Peter Jeffery is still missing after jumping into the water to help a woman and her dog on Sunday.
The family of a man swept out to sea say "he always put others first before himself as a beloved dad, brother and grampy".
Searches for Mr Jeffery have been ongoing, after the woman and dog were recovered safely from the water."The family would like to thank everyone involved in the search; the RNLI, Coastguard, BARB Search & Rescue, volunteers and Avon & Somerset police," they said.Mr Jeffery was an estate builder for the Duchy of Cornwall, based in Newton St Loe.
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også læse nyheder, der ligner denne, som vi har indsamlet fra andre nyhedskilder.
Burnham to give evidence at Covid inquiry as 'was no laughing matter here'Andy Burnham, mayor of Greater Manchester, appeared on the latest 'In the hotseat' programme on BBC Radio Manchester
Læs mere »
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham says M60 'just does not work'The Greater Manchester mayor's latest comments came after the regular call in show on BBC Radio Manchester
Læs mere »
Burnham-on-Sea jetty fireworks called off over man missing in seaThe display on Burnham-on-Sea jetty is postponed 'out of respect' for a man missing in the sea.
Læs mere »
ITV Love Island's Molly Marsh strips off for ‘first-ever ice bath’Love Island star Molly Marsh gave fans a glimpse into a fitness boot camp she's attending, as she stripped off and took the plunge into her “first-ever ice bath”
Læs mere »
Bath man who made £4.5m on spread bets from stolen cash jailedJeff Arundell, 75, told people to invest in a money-making scheme then lied to them about the success.
Læs mere »
Bath excavations show Beckford’s hidden grotto is double the expected sizeFor the first time in over 100 years, William Beckford’s hidden grotto tunnel is publicly visible again.
Læs mere »