As she pays tribute to “the best person you will ever meet,” the wife of a cherished father who died in a motorbike accident reveals that he was going to become a father to twins.
Aaron Morris passed away on Friday, July 1, following a motorcycle accident close to his house in Esh Winning, County Durham.
His grieving wife Sam, 28, who she described as “the best person,” paid tribute to the 31-year-old.
The couple, who had been married in May of last year after dating for almost two years, had just learned they were expecting twins.
Three biological children and a stepdaughter were already under Mr. Morris’ care.
His pregnant wife said: “He was the best person you would ever meet.” She is scheduled to give birth in January.
“We lived the good life.” He was overjoyed when he learned that I had finally become pregnant. He was quite happy.
I kept picturing him with the kids and the newborns, she said. He is such a wonderful father, and I will never have the opportunity to witness him with them.
He was such a kind guy. I’m really heartbroken that I lost him.
I and he shared a deep love for each other.
Mr. Morris was supposed to celebrate his birthday with the couple that day in the Lake District, but at around 12.30 p.m., he was involved in a mishap in Priestburn Close.
Mr. Morris loved going to the gym and managed the landscaping company A&S Groundworks.
He was a devoted family man who who enjoyed using TikTok to share videos with his 490,000 fans.
He was incredibly dedicated to his family and hardworking, said Mrs. Morris. I had nothing to be concerned about.
The world’s ideal husband, he was.
He had tremendous personality. He had such a vibrant personality.
He was proficient in football, gymnastics, and could perform ten backflips. He competed in MMA.
“He was a great man with many talents.” You might have just once met him, but you would never forget him.
The second person on the scene was Mrs. Morris, a student nurse who assisted Mrs. Morris in caring for her husband until paramedics came.
Despite being brought to the University Hospital of North Durham, he passed away a few hours later.
Since his passing, Mr. Morris has received numerous tributes, many of which have been described as amusing. Within three days of his passing, more than £5,600 was raised in his honor.
Mr. Morris was described by the GoFundMe organizer Shona Wilson as a “funny, likeable, and loving boy.”
It would be very appreciated, she continued, “if you could please spare the cost of a pint to toast to him or whatever you can, to go towards the send-off he deserves.”