A man who said to friends and family "don't forget me" days before losing his battle with cancer has been honoured by his loved ones. Lee Clarke, 50, was a "loving and caring" man to those that knew him.
Lee, from Humberston, Lincolnshire, sadly passed away in February 2022 after a short period of illness, leaving his loved ones devastated by his death. They honoured him by taking a cardboard cut-out of him on a trip to Skegness that was planned before he passed away, reports GrismbyLive.
A group of Lee's friends from cycling, school and work are planning to take on the National Three Peaks challenge in his memory, climbing Ben Nevis in the Highlands, Scafell Pike in England and Mount Snowdon in Wales in the space of 24 hours.
