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Ananda Jayampathy Unantenne
In Loving Memory of Ananda Jayampathy Unantenne Ananda Jayampathy Unantenne passed away peacefully in Melbourne, Australia, on 10th November 2025, with his close family by his side. An ardent Old Trinitian and devoted cricket enthusiast, he will be remembered for his gentle spirit, unwavering kindness, and deep love for those around him. He leaves behind his devoted wife, Sandamala, his three beloved daughters Shani, Chanchala, and Prasangi, his dear son-in-law Alberto Menendez Medina, and his adored grandchildren Olana and Leroy, who brought him endless joy. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Unantenne, Jayampathy was the cherished brother of Rajitha Weerakoon, Thakshila Unantenne, and the late Kanthi Bandarawatte. Honouring his final wishes, his remains were gifted to medical research so that others may benefit from knowledge gained through his legacy. Please feel free to share your condolences, thoughts, and memories of Jayampathy for his loved ones to cherish and hold close during this time.
Kyle Jones
Kyle Jones was a respected member of the NHS Greater Manchester Data Services team, known for his dedication, warmth, and enthusiasm. He had worked across the NHS for many years, including in Salford and Adult Social Care, and was admired by colleagues for his professionalism and kindness. His sudden passing has been deeply felt by friends, teammates, and all who knew him.
Dr. Chien yu (Alice) Chen
In loving memory of Dr. Chien-Yu Alice Chen — a brilliant scientist, devoted mentor, and kind friend whose warmth and curiosity touched everyone who knew her. Alice was deeply knowledgeable — no matter the topic, she always had something thoughtful to contribute. Her boundless curiosity and generous spirit made every conversation richer. She will be remembered for her brilliance, compassion, and the light she brought to all who had the privilege of knowing her.
Jean-Luc Roisin
C’est avec une profonde tristesse que BEMAS, l’Association Belge de la Maintenance vzw-asbl, annonce le décès soudain de Monsieur Jean-Luc Roisin, administrateur depuis 2009 et trésorier depuis 2012. Nos premières pensées vont à sa famille et à ses proches. Jean-Luc Roisin était un administrateur engagé, un esprit clairvoyant et une personnalité chaleureuse. Lors de la conférence Asset Performance des 4 et 5 novembre 2025, il a encore participé activement aux échanges et aux réflexions sur l’avenir de la maintenance et de la gestion des actifs. Son décès survenu peu après a profondément marqué l’association. La BEMAS offre, à travers cette page in memoriam, la possibilité de partager un message de condoléances ou un souvenir, qui sera ensuite transmis à sa famille. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Met diepe droefheid meldt BEMAS, de Belgian Maintenance Association vzw-asbl, het plotse overlijden van de heer Jean-Luc Roisin, bestuurder sinds 2009 en penningmeester sinds 2012. Onze eerste gedachten gaan uit naar zijn familie en naaste vrienden. Jean-Luc Roisin was een geëngageerd bestuurder, een scherp denker en een warme persoonlijkheid. Tijdens de Asset Performance conferentie op 4 en 5 november 2025 nam hij nog actief deel aan de gesprekken en plannen over de toekomst van onderhoud en asset management. Zijn overlijden kort nadien heeft een diepe indruk nagelaten binnen de vereniging. BEMAS biedt via deze in memoriam pagina de kans om een boodschap van medeleven of een herinnering te delen, die vervolgens aan zijn familie zal worden overgemaakt. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It is with deep sadness that BEMAS, the Belgian Maintenance Association vzw-asbl, announces the sudden passing of Mr. Jean-Luc Roisin, Board Member since 2009 and Treasurer since 2012. Our thoughts go first to his family, and his loved ones. Jean-Luc Roisin was a committed Board Member, a sharp-minded professional, and a warm-hearted person. During the Asset Performance Conference on 4 and 5 November 2025, he actively contributed to discussions and reflections on the future of maintenance and asset management. His passing shortly thereafter left a deep impression on the association. Through this in memoriam page, BEMAS offers the opportunity to share a message of sympathy or a personal memory, which will be passed on to his family.
Nicolai Bachmann
Unser Sohn, Bruder, Neffe, Cousin, Freund, Lieblingsmensch, Kollege, Meistertrommler, Cajonvirtuose, Empath, Sonnenanbeter, Chefkoch, Ernährungsexperte, Kommunikationsass, Sportskanone, Fahrradjunkie, Witzeerzähler, Sonnenschein, und unendlich vieles mehr ist tot. Nico starb plötzlich am 02.11.2025 im Alter von 36 Jahren in Essen, seiner Heimatstadt. Du fehlst!
Mark Anthony Lacsamana
Mark Anthony “Macmac” Lacsamana was a loving brother and a loyal friend to many. Known for his selfless heart, he always made sure the people he cared for never felt alone. Macmac had a deep passion for music and shared his talent as a guitarist and bass singer for TCS, where he often helped lead and direct the choir musically. Beyond music, he enjoyed playing online games and spending time with friends who cherished his warmth and humor. Though his journey on earth was cut short, Macmac’s kindness, laughter, and love for life continue to inspire those he left behind. He had many dreams yet to fulfill, but God has called him home—where his song will forever play in the heavens.
Nasir Carter
A gentle soul with a heart full of words and love, Nasir was a poet at heart and a loyal brother to his older sibling, Khalil. Sweet, thoughtful, and endlessly kind, he carried a quiet strength and a fiery spirit when it mattered most. His love for family and his passion for life left a mark on everyone who knew him.
Clare Fearon
It’s with great sadness that we remember our colleague Clare Fearon, who died recently at home in Heaton. Clare had been part of Sociology at Newcastle for nearly fifteen years, making many contributions to our community. She joined us in 2011 to start a PhD after working as a school teacher. In 2020 Clare became a Lecturer in Sociology. She was a first-rate teacher, a steadfast colleague, and a great support for our students. Most notably, she led our first-year introductory module The Sociological Imagination, helping students from a range of backgrounds to find their feet in their degree subject. As Chair of our Student Voice committee, Clare ran a forum that encouraged undergraduates to participate more fully and confidently in their programme. She was a supportive and patient personal tutor. Clare approached all these roles with grace, attentiveness and care. She was also a sophisticated social and cultural thinker. Clare’s PhD on offence, humour, identity and politics, awarded in 2015, is more relevant than ever today. She continued to be interested in issues related to language and representation in everyday life. We have missed Clare’s quiet, calm and thoughtful presence in the months of her illness and since she retired in Spring this year. Our thoughts are with her partner, Geoff, and with family and friends who helped him look after Clare through difficult times. We will continue to miss her. Please share your thoughts and memories of Clare in this book of condolences.