THE family of a man who tragically died in the road traffic collision at Felin Hen Bangor have paid tribute to him. On Friday, December 18, Rowan Jones, aged 22, was tragically killed in Rowan in a road traffic collision. His family and friends, who have been left shocked and devastated, released the tribute through North Wales Police. It reads: Rowan lived for his family. He was devoted to his beloved partner April and a proud and loving dad to 20-month-old Osian. The thought that Osian will grow up without his fantastic, fun-loving, adventurous dad has broken our hearts. Rowan was the person who held the family together. With his love of cooking and entertaining, he was forever organising meals and celebrations, or would suggest days out and excursions that will live on in our memories for ever. Whether it was teaching his nephew Toby how to cook, or introducing Osian to the fun of drumming, he was always encouraging, helping and supporting others.
Police appeal after 22-year-old man dies in Gwynedd crash
The incident happened near Railway Cottages on the A4244 at Felin Hen in Bangor yesterday
14:26, 19 DEC 2020
North Wales Police is appealing for information following the collision (Image: IAN COOPER/NORTH WALES LIVE)
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A MAN sadly died following a crash in Bangor on Friday evening, police confirm. The 22-year-old was involved in a single vehicle collision near Railway Cottages on the A4244 at Felin Hen, Bangor. Police attended shortly before 9.30pm and officers are now appealing for witnesses following the fatal crash. They are keen to speak to anyone who witnessed the collision or can provide information with regards to road and weather conditions. Their appeal specifically states they are asking the driver of white van with orange flashing lights on the roof who may have seen the collision to come forward. It was said that they stopped momentarily and then drove on.