Family pays tribute to 27-year-old killed in M56 collision

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 15:31 · Archive

Cody Lowndes, 27, died after a car-pedestrian collision on the M56 on Saturday, October 18.

Cody Lowndes, aged 27, died following a collision involving a car and a pedestrian on the M56 on the evening of Saturday, October 18. Emergency services attended the scene, but despite the efforts of medical professionals, he was pronounced dead at the scene.

In a statement released through Greater Manchester Police, his family described him as their 'best friend' and said he had been turning his life around. They said: 'Cody finally found a purpose in his life through his beautiful baby.' The family expressed their devastation that his daughter would never know him and that they would not see him live his life to his full potential. They asked to be allowed to mourn in peace as a family.

Greater Manchester Police said investigations into the circumstances surrounding the collision remain ongoing. Anyone with information that could assist enquiries is urged to contact officers.

How it is being reported

• ‘Heartbroken’ family pay tribute to 27-year-old after fatal M56 collisionCody Lowndes, 27, died after a car-pedestrian collision on the M56 on October 18Northwich Guardian · 19 Oct, 14:56
• ‘Heartbroken’ family pay tribute to 27-year-old after fatal M56 collisionCody Lowndes, 27, died after a car-pedestrian collision on the M56 on October 18Warrington Guardian · 19 Oct, 14:56

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