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Sir David Amess’s family have visited the church where the MP was murdered on Friday.
His wife, Julia Amess, was seen wiping tears from her eyes as she read messages left with dozens of flowers outside Belfairs Methodist Church in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, on Monday morning.
Boris Johnson and Sir Keir Starmer were among those who left flowers with personal messages about Sir David over the weekend.
Dozens of flowers have been left outside the church
Sir David Amess was killed as he held a constituency surgery on Friday
Other family members, including two of his four daughters, were seen with friends at the church as they comforted each other.
The couple also has a son, David, named after his father.
Mrs Amess occasionally helped Sir David with his constituency casework.
Sir David was holding a routine constituency surgery at the church on Friday when he was stabbed multiple times before dying at the scene.
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Murdered MP’s family read tributes
A mural of Sir David, by local artist Madmanity, has appeared at a skatepark near the church where he was killed.
The family’s visit comes hours before MPs will gather in the House of Commons for prayers followed by a minute’s silence and a chance to pay tribute to him.
MPs and peers will then attend a service in his honour at nearby St Margaret’s Church.
Flowers have also been left by MPs inside the gates of the Houses of Parliament as they returned after the weekend.
Mrs Amess was joined by two of her daughters and friends
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Source : skynews
