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Kate Pitt
Kate was an extremely well-liked and respected colleague throughout the 34 years that she worked with the FCA and our wider regulatory family. Kate contributed greatly to some of the highest profile initiatives across our organisation and worked tirelessly to strengthen our defences preventing the wrong firms and individuals from being able to cause harm to UK consumers. Kate was passionate about her work and protecting consumers, and she imbued that passion among those around her to whom she was a valued and inspiring colleague, source of support and friend. She will be fondly remembered as someone who always had time for others, for the fun she brought and for her playful sense of humour. Kate will be deeply missed.
Donald Harry Bitter, Q.C.
Donald Harry Bitter, of Toronto, passed away peacefully on December 31st, 2021, with family by his side. Donald was a passionate defence lawyer, practicing law in Ontario for 60 years. He will be missed dearly by his family. Cremation and a private service have taken place. Due to public health concerns, a celebration of life will be held for family and friends at a later date.
Freda Lilian Stephens
Those of you who knew mum, knew that she could be a larger-than-life character, she was kind, generous and always ready to provide a hug. You will also know that she could be determined. But that determination meant that she achieved things in her life above and beyond for her family. She faced many difficulties in life and faced them with incredible strength, compassion and determination. She treated everyone with respect and kindness. She was the most compassionate, understanding and family orientated person. My lasting memories of my mum are simple, she was a hardworking, compassionate figure of strength who never waned in her support or love for her family and anyone who needed help. She will be greatly missed by those who loved her.
Hamad Ibrahim R A Al Mohannadi
In loving memory of Hamad Ibrahim R A Al Mohannadi One of the greatest gifts of our lives was knowing Hamad. There is so much to say, yet no words would ever be enough to describe him. Hamad radiated positivity and light everywhere he went. His laughter was infectious. He lit up every room he entered and made light of every challenging situation. Heaven's gained an angel. He was optimistic, jolly, considerate and always had a smile on his face. Never once were we let down by him. He left his print on our hearts and minds forever until we meet again. اللهم إملا قبره بالرضا ، و النور ، و الفسحة ، و السرور May Allah SWT fill his grave with contentment, light, spaciousness and happiness Ameen Salha Saad & Lolwa Saad Kindly respect the family wishes and do not post any pictures.
Alan Woodiwiss
Alan Woodiwiss MBE was a wonderful man, who achieved many amazing things in his 88 years. One lasting legacy was the football club he created on September 9th 1954, Sutton High FC, which to this day continues to thrive. There have been many ups and downs over the years at the club, but one constant was Alan, always there to support and to throw in one of his many quips. There have been many over the years who have continued the good work of the football club, but only one reason why everyone did it: Alan. He passed away on December 28th, 2021, surrounded by his family – he leaves behind 2 daughters, Julia and Marian, and 4 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild – and I am sure many will want to leave their lasting memories of the great man here.
Keith Smith
Keith Smith Keith was taken from us suddenly at the age of 41. We are honestly lost for words. Keith was an unbelievably generous and loving character. He wore his heart on his sleeve and his passion for grassroots football, and more importantly, for Edina Hibs was huge. Keith started coaching with Edina Hibs in 2014 and was pivotal in the rebuilding of the club at that time. He has played a huge role in the success of the club since then. Keith believed that all kids should have accessible, free / affordable football activities. He was passionate about this, and anyone that knew him at Edina will second that. He gave countless local kids a great start in life! Keith never took a penny for coaching and all he talked about was providing this service to local kids. Its this drive and heart that led him to be the brilliant person he was and a genuine community hero to many local kids. The phrase “Mr Edina” has never been more accurate. We have lost a brilliant coach, but we have also lost a dear friend. The club is united with Keith’s family in mourning this devastating loss. RIP Keith. You’ll be sorely missed.