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Ayo Babatunde

Briliant and very very kind . Ayo will be remembered as a few blameless invidual to have passed through this earth.

David Matovu

The late David N. Matovu (a retired teacher) was the 1st born of the late Gustavas & Aida Matovu. Burial will be on Sunday 8th May 2022 at their ancestral home of Magere, Kyadondo at 4pm. The burial program will start at 2pm with a service. On Saturday 7th May, there will be a farewell service at St Matthews Magere CoU starting at 12.00 noon.

Angela Mitchell

Angela Mitchell, beloved wife, mother and grandmother, passed away after her battle with cancer on May 2nd, 2022. She was the wonderful leader of Mitchella Vineyard & Winery, where she exhibited her passion for quality wine, food, service and experience. She was an exceptional businesswoman who was very actively involved in the community. She was passionate about education and exemplified that in her daily life. Angela will be deeply missed. A private celebration will be held at the end of June. In lieu of flowers, we ask that you make a donation to one of her favorite non-profits, Paso Robles Children's Museum, Pioneer Museum or Paso Robles Loaves and Fishes. To honor her memory, please share your pictures and stories with us. Let's raise a glass to Angela's legacy.

Majella Walsh

Majella was a very caring dear friend to many. She was a keen advocate for adults and children with health conditions including Scoliosis, Chiari Malformation, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, Neurofibromatosis and more all of which she suffered. Despite suffering so many health problems she always put others first, giving support and raising awareness. She will be very missed.

Olotu Arnold Igoniwari

Olotu was erudite, detailed, resolute and result-oriented. He was a very trendy fellow; courteous, humorous and affable.

Cynthia Montgomery

Our hearts were broken by the news of your death. You were always willing to help, and with an open smile. You will be remembered as the lovely person you were. Thank you for the joy and inspiration you brought into our lives. You were a great woman – a great team player – a great friend – a great sister and a great aunt. Our lives are richer because you gave us your immeasurable kindness and huge heart so generously.

Ray Freeman

Ray played a major part in the blossoming of NMR techniques and their chemical applications that followed the introduction of Fourier transform methods in 1972. His group in Oxford pioneered many new methods in 2D NMR, selective excitation and broadband decoupling, pulse sequence elements that are now part of every NMR spectroscopist’s toolkit and that are in daily use in every NMR laboratory as well as in the life sciences and medicine. Ray was a superb communicator, and was often the star turn at NMR conferences - his presentations were characteristically littered with wry jokes and self-deprecating remarks, and illustrated by beautiful hand-drawn slides and cartoons. He was a wonderful mentor to his students, who remember with great fondness his warmth, humour and creativity. Ray was a gentleman scientist, somewhat of the old school, and a devoted family man. He will be greatly missed, but warmly remembered by all who had the privilege of working with him.

Chief Isola Akinlade

A Loving Husband, Father and Grand Father . Ariwajoye of Ayeteland King of Boys

Jeanne Lavelle

Daughter to John and Claudine Lavelle, sister to Joseph and John Lavelle originally from New York. Mother to Leeanne Paulos. She worked hard all her life and died too young at the age of 63.

Steve Hutchison

Although quiet and unassuming, Steve was incisively sharp and quick-witted, a voracious reader and board game enthusiast, multiple sports fanatic, as well as being a life-long Partick Thistle supporter and Bob Dylan aficionado. Most of all he was the most loving dad and husband, whose wisdom and gentle humour will be missed every day. As Steve's funeral is being held in Cyprus and it may not be possible for you to attend, Eileen, Ceirah & Kellen would truly appreciate you sharing any memories, stories, photos or messages in the condolence section below that you may have of Steve. If you would like to upload a picture/ memory then you will need to register. Please visit the condolence section if you do not wish to register.

Moni Odukoya

Moni, you have touched so many peoples lives. Gone too soon but will never be forgotten. Rest on in the blossoms of our lord Jesus my sweet sister.☦️☦️ You will forever be missed May your soul rest in perfect peace Amen!

Loreto Rodríguez Arízabalo

Loreto Andrea Rodríguez Arízabalo (Q.E.P.D.), querida colega que se desempeñaba en la Subdirección de Inocuidad de Sernapesca. Loreto Andrea Rodríguez Arízabalo (Q.E.P.D.) ingresó a trabajar a SERNAPESCA en el año 2000 a la Dirección Regional de Coquimbo, donde se desempeñó hasta noviembre del 2007 cuando se trasladó a la Dirección Nacional al Departamento de Sanidad Pesquera, que luego pasaría a ser parte de la Subdirección de Inocuidad y Certificación, donde trabajaba en el Programa de Control de Procesos. Despedimos a Loreto recordándola con cariño y agradeciéndole por todo lo entregado.

Tom Halloran

Sadly missed ex student of DESS & DESC.

Manuel Pelaez

We are deeply saddened that our much-appreciated friend Manuel Pelaez has passed. he leaves behind him a wife and two boys. We have lost a great and incomparable friend that has always been generous and caring with all of us. If you would like to share some messages for Manuel and his familly

Ralph Stanton

Ralph was a loving and devoted husband and father, fiercely independent, stoic in the face of the challenges life threw at him, all with the charm and generosity of spirit which characterised him.

Ronald Tashobya aka Tash

Ronald Tashobya is survived by a wife and two children. He was the president elect for Rotary club of Kisaasi Kyanja.