SEAN CLARKThe family of a 20-year-old motorbike enthusiast who died in a road accident have paid tribute to ‘a very popular lad’.Sean ‘Chucky’ Clark, who lived in Ernesettle, on the outskirts of Plymouth, collided with a streetlamp after coming off his bike and died on 14 March, 2009.Brother Dean Higgins said: “Sean was always happy and up for anything. He loved life.“His main passion was motorbikes and he loved riding his 125 Aprilia, which he had owned for about 18 months – his pride and joy.“He will be sorely missed by many. He was a very popular lad.”Dean said his brother had been known affectionately as ‘Chucky’ for years.He said that Sean was born in St Budeaux, but grew up in Ernesettle – and was well-known in that area of the city.He went to Ernesettle Primary School and then on to Sir John Hunt Community College, where he left at 16.He worked as a labourer – his last job being on a site in Plymouth.His brother said: “His main love was bikes, but he also liked unusual animals like reptiles. He also liked his clothes."Sean was survived by Dean, sister Sarah Hill and his mum Annette Higgins.
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