Family pay tribute to man who died in collision on A12

Tom Clark who was 26 was from Saffron Walden

Tom Clark
Author: Lana WildashPublished 8th Jul 2023
Last updated 8th Jul 2023

The family of a man who died in a collision on the A12 last month have paid tribute, describing him as having a “huge immeasurable zest for life”.

Tom Clark, who was 26 and from Saffron Walden, died following collision involving one vehicle near Mountnessing shortly after 3.30pm on Thursday 15 June.

In a statement his family said:

“Tom was a joyful and adventurous young man “

“The generosity and kindness he extended to everyone he met is evident from the hundreds of personal tributes from around the world posted on social media since his death.”

“He reached out to people and showed them friendship and support when everyone else had turned their backs and will always be remembered for his huge hugs and infectious giggle. “

Tom’s family and his partner have taken comfort from the outpouring of love and admiration for Tom but ask that they be given privacy while they try to come to terms with their devastating loss.

A 31-year-old man from Northamptonshire arrested in connection on suspicion of causing death by careless driving has been released on bail until 10 September.

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