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Mair Nesrul Zainal Abidin
Mair Nesrul Zainal Abidin was a unique man. He served the WAITRO Secretariat from 2002-2018. Even when the Secretariat went from SIRIM to Fraunhofer and JITRI, Nesrul continued providing his support and insights. But he was so much more than that. Nesrul had the capability to make everyone feel instantly welcome and comfortable in a room, and within our Global Innovation Family. With his warm smile and beautiful laughter, he could really lighten up a room and give others a feeling of belonging. Nesrul, you have left us much too early. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and most of all your kindness with all of us for so many years, the memories of you will stay in our hearts forever. We are thinking of your family and friends and send them strength and love. You will be greatly missed. ʾinnā li-llāhi wa-ʾinna ʾilayhi rājiʿūn
Allal El Ouarti
Allal is geboren in 1937 in Marokko (Fes). Op jonge leeftijd verhuisde hij naar Beni Boughafer. Aldaar is hij in 1965 getrouwd met Mimount Astitou te Beni Boughafer. Hij is in 1971 naar Nederland gekomen, na enkele jaren in Spanje (Barcelona) en Duitsland (Dusseldorf) te hebben geleefd. Zijn gezin heeft hij in 1979 naar Nederland gehaald. Op 26 november 2021 is hij overleden, rahimahou Allah.
Portia Mushi
Portia Maria Rosalie Mushi A very wonderful and precious soul who was loving, caring, kind, full of life, always happy, and a strong and very confident woman. She was a unique individual who had style and was very professional in all she did. She loved and respected her work and knew what she was doing. She loved people and she brought them together as she was always surrounded by a lot of people from different walks of life. Most importantly she loved her family wholeheartedly and it resonates in them as they are also loving people. John 14:27 Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid. Revelation 21:4 ‘He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death’ or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away.”
Ross Lindner
Pastor Ross Lindner was a loving and treasured husband, father, grandpa and great grandpa. He lead his family to love God and love others and created a legacy for his family to follow in his footsteps. He served the Lord faithfully in the churches he helped build and lead, and in his daily life through his pastoral care, acts of service and interceding in prayer. He will be remembered for his passion for God, his love for people and his joyful laugh.
Solomon Oluwole
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF PA SOLOMON OLUMINOLA OLUWOLE Pa Solomon Oluminola Oluwole was born into the popular family of Oluwole of Sagamu, Ogun State. The Oluwole family migrated from Ojowo quarters of Ijebu Igbo to Sagamu, Remo. The family name was formerly Onaile and was changed to Oluwole consequent to the conversion of their forebears to christianity. The members of the family were amongst the first to warmly receive Methodist missionaries who visited Sagamu and subsequently embraced their faith. Pa Solomon Oluminola Oluwole popularly called “SO” was born on the 30th of July 1929. His parents were Chief Samson Alfred Oluwole (The Balogun of Remo) of Itunla quarters and his mother was Mrs Emily Oluwole (Nee Soile) of the Batoro quarters of Sagamu. He attended the Isale Oko Methodist Primary School in Sagamu and Eko Boys High School, Lagos for his secondary education. He thereafter learnt printing and subsequently worked with the Ogunsanwo printing press and the CSS press in Lagos for several years before establishing his own printing press which he named “Handerson Printers” after his first son. He was the Chairman of the Akoka zone of the “Professional Printing Association” for several years before his retirement at the age of eighty five. He married Miss Ololade Ajike Davies an indigene of Lagos state in 1957. The marriage was blessed with seven children and lasted for 63 years until his passing in 2021. He was a committed and active member of the Hoares Memorial Methodist Church, Yaba, Lagos. Pa Solomon Oluwole loved and enjoyed life, he loved music and was a good dancer. He loved several genres of music such as highlife, Juju, Apala and Gospel. Some of his favorite artists were Chief Ebenezer Obey, Chief Sunny Ade, Late Chief Haruna Ishola, Late Chief Rex Lawson, Late Bobby Lawson, Late Chief I.K Dairo and Fela Anikulapo- Kuti whom he and his wife frequently watched perform. He won several awards as the best dancer and the best dressed gentleman frequently during the defunct ‘’ Art Alade Show”, organised by the National Television Authority, Victoria Island Lagos. He loved travelling and consequently visited several states across Nigeria, several countries on the West African coast, Israel, the United Kingdom and several