Family's tribute to crash victim who 'brought joy'

Oscar Edwards
BBC News
Family photo A man wearing a red baseball cap and a black tank top.Family photo
Ian Winder's family said he had the ability to "light up every room" he was in

A family has paid tribute to an "incredible" man who died following a two-car crash.

Ian Winder, 46, a father-of-four and grandfather-of-two was involved in a crash on the A4233 in Porth, Rhondda Cynon Taf, on 18 June.

South Wales Police said the crash involved a blue Ford Fiesta and a silver Citroen Berlingo.

Mr Winder's family said he had a "rare gift" for making people feel "seen, valued and uplifted."

Mr Winder's family also thanked people for the "overwhelming kindness" they had received following his death.

They added: "He will be missed beyond words, but his spirit, laughter and the love he gave so freely will live on in all of us."