Family of capsizing victims devastated(UKPA) - 4 hours ago
The family of a senior music Executive who died as a boat carrying six passengers capsized spoke of their depredations.
Keith Lowde, 66, was on Monday nearby, where the small ship in the River Thames in Shepperton, Surrey, close on Sunday evening on suddenly found by police divers.
Recovery teams remain for his friend Rex Walford, a former Cambridge University lecturer hunt. Who is feared dead. Four other passengers, three women and a man age in the 1950s and 1960s, described, taken in Surrey hospital with minor injuries Frimley Park after the incident.
A statement by Mr of Lowde's family, said: "We all are devastated by the loss of Keith."
"He was a wonderful husband and truly amazing father." This tragic accident took a massive hole in our lives.
"The response of all our friends, work colleagues of Keith and his students was immense and we thank you all for your support and help." It is clear that so many people in a positive way has helped about his life Keith. "He will never forget unfortunately missed."
Mr Lowde is believed that his wife and two other couples have taken a short distance from his home on Pharaoh's island in the River Thames to the Bank in Shepperton.
He is on the website of Guildford-based Academy of contemporary music (ACM) listed as a music business tutor with more than 20 years experience in the music industry at a higher level. His work includes directed by a national music festival for the Department for culture, media and sport.
Mr Lowde taught a 21 year old student, who wanted to become the name of the ACM. Tribute, he said: "he was an amazing man." He was a great character in place.
"I should have its course today." We were told what happened. It was a big shock. I saw him only a few days ago. He is the kind of guy, takes control of things. He was a well adjusted family man. A 100% champion. "It could have happened less deserving guy to one."
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