon. It was the foundation of his life and the thing he valued above all else. He was a devoted son to his mum and dad and was always on hand to help them in any way he could.

“He never needed to be asked, and he never saw it as a duty. Looking after his parents was something he did out of love, and they were at the heart of everything he did.

“To his brothers and sister, Marlon was a constant. He was loyal, dependable and always there when he was needed.

“He was proud of his family. His love for family also extended to his two boxer , Harry and Freddie, who were never far from his side. He adored them, and they gave him great happiness.”