The daughter of a person who died after falling from a delivery container early Sunday morning has revealed her household’s despair at shedding ‘the perfect man in all our lives’. 

Victorian man Troy Kellett, 43, died after falling a number of metres from the container at a premises on Coghlan Street, Outer Harbor, Adelaide at round 12.30am on Sunday. 

‘R.I.P dad. My coronary heart’s damaged,’ his daughter Demi Deksnis wrote to social media.

‘I hold pondering you’re going to drag up within the driveway any minute now.’

Ms Deksnis mentioned Mr Kellett was a fantastic father to her and her siblings.

‘Thanks for at all times being the perfect man in all our lives I couldn’t have requested for a greater dad,’ she wrote.

Demi Deksnis (pictured),  the daughter of a person who died after falling from a delivery container within the early hours of Sunday has written about her despair

Victorian man Troy Kellett (pictured), 43, died after falling a number of metres from a delivery container round 12.30am on Sunday

‘You deserved the world and extra and I’m so sorry all of it obtained taken away from you so quickly. 

‘I’ll take care of the boys for you and ensure little man is aware of he had the perfect dad. Love you at all times.’

Mr Kellett’s loss of life isn’t being handled as suspicious by police, who administered first assist on the scene earlier than he was pronounced useless. 

It’s understood he was not an worker on the web site. 

The incident occurred at a premises on Coghlan Street (pictured), Outer Harbor, Adelaide. 

Two males had been arrested within the neighborhood and charged with firearms offences, however the police mentioned this was ‘unrelated’ to Mr Kellett’s loss of life.

The boys had been charged with possessing an unregistered firearm and possessing a firearm with no license.

They had been refused police bail to seem within the Port Adelaide Magistrates Courtroom on Monday.

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