After the inquest Stock’s parents said: “As a family, we were devastated that another young man sustained serious injuries in the collision, and our thoughts and prayers remain with him and his family at what continues to be a particularly challenging time for them.
“We would like to take this opportunity to send our heartfelt thanks to everyone who stopped at the scene and tried to help both young men, as well as those who assisted with the police investigation.”
They also thanked the force, including its family liaison officers, East Midlands Ambulance Service and the fire crews.
“We were always so proud of his ability to overcome adversity and shine, many times against the odds.
“He was such a genuinely caring person who would always ensure everyone else was happy and that they knew they mattered and were important.”
They said he would be remembered for his “kindness and compassion” and he was always willing to help others.
“He was just an amazing, kind, funny and inspirational person.
“He had the ability to cheer others up when needed and never failed to put a smile on their faces. He lived for his family and friends, who loved him so much.
“Cody was a hero to his little brother, much adored by his sisters and a great friend to so many.
“He was a cheeky chap with a dry sense of humour and his own unique take on life,” they added.
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