Family pay tribute to teenager killed on the A90
Jordan Gibbins from Lonmay died on the morning of Sunday 19th June
The family of a teenager who was killed in a car crash on the A90 last Sunday have payed tribute to their son.
Jordan Gibbins, 17, died in the early hours of the morning south of Fraserburgh when the vehicle he was driving ended up on it's roof.
A statement released by the family said: "Jordan attended Crimond Primary School then Stuartfield Primary then Mintlaw Academy.
"However Jordan had little interest in school, and could not wait to leave and join his Dad in the family business.
"He was at his happiest driving a digger or up to his elbows in grease fixing lorries and diggers.
"Jordan came from a large family and will be sorely missed by all. He along with his brother Connor were part of a huge close circle of friends and Jordan was the life and soul of many nights out. He liked nothing more than playing tricks on them.
"Jordan loved fishing at Pitfour Lake and Waulkmill Fishery.
"He was also a good shot at clay pigeon shooting, and was very competitive with his Dad. He also loved his quad bikes, starting off with a 110CC and finished with a 750CC.
"Jordan was a member of Strichen Young Farmers' Club and recently won a model tractor for being the closest to pricing a new tractor.
"Jordan will leave a huge hole in so many people's lives, and will be missed by everyone who knew him. We would ask that we are left in private as we try to come to terms with our sad loss."