Man appears in court charged with killing Doncaster "lovable rogue"
Victim Glenn Soffe suffered fatal injuries in the attack
A man has appeared in court charged with murder after a man described as “a lovable rogue” by his family was stabbed to death.
Glenn Soffe, 32, was found seriously injured in Wordsworth Avenue, Balby on July 10 and died later in hospital.
Peter Norburn, 53, of no fixed abode, has been charged with murder and remanded into custody after appearing at Sheffield Crown Court.
A plea and trial preparation hearing has been set for September 28 with Norburn remanded in custody until that time.
In a tribute, Mr Soffe’s family described him as "much loved" by all those who knew him.
"He was a loveable rogue who will be missed by so many," they added.
The funeral service for Mr Soffe will take place at Rose Hill Crematorium on Wednesday 5 August from 11am.
The obituary notice added: “Family and friends are warmly invited to attend the service to celebrate Glenn's life, share memories and say their final goodbye.
“"Our loveable rogue- of all the things you've stolen, our hearts were the last.
“Our mischievous boy, loved hard, lived fast.