states in the United States of America where he became a citizen by naturalization. He consequently spent several years living in Chicago, Illinois. He loved football and was an active member of the fans club of the moribund “Super Stores Football Club” of Lagos and travelled under its umbrella whenever and wherever they played outside Lagos. He was very current with political issues as well as current affairs, and his favorite channel was CNN while his favorite newspaper was the Nigerian Tribune. He was an amateur boxer at Alakoro, Lagos. He was a committed father who spent quality time with his children and grandchildren. He was a well loved and respected community leader who opened his door to strangers, a father figure to several people and was fondly called “grandpa” by neighbours. He was a die-hard Awoist who printed and distributed almanacs, calendars & diaries with Chief Obafemi Awolowo’s picture annually till his retirement. He was a very devoted christian who loved to pray and worship God. He spent the last two nights of his life worshipping God. He passed unto glory peacefully in his sleep in the afternoon of 13th August 2021 at the ripe age of 92. He is survived by his wife Mrs Ololade Ajike Oluwole, six children, fourteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren, his younger sister Mrs Juliana Adenike Awosile (Nee Oluwole), several cousins including - Chief (Mrs) Adeseike Adetula (Nee Oluwole) and Chief Olubayode Oluwole, several nephews and nieces. May his gentle soul rest in peace in the bosom of the Lord. Pa Solomon Oluminola Oluwole popularly called “SO” was born on the 30th of July 1929. His parents were Chief Samson Alfred Oluwole (The Balogun of Remo) of Itunla quarters and his mother was Mrs Emily Oluwole (Nee Soile) of the Batoro quarters of Sagamu. He attended the Isale Oko Methodist Primary School in Sagamu and Eko Boys High School, Lagos for his secondary education. He thereafter learnt printing and subsequently worked with the Ogunsanwo printing press and the CSS press in Lagos for several years before establishing his own printing press which he named “Handerson Printers” after his first son. He was the Chairman of the Akoka zone of the “Professional Printing Association” for several years before his retirement at the age of eighty five. He married Miss Ololade Ajike Davies an indigene of Lagos state in 1957. The marriage was blessed with seven children and lasted for 63 years until his passing in 2021. He was a committed and active member of the Hoares Memorial Methodist Church, Yaba, Lagos. Pa Solomon Oluwole loved and enjoyed life, he loved music and was a good dancer. He loved several genres of music such as highlife, Juju, Apala and Gospel. Some of his favorite artists were Chief Ebenezer Obey, Chief Sunny Ade, Late Chief Haruna Ishola, Late Chief Rex Lawson, Late Bobby Lawson, Late Chief I.K Dairo and Fela Anikulapo- Kuti whom he and his wife frequently watched perform. He won several awards as the best dancer and the best dressed gentleman frequently during the defunct ‘’ Art Alade Show”, organised by the National Television Authority, Victoria Island Lagos. He loved travelling and consequently visited several states across Nigeria, several countries on the West African coast, Israel, the United Kingdom and several states in the United States of America where he became a citizen by naturalization. He consequently spent several years living in Chicago, Illinois. He loved football and was an active member of the fans club of the moribund “Super Stores Football Club” of Lagos and travelled under its umbrella whenever and wherever they played outside Lagos. He was very current with political issues as well as current affairs, and his favorite channel was CNN while his favorite newspaper was the Nigerian Tribune. He was an amateur boxer at Alakoro, Lagos. He was a committed father who spent quality time with his children and grandchildren. He was a well loved and respected community leader who opened his door to strangers, a father figure to several people and was fondly called “grandpa” by neighbours. He was a die-hard Awoist who printed and distributed almanacs, calendars & diaries with Chief Obafemi Awolowo’s picture annually till his retirement. He was a very devoted christian who loved to pray and worship God. He spent the last two nights of his life worshipping God. He passed unto glory peacefully in his sleep in the afternoon of 13th August 2021 at the ripe age of 92. He is survived by his wife Mrs Ololade Ajike Oluwole, six children, fourteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren, his younger sister Mrs Juliana Adenike Awosile (Nee Oluwole), several cousins including - Chief (Mrs) Adeseike Adetula (Nee Oluwole) and Chief Olubayode Oluwole, several nephews and nieces. May his gentle soul rest in peace in the bosom of the Lord.
