The family of a man who died in a fatal road traffic collision in Beaconsfield have released a tribute to him.
Rafał Barański sadly died following a fatal collision at Pyebush roundabout, Beaconsfield on Friday 3 December.
His family have released the following tribute:
“We are deeply sad to announce the death of Rafał Barański on Friday 3rd December as a result of a fatal collision on a motorcycle in Beaconsfield.
“Words cannot express how shocked and devastated we all are that Rafał is gone. He was our beloved son, brother, step-brother, uncle, cousin and a dear friend to many wonderful people.
“Imagine someone enters the room and the light and joy comes with him. That’s what Rafał was like. He was always full of life and vitality, adding his own charm to any occasion with a cheeky grin and infectious laugh. He had his unique charisma and one of the kindest souls ever. Always ready to help, never let anybody down.
“Rafał was also very passionate about his work and hobbies including cooking, travelling, riding a motorcycle, snowboarding, fishing, films and music.
“Rafał is gone but he will never be forgotten. He’ll be sorely missed by many. Rest in peace Our Love!
“His network of friends is huge and his family wish to thank everyone for their kind, consoling words and sympathy at this difficult time.”
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