BBC Radio Star Dave Llewellyn Dies at 57

Dave Llewellyn's daughter paid a sad tribute to her father.

BBC Radio Tees presenter Dave Llewellyn died at 57 after a short illness.

The DJ was known for his bright red hair and was a voice of traffic and travel for over 20 years.

Llewellyn was from Fishburn, moved to Yarm, and loved music. His daughter called him a kind and generous man.

The DJ was also a music fan and performed and produced music.

His daughter said he loved his family and music. He was very good at playing keyboards and bass.

Llewellyn was a loving father and husband. He will be missed by everyone who knew him.

He worked as a producer on BBC Radio Tees for six years, working with Gary Philipson.

Llewellyn did 12 traffic reports an hour on radio stations across the north.

Producer Sarah Robinson remembered Llewellyn's bad shirts and coffee.

Llewellyn presented a gardening show and was known for his kind voice. Colleagues paid tribute to him.

Producer Sarah Robinson said Llewellyn was cheerful and positive, despite his bad taste in shirts and coffee.

Listeners contacted the show to pay tribute to Llewellyn, saying he was kind and friendly.

One listener said Llewellyn was a lovely guy and great to talk to.

A volunteer group said Llewellyn was a comforting voice to many and thanked him for his service.

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