One of the three British people killed when a diving boat burst into flames in the Red Sea off Egypt has officially been named, with her family saying she will be ‘missed beyond words’.
One of the three Brits killed when a diving boat burst into flames in the Red Sea off Egypt has been named as hospice boss Christina Quinn.
‘She was a sister, daughter, wife, aunty, friend, and rock to many. She will be missed beyond words. We would ask for privacy at this time.’ ‘Before her recent appointment, Christina had served for six years in a voluntary capacity as chair of St Luke’s board, working closely with the senior management team and her fellow trustees and earning their respect, trust and appreciation.
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