NYPat z4v4
On this day of our lord November 19, 2021, Misc. users NYPat and z4v4 ( wincel ) passed away after the acquittal of our National Hero Kyle Rittenhouse. While their libelous statements were fervent, they could never overcome the insanely high test of Mr. Rittenhouse. In lieu of flowers, please donate semen and dildos to their mothers.
Nermin Badwi
Nermin was a kind and passionate young woman who was in her final year of medical school. She was an advocate for better access to surgical care worldwide and founded an NGO for that purpose. She did her best to represent Egypt in Global Surgery Research and published several articles. She was a colleague one could rely on and trust. We met and worked together during several years within InciSioN. Even though I never had the priviledge to meet her in real life, we were friends! She always remembered my birthdays and sent me Eid wishes. We had frequent chats and I always loved when her name popped up in my notifications. If I had a project in which I could involve her, I always reached out to her so we can work together some more. She helped me significantly when I needed help on my way to Oxford and she did it without expecting anything in return. That is the kind of person she was. I will miss her! We had so much in commun, a similar culture, the same faith, the same passion and curiosity for research and a will to help our countries somehow. We also shared the loss of a parent as her mother died a few months after my father did. We supported each other through that as well. We fantasised about the day we would actually meet in real life and I am so sad that this dream will never come true. This online rememberance page is my little contribution to try and bring some comfort to her family. They probably don't know how important Nermin's role in Global Surgery was, how loved and respected she was in our community and the impact she had all over the world. I want them to know this part of her as well and therefore I would like to invite you to write about what you have shared with her and what you remember about her. I will then send this to her family. Thanks a lot Zineb
Pastor (Dr) Thomas Ifeanyichukwu Timothy Okpalugo
TRANSITION INTO GLORY On behalf of the Okpalugo family and the leadership of DLBC Church Scotland Region, we are sorry to announce the passing away to glory of our beloved Pastor Dr Thomas Ifeanyichukwu Timothy Okpalugo (BDS, PhD; MInstP) who passed away at 14.45 UK time on Tuesday the 16th of November, 2021. He was 55 years old. He was survived by a wife and four children, and many brothers, sisters, uncles, aunties, nieces, nephews and cousins in the UK, USA and Africa. Pastor (Dr.) Tom has been a Dentist, a Nano-Research Scientist at Uni of Ulster, an Assistant Pastor of DLBC, Glasgow and until his transition on 16 Nov ‘21; the Pastor-in-charge of DLBC Dundee, Scotland. Funeral Arrangements - Dec 9th, 10th and 12th 2021: Thursday* 09 Dec Service of Songs 7pm-9pm Friday* 10 Dec Funeral Service 10am-12noon Friday** 10 Dec Interment Service 1pm-1.30pm Friday* 10 Dec Refreshments 2pm-3pm Sunday* 12 Dec Thanksgiving Service 10am-1pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * DLBC Church Service Venue: Deeper Life Bible Church Building, 85 Killin St. Glasgow, G32 9AH ** Interment Service Venue: Linn Cemetery, 382 Drakemire Drive, Glasgow G45 9SR [NOTICE: From Church to Cemetery is 6.7 miles or 10.8km - Please allow 30 to 40 minutes for the journey by private car or longer for pubic transport.] For Condolences or More Information: Nigeria: Dr Don Ebele Okpalugo ( +234 904 195 2971) UK: Dr Chris Ikenna Okpalugo (+44 778 625 3456), Dr Osmond Okpalugo (+44 772 305 4209), Pastor Chima Dioka (+44 772 465 2268)