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The family of Martin Saunders from the Mountain Ash area, who lost his life in a road traffic collision on Cardiff Road, Mountain Ash on Saturday, June 17, have paid tribute to him.
Mr Saunders' family said:
“Martin was only 48 when he taken from us, he was a wonderful son, father, Gransha and father-in-law.
“He loved his music and was a big animal lover and had a passion for his motorbikes.
“He was well known in the community and was loved by everyone who knew him. He had a heart of gold and was totally selfless and would help anyone in need.”
His daughter Jasmine added:
“Nothing can explain the loss we are all feeling as a family right now. Martin was my Dad and was one of a kind. He loved his family unconditionally.
He will be truly missed by everyone who loved and adored him. He was the best father anyone could ask for.
He has been taken from us far too early and nothing can fill the void that he has left. I don’t know how I will come to terms with what has happened. He will forever live on in our hearts and never be forgotten."
His father added:
“Martin was the model son; I can’t find the words to express the loss that I am currently feeling.
"No parent should have to deal with losing their son ever, and especially at such a young age."
The cause of the collision continues to be investigated, and officers are appealing to any witness who has yet to come forward, or anyone who has any dash-cam footage which may assist, to contact us quoting 2300199828.
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