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Rolando (Rolo) Francis
Rolo fue, es y será un gran ejemplo de tenacidad y disciplina profesionalmente, pero lo mas importante es que fue ejemplo de un hombre bueno, entregado y con un amor profundo por su familia. Se va dejando un espacio muy grande en nuestros corazones, pero nos deja el recuerdo de una gran ser humano. Disfrutamos mucho tu presencia en nuestras vidas Rolo! Querida Geanina, te abrazamos con el corazón a ti y a sus hijos Jimena y Sebastián los acompañamos a distancia pero a la vez con nuestro espíritu cerquita. ----- Rolo was a great example of tenacity and discipline professionally, but most important of all is that he was an example of a great and dedicated person devoted to his family. Our heart is broken and blue today, But his memory remains in our heart and mind of an outstanding being We really enjoy your presence in our lives Rolo! Dear Geanina, we hug you and your children Jimena and Sebastian with our hearts

Alice Aifekelu Airefetalor
Exit of A Peaceful Mother. We announce the exit of our peaceful mother, Hon Lady Alice Aifekelu Airefetalor, who was called to glory on the 27th of September 2021. Our Mother was affectionate, kind hearted and peaceful. She ardently cherished relationships - with God, family and friends. She was compassionate and generous to all especially the widows, orphans and the less privileged members in the Esan community. Her career journey was an inspiration to many. She trained as a Nurse and progressed to the position of Director, Nursing Services, Esan West Local Government Council before she retired. While preparing for retirement, she went back to school, studied law and was called to The Nigerian Bar in 2006. At the time of her death, she was a First Member of the Area Customary Court II, Ekpoma, Lady of St Mulumba and an active member of numerous pious societies in the Catholic Church. In celebration of her life please share your memories and condolence messages below.

Ashton Copeland
We miss you everyday ,every second that you are not here. We want every little bit of you that we can get. So friends, family anything of this angel that you can write and remember good or bad don’t be shy. Ashton and us would love to hear❤️ We need to hear about him as much as possible. Always and forever we love and miss you Ashton XOXOXOXO

George Bernard St John
George Bernard "Monty" St. John was born in Grenada to Ellaline and Edward St. John. He was a man with a big personality and big heart who had a positive impact on many lives. He joined Barclays Bank upon leaving high school and worked with the bank until retirement after almost 40 years. He had a successful career as a Manager and Director of Barclay’s Bank in Grenada, Barbados, St. Vincent, St. Lucia and the UK. He was married to Maureen St. John for 49 years until her death in 2017. He is survived by two sons, four grandchildren as well as numerous brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces and friends. One of his favorite sayings was "The Credit goes to the Man in the Arena"

Christine McWaters
Wife., mother, grandmother, sister, auntie, sister in law and friend. Granny to all who loved her whether related by blood or not. ❤️. An avid crafter who was fascinated by Egyptology. Loved watching criminology documentaries and listening and singing along to Elvis, Buddy Holly, Billy Fury and all the greats. Was an ice skater and a jiver in her youth. Never missed her nightly calls with her sister and would do anything for you if you asked her. An absolute whizz at scrabble and word games, and tongue twisters. Favourite places she visited - Memphis and Egypt of course. Loved to "INFINITY AND BEYOND", and will be dearly missed. Funeral will be held at Douglas Crematorium on 8th October at 11.30 am.

James Glasby
James was a much loved individual. Everyone that met him enjoyed his company, whether personally or professionally. His friendly nature and sense of humour made him a great person to be around. He was held in high regard by all that met him and will be sorely missed. It is truly tragic to have lost James so young, but he will forever live on in the hearts and minds of his friends and family. May he rest in peace.

The SOC
When we met the SOC, we thought it was great. We had dreams of getting the pew pew map we always wanted. We thought, "Who wouldn't love having all the buttons and knobs to stop bad things and the remit to fight evil?". We thought we'd have all the data. The world was ours. Then, we met the SIEM and a bunch of certifications we had to go get - both things we kind of thought were awful, but didn't want to tell anyone. Twenty plus years later, we saw it for what it was - we just needed cloud, better architecture, and security analytics. Once the SOC knew that we knew this, it became hard for the SOC to live with itself. We will miss it dearly.








