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Tributes to 'the best guy ever'


By SPP Reporter



Gavin Grant, Craigard Terrace
Gavin Grant, Craigard Terrace

TRIBUTES have poured in for a Grantown man described by friends as the "best guy ever" following his unexplained death in the Highland capital.

Police Scotland confirmed that investigations are continuing into the circumstances surrounding the death of Gavin Grant (32).

Officers attended an incident in the Craigard Terrace area of Inverness shortly before 6.45pm on Saturday.

Mr Grant was taken to the city's Raigmore Hospital where he died on Monday.

Detective Inspector Eddie Ross said: "Our thoughts are with the man's family and friends at this difficult time.

"His death is currently being treated as unexplained and enquiries are on-going to establish the full circumstances."

Mr Grant, a former Grantown Grammar School pupil, had worked as a painter and decorator and also at Landmark Forest Adventure Park in Carrbridge.

He had lived latterly in Inverness but it is understood he previously resided for many years on Grantown's South West High Street.

Mr Grant, whose birthday was on Saturday, has been described as an "amazing guy" and a "knight in shining armour" by his many friends on social media.

Kazziane Burns posted: "Omg I am absolutely heartbroken my best friend is gone. I'm gonna miss you so much... he's the best guy I've ever met and I really want a cuddle from my Gav and I'm never gonna get one again."

Jacquie Love stated: "I'm so, so sad. You were such a lovely, lovely guy. Taken far too soon. Rest in peace now."

Kristine Geraghty posted: "You were an amazing guy. Can't believe you're gone with the angels. You will be sadly missed. Never forget the laughs I had with you. Gone but never forgotten!"

Laura MacDonald stated: "Sleep tight Gavin will love and miss you forever. You were like my little brother I never had. So sad. He didn't deserve to go so young."

Anyone with information which they believe can assist police enquiries can call 101, quoting reference NN11877/18. They can also contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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