A British father whose entire family were killed in the suspected terror attack in Sri Lanka has paid tribute to his 'talented and thoughtful' children and his 'brilliant, loving' wife. Ben Nicholson said his wife Anita, 42, son Alex, 14, and daughter Annabel, 11, had been killed
A British father whose entire family were killed in the suspected terror attack in Sri Lanka has paid tribute to his"talented and thoughtful" children and his"brilliant, loving" wife.
In a statement released by the Foreign Office, Mr Nicholson said:"I am deeply distressed at the loss of my wife and children. Anita was a wonderful, perfect wife and a brilliant, loving and inspirational mother to our two wonderful children. The holiday we had just enjoyed was a testament to Anita’s enjoyment of travel and providing a rich and colourful life for our family, and especially our children.
Mr Serevi said Alex had dreamed of being a professional player and he had coached him at a rugby camp only weeks ago. Hospital staff have described the harrowing moments after the bomb blast in which Mr Nicholson wandered the streets and hospitals desperately trying to find his loved ones in the aftermath of the blasts.
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