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"We have remained firm friends ever since. "I will miss you Christine and will always cherish the happy times we shared together." After opening a greengrocers with her mother when she left school, Mrs Hewitt moved on to Garibaldi Fisheries in 1972, where she worked as a fishmonger with her uncle, Tony Jensen, in Bevan Street for more than 20 years. Her family said: "With a strong work ethic her whole life, she loved working with people and interacting with customers which is why she excelled as part of a sales team in shops and businesses." After marrying John Bonsall, in 1976, they buil...

"We have remained firm friends ever since. "I will miss you Christine and will always cherish the happy times we shared together." After opening a greengrocers with her mother when she left school, Mrs Hewitt moved on to Garibaldi Fisheries in 1972, where she worked as a fishmonger with her uncle, Tony Jensen, in Bevan Street for more than 20 years. Her family said: "With a strong work ethic her whole life, she loved working with people and interacting with customers which is why she excelled as part of a sales team in shops and businesses." After marrying John Bonsall, in 1976, they buil...

Charly Fisher and Joe Burgess. Picture: Courtesy of Charly Fisher - Credit: Courtesy of Charly Fisher Touching tributes have been paid to a popular man who died suddenly on Christmas Day. The family of Joe Burgess said they had been "overwhelmed and comforted" by hundreds of messages of sympathy following his unexplained death. The 31-year-old, from Lowestoft - who was due to marry his fiancée in March - was taken ill at 10am on Christmas Day after suffering "acute, unexplained pain". He was taken to hospital by ambulance and died at 8pm. Having met his fiancée, Charly Fisher, in 201...

Charly Fisher and Joe Burgess. Picture: Courtesy of Charly Fisher - Credit: Courtesy of Charly Fisher Touching tributes have been paid to a popular man who died suddenly on Christmas Day. The family of Joe Burgess said they had been "overwhelmed and comforted" by hundreds of messages of sympathy following his unexplained death. The 31-year-old, from Lowestoft - who was due to marry his fiancée in March - was taken ill at 10am on Christmas Day after suffering "acute, unexplained pain". He was taken to hospital by ambulance and died at 8pm. Having met his fiancée, Charly Fisher, in 201...