A dad-of-four has died after a mystery fall on his first lads’ holiday in Benidorm. Nathan Osman had been out and was looking for his hotel early in the morning.
The 30-year-old had had “too much to drink” and got lost. Nathan, who has a daughter and three sons, was holidaying with at least four friends. He came from Pontypridd, south Wales, and died in the Spanish holiday resort on Saturday morning.
His older sister, Alannah Hughes said: “He travelled on his first boys’ holiday and after too much to drink, he got lost looking for his hotel and fell. A fundraising page to repatriate his body says his “four beautiful children… have been left heartbroken after hearing this tragic news”.
Alannah added: “Nathan was the best father, son, uncle and certainly the most amazing, wonderful, supportive brother to me. I miss him so much already. He didn’t deserve this.”
Their mother, Liz Osman, said: “Our hearts are broken.” She described her son as “my world and more.”
The fundraising page adds: “Nathan was the smile that would light up the room and to anyone that had the pleasure of meeting him, would tell you that his four children were his whole world. A dedicated father who provided his children with the best life.”
Over £15,000 had been donated, smashing the fundraiser’s £5,000 goal. The leftover cash will reportedly go towards Nathan’s children
. Nathan’s family is believed to be en route to Benidorm today. Liz said: “Please all pray for strength for us today as we prepare to go see our handsome boy.” The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has been approached for comment.