Obituaries

A former head of department at a Suffolk college believed in striving to be the best you could be, his daughter said in a tribute.

Tributes have been paid to a popular man who served up smiles from his ice cream van for more than 50 years.

The family of a man who died in a two-vehicle crash on the A14 have paid tribute to a ‘loving father, brother and grandad’.

Tributes have been paid to a leading councillor - ‘a true community champion and steadfast advocate for both planet and people’ - who has died.

Tribute has been paid to a husband and father who died at a motocross circuit.

Tribute has been paid to the founder of a Suffolk nursery, who has died after a battle with Alzheimer’s.

Tributes have been paid to a historian who left a lasting legacy as organiser and contributor to a town’s long-running history talks.

A well-known member of a running community and former teacher has been remembered as a ‘lovely’ man in tributes following his death.

Tributes have been pouring in for a much-loved football club chairman, who died 10 days after being diagnosed with cancer.

Tributes have remembered an animal rescue charity founder and ex-parish council chairman as ‘a force of nature’ and ‘a one-off who broke the mould’.

A late chef who inspired thousands of students has been honoured with a memorial dinner which raised thousands of pounds.

The family of a ‘fun-loving’ 38-year-old woman who lost her life in a car crash has shared a tribute statement.

The family of a former Diss and Ipswich Town football star has paid tribute to him following his death after a battle with Alzheimer’s disease.

A well-known figure on the amateur boxing scene and in his hometown community has died aged 84.

With an enthusiasm for paints that spread across many decades, it is no surprise those who knew Ted Ingilby describe him as a colourful character.

More than 150 bikers rode out in honour of a much-loved man from Suffolk who died at the age of 63.

Hundreds of people gathered in a town centre to pay tribute to a ‘larger than life’ character and well-known figure in the Traveller community.

Tribute has been paid to one of the founders of a popular charity bike ride which raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for good causes.

Whether through his 50-year career as a driving instructor, or his lifelong passion for nature, there were very few people unfamiliar with Ray Davis.

A Suffolk-born Normandy veteran who celebrated his 100th birthday this year has died peacefully at his home.