The family of a Morecambe man who died in a road crash have paid tribute to him as "a man of deep faith, integrity and warmth".
Joseph Hough, 38, known as Joe, died following a collision involving a motorbike he was riding and a car on the A6.
In statements released by Cumbria Police, his family members said:
“My brother and friend.
“It is with a heavy heart that I share the passing of my beloved little brother 'Bear' Joe.
“More than a brother, you were my best friend, confidant, and a constant light.
“Life feels quieter and empty now, but your memory will live on in the stories and moments we shared. Rest in peace, lil bro.”
And:
“Uncle Bear.
“Uncle Bear (Joe) was a man of deep faith, integrity, and warmth. He was a constant source of joy in the good ones.
“His legacy of kindness will never be forgotten."
A spokesperson for Cumbria Police said the incident happened near Mossdale Services at 11.36am on Saturday January 3, and involved a Ford Focus and a Honda motorcycle.
Anyone who witnessed the collision or has information which may help is asked to contact Cumbria Police.
Please call 101 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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