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Cyclist, 72, Dies After Pedestrian Collision

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  • A 72-year-old cyclist died two weeks after a crash.
  • His family remembers him as a devoted family man.
  • His family urges cyclists to please wear a helmet.
Cyclist, 72, Dies After Pedestrian Collision

A 72-year-old cyclist, Steve Ames, passed away on Thursday, October 22, following a collision with a pedestrian that occurred on October 8. His family has released a heartfelt tribute, describing him as a "devoted family man" who deeply impacted those around him.

Mr. Ames was known for his many interests, including his boat, cars, and e-bike. Despite health challenges like COPD and asthma, he remained active and enjoyed life's opportunities. He recently acquired an MG and frequented his local pub, cherishing time with friends and family.

His family highlighted his passion for boating and his soft spot for animals, noting that the majority of his estate will be donated to animal charities. They urged cyclists to wear helmets, a message emphasized in his memory. Essex Police are continuing their investigation and appealing for witnesses or information, including CCTV or dash cam footage, related to the incident.

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