Marty and Abby’s families have paid tribute following the horror crash
Marty Roberts, 34, from Liverpool died in a crash earlier this month
The family of a Liverpool man who died in a crash have paid tribute. Marty Roberts died after a crash between an Audi A3 and a Ford Focus at around 6.30pm on July 12, on the A66 at Twenty Road near Workington in Cumbria.
Marty Roberts was one of two people who died in the crash, with him travelling as a front seat passenger in the Audi, while Abby Storey died travelling as a front seat passenger in the Ford Focus. Cumbria Police said Marty, 34, died at the scene, with the Liverpool man’s family now paying tribute to him.
In a tribute to Marty, his family said: “Marty was a cherished soul by many.
“He touched the hearts of everyone he met with his unique quirky sense of humour and his calm and collective nature.
“Marty was a beloved son to Ann, Del and Kathy, a precious brother of Lisa, and a treasured grandson of Jan. Also a dearest friend to so many.
“We are utterly devastated by his loss, but take comfort in knowing how deeply loved he was by so many.
“We are overwhelmed with the incredible support and love we have received at the hardest time of our lives.”
Abby Storey, 35, from Workington, was also pronounced dead at the scene following the horror crash.
Paying tribute, her family said: “Abby was a proud and adoring mother to her three beautiful children, in whom her memory will live on every day.
Abby Storey, 35, died in a crash earlier this month
“A loving partner to Andrew and much-loved sister to Gemma. Abby was known for her unforgettable smile that could light up any room.
“Her energy was unmatched, from her wild dance moves to her passion for karaoke, she brought laughter and joy wherever she went.
“Abby was kind, caring and endlessly thoughtful, always willing to help anyone in need.
“Though her life was cut short, she lived it with incredible spirit, ambition and love.
“She will be missed more than words can say by all who had the privilege of knowing her.
“Rest easy now, sweet angel, reunited with Mam and Dad. We will carry your memory with us always.”