A man who was seriously injured following a house fire in Daresbury has sadly died.
Kieran Naylor, 33, passed away at 8.45pm on Monday 26 December.
His death comes two weeks after his fiancé Rebecca Foster, 32, passed away.
The couple sustained serious injuries during a fire at their home on Delph Lane, Daresbury, in the early hours of Monday 12 December.
In a tribute, Kieran’s family said: “Words cannot express how completely heartbroken and devastated we are to have lost Kieran. Our lives will never be the same.
“Kieran really was the best son, brother and uncle that anyone could have wished for and he will be sorely missed by everyone who had the pleasure to have known him.
“Kieran and Rebecca are now reunited forever and they will always be in our hearts.
“We would like to thank everyone who tried to help Kieran and Rebecca following the fire and would ask that we are left to grieve in peace at this time.”
Investigations into the cause of the fire are still ongoing, but it is not believed to be suspicious.
Pictured - Rebecca Foster and Kieran Naylor.
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