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Tony Dron
Tony Dron was a racing driver, motoring journalist and author. He was a racing contemporary and friend of James Hunt in Formula Ford before competing in saloon cars, sports cars, Porsche series and latterly historic racing cars. He won events in 24 makes and 41 models of car. The total number of wins is not known but is well into the hundreds. He wrote for Motor magazine, was editor of Classic Cars for 11 years and a Telegraph motoring contributor. He is survived by his wife Charis and children from previous marriages, Amy, William and Katy. With thanks to Jeff Bloxham for the image.
Oludaisi Abidakun
A caring husband, loving father, grand father, peace seeker, tireless worker, sponsor of dreams, confidante to many and above all, a person whose mantra and typical greeting was Alafia - Peace. He will forever remain in our love.The memories we cherish and shared will stand as a guiding light in our broken but thankful hearts. The sky is brighter because Heaven celebrates the gain of a worthy soldier and ambassador. Rest on Daddy as you champion our aspirations and relationships...
Dimitri Pourbaix
Dimitri Pourbaix was a kind, passionate and enthusiastic person. He was a senior FNRS research associate (Maître de recherches FNRS) at Université libre de Bruxelles. He maintained the 9th Catalogue of Spectroscopic Binary Orbits (SB9) for the former IAU Commission 26. He has been president of the IAU Commission 30 (Radial Velocities). He was passionately involved in the Gaia space mission, particularly in connection to issues related to binary stars. He enjoyed sharing his passion with the public through lectures at ULB and astronomy camps in the Ardennes.
Mark Jones
Mark W. Jones, 48, of Bluefield, VA passed away surrounded by his family at Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown, WV on November, 14, 2021. Born on March 19 th, 1973 in Winchester, VA. He is a son of the late Charles Elwood and Kathryn Liskey Jones. He grew up in Middleway, WV and was a 1991 graduate of Jefferson High School. He went on to attend Glenville State College where he earned his Associate’s degree in Forestry and Bachelor’s degree in Biology. After college, he spent several years working for Landmark Forestry in Horner, WV. Later he returned to school at West Virginia University to further his education. There he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Wood Science and Master’s degree in Forestry. While attending WVU Mark joined the Woodmen Team, where he famously became “Jonesy.” It was at WVU he would meet his future wife, Tricia Roberts. During his time at WVU Mark began working for Allegheny Wood Products. Mark would spend his career working at AWP for over 20 years. While employed with AWP, he worked at various locations and positions from Forestry Aide, Mill Shift Supervisor, Plant Manager, and Southern Regional Manager. In May of 2005 Mark married Tricia in Aberdeen, MD. Living in North Carolina, together they would have two children, Molly and Wesley. Eventually Mark, Tricia, and the kids would make their home in Bluefield, VA. Mark was an avid hunter and fisherman; he would travel to various places to do so. He also thoroughly enjoyed kayaking, riding ATV’s, competing in Timber Sports and coaching football. Mark loved spending time with his family and friends, especially his children. It seemed that Mark never knew a stranger and had the uncanny ability to make people laugh or smile. Mark could be a bit of a ‘Storyteller’ and enjoyed sharing stories with others. Mark is survived by his wife Tricia of 16 years and his children, Molly and Wesley, who reside in Bluefield, VA. In addition, he is survived by two brothers, Charles Jeffrey of Hedgesville, WV and Matthew of Inwood, WV, and sister, Kathy Jones of Middleway, WV. He is also survived by several nephews and nieces as well as aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Jim Gillies
Our friend and colleague, Jim Gillies, passed away at home on Saturday the 13th of November after a long battle with cancer. Jim has been part of SLC for over 16 years working in many teams including FE, DSA, BCF and, for the last 6 years, the Assess Platform. Jim has had a huge influence in all the teams he's worked in, but more importantly he has left a positive lasting impression on so many people he worked with. His loss will be felt much more widely than the Assess Platform and he will be missed by many within SLC. Jim is survived by his wife Aileen and daughter Emma and our thoughts go out to them at this time.
Bryan Rothlein
On behalf of all of you within IDEXX, we have sent our condolences to Bryan's family. Knowing that many of you would've liked to say a last goodbye, we would encourage you to share your thoughts and feelings via this remembrance page. We will collect all your comments and ensure that they are given to his wife Erin as one respectful message from all of us.
Veronica Ajing Ndifon
Ma Veronica Ajing Ndifon lived a life of service to her community and she was a leader that set standards in the various facets of her society. Her ability to interact with diverse people, gave her an opportunity to impact both the youth and elderly in Ikom and Nigeria at large. She was fluent in 6 languages which extended her relationships and networks to states beyond Cross River State. She will be fondly remembered as a mother of mothers, renown farmer, community leader, philanthropist, sage, philosopher and recipient of many awards. In addition she was: • A devout believer • A pioneer Lady Knight of the order of St. Mulumba (LSM) • Member, St Vincent de Paul Society and many other organizations • A senior educationist and matron of multiple schools • Government contractor/Businesswoman • President, National Council of Women Society (NCWS) She will be laid to rest on 28-30, January 2022. Your show of LOVE AND SUPPORT can be paid into the accounts below. Funeral Funds Donations Accounts : www.PayPal.me/CharlesNdifon Zelle account: DrCoNdifon@gmail.com Or +14019994466 Or Nigerian account details below: Eco Bank Account 0392036066 Njar Gertrude Nnanjar. Current Account. You can also join us on WhatsApp, for more information and updates using this link.. https://chat.whatsapp.com/L9wjKiqYG2l4UdRvcHNT2O
Charity Njeri Kimathi
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing on of our dear friend and sister Charity Njeri. She went to be with the Lord on 5th Nov. She was laid to rest on 13th Nov 2021. We would like to say a big thankyou to all who supported the family and friends. May God richly bless you all.
Edward John Yuiska
Edward “John” Yuiska III, age 53, beloved husband, father, son, brother, and warrior, died peacefully at home on March 11th, 2021, after a prolonged battle with cancer. John was an old soul, an eternal optimist, a jokester, and a style maven. He loved funky clothes, and could really rock a hat. He was extremely laid back, yet crystal clear about his beliefs and ideals. His incredible intelligence, paired with the uncanny ability to see trends before anyone else, made his career path varied and interesting. New York City was the dream and he made it happen. He landed his first job at DDB and after several years opened his own broadcast design firm, Superfi, with a partner. While in NYC, he met Lisette Buiani. They fell in love and married soon after. Their first son, Anders was born in a tiny apartment on the west side – which they quickly outgrew. New Jersey was next, into a large old house they lovingly restored together. Finn, soon followed to complete their family. After 9/11 things changed, so they headed down to South Florida to be closer to family. John continued to slay at several area creative agencies until he landed at Perficient, designing mobile apps. John was an incredibly hands on husband and father, as well as a fiercely loyal friend. Hockey, lacrosse, homework, learning to drive, cooking, DIY projects and dates with his wife - John did it all with a smile and was always a pleasure to be around. Music was incredibly important to John and he had an eclectic taste he was happy to share with anyone who was interested. The man could make an incredible playlist and did so whenever asked. Warm, kind and caring, everyone who met John loved him, and he has a slew of friends all over the world that can attest to that! John is survived by his wife Lisette Buiani and his sons, Anders and Finn, his sister, Julie page, his parents Kathi & Ed Yuiska, and his in-laws, Jim & Elizabeth Buiani. There will be a Celebration of Life in November of 2021. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Friends of South Florida Music in his name.