‘I can’t believe that you’re gone’.
Tributes have poured in for Dyck, who was employed by traffic control company Makesafe Traffic Management.
“You always had a smile and the biggest hugs every time I saw you, I’m so glad I got to see you and hug you and play billiards with you last Saturday. We’ve camped together, laughed and poked fun at each other.Another friend shared a lengthy post on social media, sharing that Dyck had recently helped her move house.
“I’d never met him before, but my gut told me he was good people. My gut was right. He was good people. “I then texted him thanking him again for his help on Saturday and doing a welfare check on him. It was strange for him not to respond, so on my way home from work tonight I called him again to check and hoping he’d answer me,” she wrote.She described Dyck as “a kind man with a big heart” and a “great friend”.
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