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Gen Bipin Laxman Rawat
General Bipin Laxman Singh Rawat PVSM UYSM AVSM YSM SM VSM ADC (16 March 1958 – 8 December 2021) was an Indian military officer who was a four-star general of the Indian Army. He served as the first Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) of the Indian Armed Forces from January 2020 until his death in a helicopter crash on 8 December 2021. Prior to taking over as the CDS, he served as 57th and last Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Committee as well as 26th Chief of Army Staff of the Indian Army. On 8 December 2021, Gen Rawat, his wife (Mrs Madhulika Rawat) and members of his staff were amongst 10 passengers and 4 crew members aboard an Indian Air Force Mi-17 helicopter flight en route from the Sulur Air Force base to the Defence Services Staff College (DSSC), Wellington, where Gen Rawat was to deliver a lecture. At around 1210 Hr, local time, the aircraft crashed near the outskirts of Coonoor Town, Nilgiris district. Gen Rawat was 63 at the time of his death.
Juliana Ibejiako
Juliana Ubakum Ibejiako, was a Mother,sister,friend and a loving Aunt to many. Being born in Imo state Nigeria, into a family of eight children. She was the third child. She took care of her siblings,as if they were her own children. And with that love , she passed it down to her nieces and nephews. Juliana battled with Health issues from a young age. Yet still , that didn’t stop her. With less Educational background. She opened a successful restaurant business in the heart of Owerri Imo state, Nigeria. Known as Jay-Julie Resturant and Bar. Juliana was known to achieve anything she put her mind to. She later relocated to the UK to join her Sister Mrs Victoria Onumaegbu, she worked hard and became a certified health care assistant in the UK. Marriage life was not so favourable to Juliana , but she moved on with her life and has a beautiful daughter,that meant to world to her. She Acquired a property of her own in Wordbank Owerri. Juliana Ibejiako was the visual representation of “Agu Nwanyi” meaning female lion ,in the Igbo language. She had so much strength and agility, despite her health issues. She helped everyone around her, she was a friend everyone wishes to have. And a sister with a heart of gold.”Ezigbo Nwanne” (A good sibling) And most importantly, a mother that loves her only child with her heart and soul. So with this short story , with a heavy heart and total submission to God . We want to say “Adieu” to our Sister Juliana Ubakum Ibejiako. Till we meet again. TO BE CONTINUED on memories and condolences page.
Oby Anagor
Oby was a loving teacher, daughter, little sister, friend and mother. She has touched numerous heart in some way or the other. We will all miss her. If you wish to support the family in any way, we sincerely appreciate you. 0864083013, Fcmb Helen Anagor- Mother and Grandmother. Burial arrangements will be communicated soon
Bruce Jenkin
Bruce Jenkin, Loved husband of Robin Jenkin, Father of Andrew, Peter, David Jenkin, Grandfather of Ellen, Emma, Holly. Lucy, Lilly and Sage, Great Great Grandfather to Hugo. Committed family man, Sapper, Engineer. Leader, Adventurer and a great friend to many people. Will be sadly missed.
Mark Kraven
Highly respected and dedicated colleague at Peter Ball & Co. His infectious energy and enthusiasm will be sorely missed. Mark was a true 'one-of-a-kind' who always had a smile and greeting for everyone. Often flamboyant his eclectic style had such a positive impact on those fortunate to have met him. An extremely kind and considerate individual who couldn't do enough for his team or clients.
Matthew Young
Please share your memories of Matt to celebrate his life. The funeral will be held at Bromley Parish Church on Thursday 30th December 2021 at 10.30am. A live stream will be available on https://youtu.be/Jam1hddV1wE. The family would prefer that flowers are not given but donations can be made to Bromley Parish Church, Freedom from Torture or Twins Trust.