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Richard (Nobby) Clarke
Dad was a lover of words, a pedant, a protector, a family man, a patient husband and father, an absolute hoot, welded to his armchair with the paper, a gardener, a walker, an adventurer, a Christian, a kind ear, a true gent, a great chef, kind soul… a man of many fine attributes, stories and a life well lived. Please do share your stories on this condolences page, so we can hear and hold dear all your marvellous stories and memories of Dad / Rick / Nobby He passed away peacefully and when he’d decided it was time.
Ibrahim Mamman (IBRO)
TRIBUTE PAGE in memory of Late Ibrahim Mamman a.k.a IBRO who departed the earth on the 8th of June 2022. A kind and generous fellow who left an indelible mark on all he encountered, family, friends, colleagues and acquaintances. As we say farewell to him, we ask that you kindly share any memories you have and also pray for him. Please click on any of the below to make comments.
Dr Mike Okolo
Dr Mike, as he was fondly called by colleagues was a man to be greatly admired. He joined Pan-Atlantic University in 2004 as the Corporate Affairs Manager of the University. In 2006, he moved to become a pioneer member of the newly formed Centre for Media and Communication (CMC) and played a key role in the Centre’s establishment. The CMC evolved into the School of Media and Communication, attaining a reputation for running quality academic as well as professional education programmes, with the tremendous input of Dr Okolo. He was a senior lecturer at the School in the area of Organizational/Corporate Communication. He has also served the School in different administrative capacities. He was at different times the head of the Professional Education Department and the director of the Academic Unit and also served as a member of the School’s Management Board. In addition to his teaching sessions at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, Dr Okolo has been involved in many trainings, seminars, workshops and conferences within and outside the country. He is survived by his wife, Mrs Rosemary Okolo, the former Registrar of the University and currently a member of faculty in the School of Management and Social Sciences, and four children. Eternal rest, grant unto him O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. Amen. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
Trijama Sinha
Trijama Sinha was the beloved wife of our dearest colleague Soumik Sinha, Senior ICT Associate from Patna, Bihar, India. She delivered her second child, a baby girl, on 4th June 2022. Unfortunately on 5th June, she had a massive cardiac arrest and was unable to survive. Trijama was 39 years old and is survived by her spouse Soumik, a 6.5 years old son and 2 days old newborn daughter. She was such a special person that no words are really adequate. Our thoughts and prayers go out to our dearest colleague and his children. May the departed soul of Ms Trijama Sinha rest in eternal peace. Please join us in wishing Soumik, his family, friends and colleagues comfort and strength during this very difficult time. With sincere sympathy, ICT4D Section, UNICEF India
Paul “Charlie” Brown
Charlie was originally from Sheffield and after a life of adventure has now come home to rest. Son to Mick and Mo and dad to Max he will always be defined by his kind nature and the happiness he brought to those around him. All that met Charlie found a sincere and caring man who would go out of his way to help, and make them happy through good times and bad. Joining the Army in 1991 as a Royal Engineer Apprentice he deployed worldwide in roles to help and protect people around the globe. He served operationally in The Balkans, Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan in a job he loved; Bomb Disposal and Advanced Search. His actions directly protected British Forces personnel and civilians caught up in conflict. Where Charlie excelled was interacting with people and as an instructor mentor he developed Soldiers, Officers, and the security industry in how to safely find and remove items designed to kill and maim. As a soldier Charlie was a true professional; on one hand he was a fit motivated Airborne Warrior capable of performing in the most hostile of environments and on the other could socialise and make all around him feel comfortable and engaged. Charlie left the Army in 2017 having reach the rank of Warrant Officer, positively impacting on so many friends, younger soldiers and his peers who now take his examples of humility and leadership into the future. After leaving the Army he transferred his skills to working overseas making new friends and helping to make some of the most devastated areas in the world habitable again by removing explosive ordnance. Outside of work Charlie was loved by many who appreciated his warmness and strong values for what was right. He could be relied upon to provide and support those closest to him, he drew great strength from providing for his family and making sure everyone was happy. People being happy was something that concerned Charlie deeply and he would often sacrifice himself for the benefit of others, he was in many areas completely selfless. Charlie has gone to soon, taken by illness at a time when he had everything to live for, he will be missed by many but forgotten by none.
Jhoanna Mertz
This memorial page celebrates our dear Hannah. She played a different role to each of us - a wife, mom, daughter, sister, cousin and friend - and through her selflessness and generosity, made us all feel equally special. Hannah lived a full life filled with travel and adventure, and shared many precious, memorable moments with us. Let us share our fond memories and photos of Hannah on this wall as a keepsake for her family, Olivier and their young son, Raphael.
Owe Axelsson
With all his scientific work Owe Axelsson contributed substantially to the field of Numerical Analysis in its broad sense. He is among the first to introduce and analyse preconditioning techniques for various classes of matrices with elegant and simple ideas, mathematical rigor, striving and achieving numerical and computational efficiency. He was strategic thinker, very good organizer, hard worker but also kind, supportive and friendly with colleagues, students and coworkers. With his life Owe left us an example of honesty, ethics, recognition, kindness, help and care!
Gerlinda Smaus
Gerlinda Smaus was considered the most important feminist criminologist in the German-speaking world. She describes her theoretical approach as both materialistic and interactionistic. She always refers to concrete areas of practice (crime, criminal law, penal system) and includes empirical studies on specific problematic areas (women's prisons, sexuality in prison, rape, etc.). Her relevant publications are spread across many journals and anthologies. She played an important role in reconstituting sociology and constituting gender studies in the Czech Republic. :|: Czech version :|: Gerlinda Šmausová se za svůj život významnou měrou zasloužila o rozvoj sociologie zaměřené na kritickou kriminologii, feministickou kriminologii a genderová studia v evropském, zejména německém a českém kontextu. Je považována za jednu z nejvýznamnějších představitelek feministické kriminologie v německy mluvícím světě.
Mark Cheng
This page is set up to commemorate and celebrate our memories of Mark. Feel free to write your condolence message and include a picture/video of him. Mark joined AMO Hangzhou Plant, taking the position of Sr. Finance Manger in 2016. Mark was more than a coworker over many years' working together. Appreciated and respected his deep intelligence, technical expertise, personality and sense of humor. Our deepest sympathies goes to him and his family. He will be missed forever.
Anne Marden
Anne Marden, wife of the late John Marden, mother of Jennie, Doro, Anto and Debs, devoted grandmother to 11 and great grandmother to 14, died on 31 May 2022 aged 96, at her home in Shek-O. During the last years of her life she suffered from Parkinson’s disease, which she bore bravely. Born in Shanghai, she lived all her adult life in Hong Kong where she was a champion for the rights of underprivileged, especially children, strove to improve life and opportunities for Hong Kong’s physically handicapped, and used her personal standing to encourage acceptance of marginalised people, from refugees to women sex workers. She received many honours for her pioneering contributions to modern social services in Hong Kong.