Tribute paid to Trimley crash victim
TRIBUTES have been paid tonight to a Suffolk man who died when his motorbike was in a head on collision with a car.David Berry, 48, of High Road, Trimley, near Felixstowe, was killed on Monday after he was thrown from his BSA machine following an accident with a Ford Fiesta.
TRIBUTES have been paid tonight to a Suffolk man who died when his motorbike was in a head on collision with a car.
David Berry, 48, of High Road, Trimley, near Felixstowe, was killed on Monday after he was thrown from his BSA machine following an accident with a Ford Fiesta.
His long-term partner Ursulaand Mr Berry's family, including his four brothers, said an enormous hole has been left in their lives.
They said: “His life centred around his passion for classic motorcycles. He was a well-respected and acknowledged expert in the field and over the years he restored and rode numerous classic and rare machines, winning many awards. Life was never dull with David and his unique sense of humour.”
You may also want to watch:
A 20-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving in connection with the collision, which happened around 8.40am on Kirton Road, Trimley, about 400 metres from the A14 interchange.
Most Read
- 1 A12 closed following serious collision
- 2 'Nothing surprises me anymore' - Judge on Town departure
- 3 Stu says: Five observations following Ipswich Town's 3-0 defeat at Northampton Town
- 4 Have you seen this Suffolk pub’s new outdoor kitchen and bar?
- 5 DHL driver apologises after 'dangerous' driving in Ipswich rat-run
- 6 Why have ITFC's American owners issued £18m of new shares?
- 7 'Loving and devoted' - Family pay tribute to mother-of-five found in park
- 8 Grandfather-of-two 'died with dignity' in hospice while serving life sentence
- 9 A blow for Cook as trusted assistant Richardson gets full-time Wigan job
- 10 'We've got to be better - myself included' - Cook on 3-0 loss at Northampton Town
