Tributes have poured in for a dad who died after leaving the pub "to collect a pizza from Domino's."
Andy McEvoy was described as a man who "always made people welcome" and a "great friend" by those who knew and loved him. Andy, who lived in Liverpool, had gone missing on Thursday night after leaving his friends at the Eagle & Child pub in Halewood to "get a Dominos for his sons," according to his friends.
Yesterday it was announced "with great sadness" that Andy, a father and keen runner had died.
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Andy's friends at Knowsley Harriers, his running club, were some of many who made paid tribute to the dad on social media.
They said: "All, it is with great sadness we share the news that Andy has passed away. We send our thoughts to his family at this sad time
"Andy was a popular member of the club however, his big personality and sense of humour meant for many, he became a great friend too and always made people feel welcome.
"Everyone at Knowsley Harriers AC, and the wider running community, are absolutely devastated by the tragic news and we send our love and thoughts to his family."
The club is also dedicating their month 5K race to Andy, and have encouraged runners to wear red in his memory, for his favourite football club, Liverpool.
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