Obituaries

James Dellow survived 30 bombing missions over Germany during world war two

Mary Foreman who, with her late husband Terry, was credited with saving the town’s Bedford Lodge hotel

Derek Hurrell, who lived on the Heath Estate with his wife Joyce, spent decades as a youth worker and was also involved in community adult education.

The daughter of a former teacher, who taught dozens of pupils in Sudbury and Lavenham during an extensive career, has paid tribute to her father.

Karen Simpson, chief executive and artistic director at Theatre Royal, lost her battle with cancer on Saturday.

Highly talented, kind natured midfielder who was 'excellent at everything he turned his hand to'

A major contributor to all facets of life in Long Melford over the course of several decades has died at the age of 85.

A popular community figure, who grabbed headlines for his elaborate April Fool's Day pranks, has been remembered for his kindness and generosity.

The popular 47-year-old, who looked after 2005 Derby winner Motivator for trainer Michael Bell died in a fall at the home of a friend on Tuesday.

One of the biggest contributors to sports and the press in Sudbury over the last 60 years has been remembered as “a Sudbury man through and through”.

The husband of a former Sudbury town councillor described her as a “caring person who believed in equality and fairness”.

Margaret Holt taught at Sextons Manor Primary School and Westley Middle School as well as Hardwick Middle School, where she was deputy head.

Bury Free Press columnist Michael Apichella's ‘curiosity took him from the coal mountains of Pennsylvania to adventures around the world’.

Mike (Will) Willsher was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer last September but carried on working until two days before he passed away.

Gunsmith Tony Reeman, who traded for more than 40 years in Bury St Edmunds, has died at the age of 87.

St Peter and St Paul’s Church was packed for the funeral of town resident David Hickford, who died on July 24 of a suspected heart attack, aged 59.

His family has issued a statement.

His funeral service will be at Newmarket’s All Saints’ Church on Wednesday July 3 at noon.

The Pocket Hercules as he was dubbed during his racing days had been ill for some time.

Ray Nowak who died aged 70 was leader of St Edmundsbury Borough Council and signed off the development of the Cattle Market.