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Han Middelkoop
Een hele trotse moeder, schoonmoeder, oma, tante en vriendin! Die van elke minuut in haar leven heeft genoten. Iemand die precies wist wat ze wilde, iemand die poep kon verkopen en vooral iemand die liefdevol, zorgzaam, respectvol was en haar hart op de juiste plek had. Oh wat is het snel gegaan. We hebben donderdag 20 november in een heel klein gezelschap al afscheid genomen onder genot van een borrel en een hapje. Wil je nog afscheid nemen, herdenk haar op de manier die je graag zou willen of gooi een bloem in de rivier de Mark bij de Duivelsbrug op de Duivelsbruglaan in Breda. Wat gaan we haar missen! Voor altijd in ons hart. Liefs Puck
Alh. Taofeeq Tijani
A man of calm spirit and sincere faith, he was a devoted husband, a loving father and grandfather, and a supportive brother. Known for his hard work, kindness, and exemplary character, he touched the lives of many with his calm presence and generous heart. His memory remains a blessing to all who knew him.
HONOURABLE JUSTICE OLUYEMISI ADELAJA (Nee Ilori)
Honorable Justice Oluyemisi Adelaja (Née Ilori) was a distinguished Nigerian jurist born on September 24, 1965, and called to the Bar in 1991. Following a distinguished career as a Magistrate in the Lagos State Judiciary (beginning in 1998) and serving as the Chairman of the Magistrate Association of Nigeria (Lagos Branch), she was elevated to the position of a High Court Judge of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, in 2021. Justice Adelaja was celebrated for her exceptional character, defined by unwavering Integrity, Compassion, and Excellence, and her dedicated service to the nation and the church
Ojuolape Oyerinde
In loving memory of our Mother ,grandmother and Great grandmother a woman of deep faith, strength, and grace. A devoted mother to our parents and a loving grandmother to all of us, she lived her life with a quiet power rooted in prayer. She was a true prayer warrior always lifting her family before God, always believing, always standing in faith no matter the season. Her kindness, wisdom, and unwavering devotion shaped our home and our hearts May her soul rest in peace
Oyebimpe Josephine Oluwasanmi
In Loving Memory of Oyebimpe Josephine Oluwasanmi, who passed away after a brief illness in Accra, Ghana, on 19th November 2025 surrounded by those close to her. A vivacious, passionate, multi-talented, hardworking, happy and prayeful lady, who made great impact everywhere she worked. 'Bimpe was a devoted christian and served the Lord faithfully in her local congregation in Dzorwulu, Accra in Ghana where she lived and worked tirelessly to make a positive difference in the lives of those around her. She will be remembered for her beautiful spirit, goodness, kindness, and deep love for her family and for those around her. She leaves behind her adult son, Damilare Ojo, and three loving brothers who have been with her through thick and thin. Daughter of the late Pastor John O. Oluwasanmi and Rev (Mrs) H.O. Oluwasanmi, both of blessed memory, who birthed and raised her in the faith. Oyebimpe was a business consultant, marketing executive, teacher, actor, chef, choir leader, and an active member and contributor to the Ejire school alumni group. Please feel free to share your condolences, thoughts, and memories of Oyebimpe, for her loved ones to cherish and hold close during this time. Thank you.
Richard Howsam
We are extremely saddened to inform you, after a short illness, the loss of our dear colleague, Mr Richard Howsam, who passed away today, 13 November 2025. Richard was an esteemed and well-respected member of the GEA Refrigeration (UK) Ltd HRT UK Team, leading the Nottingham Service Team as our Head of Service Branch. Richard joined us in 2021 with 4 years’ service to GEA. Prior to this, Richard had worked for GEA as a Commercial Sales and Technical Engineer from 2014 before coming back to us in 2021. Richard will be missed by so many. His sense of humour, straight talking and grace leaves us with many happy memories, and this is how we will remember and honour his memory. Our sincerest condolences are with his wife and 2 children whom he leaves behind. Rest in peace Richard.
