Tributes have been paid to a much-loved member of a hospital orthotics team who died as the result of a crash.
New York-born Eric Alexander Stephani, aged 48, had been working with the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital near Oswestry for four years having retrained in his 40s.
John Ellery, the senior coroner for Shropshire and Telford said that Mr Stephani had lost control of his car and the southbound driver had been in their own lane. The coroner was told that at the age of 40 Mr Stephani had gone to university and earned a first class honours degree. When his fellow students had birthdays he would bake them a cake.He loved climbing and lived in Llandegla, Denbighshire, in the heart of mountainous north Wales, where his ashes will be left.The coroner heard that Mr Stephani was very fit and would often ride from Oswestry to the Horseshoe Pass where he lived.
Mr Stephani's family at the Coroner's Court at Shirehall, Shrewsbury, said that was unusual for him as he was"such a careful person".
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