Father pays emotional tribute to son killed in hit-and-run crash

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The father of a man killed in a hit-and-run crash has paid tribute to his 'much-loved' son. Adam Conway, 21, died at the scene following the smash in Moss Bank Road, St Helens, on Wednesday, January 12.

The dad-of-two, from Haydock, near Wigan, was found lying in the road after being hit by a car. Adam's father has since paid an emotional tribute to his son, who worked as an animal technician at the University of Manchester. READ MORE: Widow of 28-year-old killed by trucker while cycling home says life without him is ‘living hell’ He said: "A much loved grandson, son, step-son, brother, step brother, cousin and a father to Alexia aged four and George aged nine months. "Adam was a super intelligent, lovely, polite, caring young man who was one in a million.

He had a very promising career working at the University of Manchester as an animal technician and his potential was quickly spotted by his bosses with him destined to climb through the ranks to the top. "He had the ability to light up any room he walked into with his bubbly personality and sense of humour. "He was definitely a nanny’s boy, who was not only his nan, but his best friend.

The bond between them was clear for everyone to see. "All who had the pleasure in knowing Adam have been left with a lasting impression and no doubt will be impacted by his early death. "He made me proud every day and touched the hearts of so many and will be massively missed. "He was and still is my world, my everything.