Ronnie Scullion
Born in Montreal, she was the daughter of the late Henry and Hannah (Epstein) Scullion. Ronnie was a beloved force of creativity, passion, and unwavering spirit. Her remarkable legacy continues to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing her. A fiercely independent woman, Ronnie’s determination and drive were matched only by her boundless ingenuity. She graduated from NSCAD University in 1980 alongside the late Dishes, her faithful canine companion and longtime artistic collaborator. Ronnie was a visionary who left an indelible mark on the world. She founded and nurtured Artech Camps, a unique children’s program that blended artistic development with cutting-edge technological education, touching the lives of countless young people across Canada. Her innovative approach and commitment to inspire others through art and imagination continues to resonate. A woman of incredible wit and wonderfully quirky sense of humour, Ronnie’s sharp observations and clever quips were always Spot on. Her kindness, empathy, and unconditional love for those around her were evident to all who knew her. Ronnie’s capacity to care deeply for others, coupled with her natural ability to inspire and challenge, made her a cherished friend, mentor, and mother. Above all, Ronnie’s love for animals was profound. She once wrote, ‘I like the sound of a dog barking’—on February 13, 1962—a sound that would bring her many years of joy through a string of well-loved dogs: Mickey, Shadow, Dishes, Rosie, Lazlo, Brian, Petunia, Jumbo, Lincoln, Honey, and Pedro (to name just a few). Her deep compassion for all creatures lives on in the hearts of those who witnessed it. Ronnie will be deeply missed by her children: Misha, Markus, and Ada; her brother, Jack (California), and her sister, Beverley Moscovitch (Montreal). She is also survived by her cherished fur family: dogs Honey and Pedro, and feline companions Mary Lou, Amadeus, and Kiwi.
Randy Evans
IN LOVING MEMORY OF RANDY JAY EVANS JULY 28, 1959 - NOVEMBER 12TH, 2025 Randy Jay Evans passed away peacefully on the evening of Wednesday, November 12th, 2025 with his loving daughters by his side. After a sudden onset of serious health issues, he faced each challenge with a fierce determination and strength that was uniquely his own. He will be greatly missed by all who loved him. Randy was born in Maryville, MO to Russell and Kathryn (Brown) Evans on Tuesday, July 28th, 1959. He graduated from High School in Princeton, MO in 1977. Randy went on to work a number of skilled inventory control positions. His journey led him to Manhattan, Kansas where he spent the last decade of his professional life working for Kansas State University in their facilities department. He played a vital role in maintaining the campus and supporting its daily operations. He enjoyed sharing light hearted witty humor with his coworkers, and also took pride in being a Wildcat. Randy retired from K-State University in 2024. Randy was a man who valued his routines, finding comfort and joy in the simple rhythms of daily life. Some of his favorite hobbies included listening to music, reading, and tuning in to Friday night high school and Saturday college football games on the radio. Fall was especially meaningful to him, and he cherished the crisp, cold weather that came with it. He was particularly fascinated by the migration of Canadian Geese. While he enjoyed bird hunting earlier on in life, he later said that he no longer wished to bring harm to the creatures. Instead, he found joy in watching them move across the sky, their presence a reminder of the peaceful rhythms of nature. Randy was preceded in death by his parents, Russell and Kathryn (Brown) Evans; sister Jennifer Evans; and brother Allen Evans. Randy is survived by his daughters, Kali Evans of Key Largo, Florida, and Haley Evans of Belton, Missouri; granddaughters Kylee and Nora Bennett; grandson Jude Pineiro; and great-grandson Niko Herbert. He is also survived by his sisters, Cheryl Fuston and Kathy Jo Evans-Krull; his brothers, Rusty and Tony Evans; and many nieces and nephews. *Graveside service will be held at Fairley Cemetery in Princeton, Missouri, at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, December 22nd, followed by lunch at 1:00 p.m. at Toot-Toot Family Restaurant & Lounge in Bethany, Missouri. All are welcome to join, remember, and honor his life.
Grainne Moloney
Grainne was a valued member of our global child nutrition and development team. She contributed immensely to the nutrition sector through her dedication, warmth, and professionalism. In her recent role as Senior Adviser, (Early Childhood Nutrition and Development), she worked tirelessly and diligently to advance child-nutrition policies and programmes for women and children globally. Her expertise spanned both development and humanitarian contexts. She embodied the values that define our mission as an organization. Grainne truly stood for every child everywhere. Grainne touched the lives of so many with her kindness, generosity, and positive spirit. She led with courage, humility and compassion and was an incredible colleague and friend. She inspired countless nutrition professionals across countries and regions with her can and will do spirit. Her passion and commitment to child nutrition and development was always evident and lauded as one of her most endearing professional qualities. We have truly lost a leading light in the nutrition world. As a team, we honor and celebrate Grainne’s great contributions and the countless ways she deeply enriched our workplace and our lives. She will be greatly missed.