Motorcylist who died was adored father, say family
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A family have paid tribute to a motorcyclist killed in a crash in East Sussex.
Adam Standen, from Hailsham, was pronounced dead at the scene on the A22 Hailsham Road at 05:00 BST on 15 June.
A statement from the 34-year-old’s family said: “He had an individual way of looking at the world, he was very unique, and we loved him dearly.”
Police are investigating the full circumstances of the incident.
A family spokesperson said Adam was an “adored” father, son, partner and wider family member.
“He was a friend to everyone he came across. He had a good heart, a generous nature and a knack of lightening any situation,” they said.
“Everyone who knew Adam has a hilarious story to tell and these stories have brought us comfort over the last few days.
“We want to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and support at this heartbreaking time.“
Anyone with information or footage is urged to contact police.
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- Published15 June