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Roan Vassel
Mr Roan Vassel, Parish Agricultural Manager for RADA Westmoreland was a man of integrity, he was highly respected, and the definition of a great role model. He has touch so many lives and has influence so many in a positive way. He will truly be missed. Gone but not forgotten. His memory will live on.
Christine Wong
Basically.... I'm very frustrated because I believe my girlfriend has given my type II herpes (genital). I've only been going out with her for three months, we've had sex maybe 10-11+ times in this period, and only after the 3-4 time did these odd looking blisters appear in my thigh area. I chalked it down to just coincidence or just some sort of mild irritation. They were raised bumps, blistery, very sore, and seemed to change rapidly. From redness to puss filled white boily type lesions and then to scaly scabby areas. The transition was less than a week or two the first time.
John Woodthorpe
It was with great sadness that we learnt that our colleague, John Woodthorpe, died suddenly from a heart attack while at home on Sunday 29th August. John was an integral part of the Criminal Finances Team - and was respected and admired by all who worked with him in over 20 years in the Civil Service. John was a man of great integrity and humour, with an encyclopaedic knowledge of the workings of Government - upon which many across the Civil Service came to rely. We will miss him dearly, and remember him with great fondness. In accordance with John’s family’s wishes a memorial fundraising page has been set up in celebration of John's life for Sussex Wildlife Trust, because this was a place he loved to visit. If you wish to donate in John’s memory, please visit the fundraising page on the following link https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/johnwoodthorpe
Alan Garwood
Alan Garwood was a husband to Dalia, father to Kiki and Ella, and a treasured friend to many people in the UK and across the world. His untimely and sudden death at the age of only 65 shocked all that new him and his loss leaves a huge hole in the lives of many. This page has been created not only to preserve the many wonderful messages of condolence that were sent in the aftermath of Alan's tragic death, but also to allow further messages to be added by those that knew him as a lasting memory for Dalia and the family.
John Witt
Dedicated to John Witt from his Capsticks family. Following the recent loss of John, we wanted to provide a place for his colleagues and friends at Capsticks to share their fond memories and photos of John and leave messages for his family. John joined Capsticks 24 years ago last week to establish from its inception to what is now our highly reputable regulatory practice and was a leader in his field. Capsticks would not be the firm it is today without John. Our thoughts are with John’s family and friends and his wider Capsticks family who will miss him greatly. John touched so many of our careers and lives with his kindness and was very much loved and respected by everyone he met including our clients and the wider profession. He was really one of the good guys. John’s loss will be keenly felt - most immediately, of course, by his family but also by the many friends and colleagues at Capsticks who were privileged to work with John for so many years.
Maria Josephina Da Silva
Maria Josephina Da Silva (Ritin as she was fondly known) is iconically recognised as a Goan cuisine Masterchef by Goans in all quarters of the world. Mai worked very hard to raise eleven children, however, she always made the time to help family and friends. Our beautiful Mai, Maria Josephina Da Silva, was daughter to Felipe and Rosa Barreto and beloved wife of the late, Rosario Da Silva. She was blessed with four sons, seven daughters, eighteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Mai was the last of her generation in the Barreto family. On emigrating to London, Mai finally had time for hobbies. Her garden was always full of the brightest blooms, tender vegetables and sweet fruits. Mai was Chelsea’s biggest fan and champagne was always on ice when they won. She also followed tennis and snooker very keenly. Messages received from well-wishers in the last few days remind us that Mai was a simple, deeply loving, beautiful, hardworking, caring, considerate, humble yet inspirational woman. Mai was a devout Catholic and always had a rosary at hand. She had absolute faith in especially St. Francis Xavier, Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Anthony. She led the annual pilgrimage to Lourdes with family and close friends and always returned with greater strength, joy and a huge zest for life. Throughout the lockdown, our daily family rosary was Mai’s highlight of the day. She was received by the Lord with her rosary around her neck and comforted by her favorite Our Lady of Lourdes blanket. Thank you for your prayers and support during our time of loss. It has meant so much to our family. May Mai’s soul rest in peace.
Maika Ranamalo Bovoro
Mr Maika Ranamalo Bovoro was born on May 11 1932 and entered into heaven on August 27 2021 at the age of 89. Hailing from Matailobau, Naitasiri , he had maternal links to Navukailagi, Gau. He was a man who dedicated his life to serving the Lord Jesus Christ. He was husband to Anaseini and father of Tukana, Yaca, Mo, Miti and Buka. He was a grandfather to 23 and great-grandfather to 11. He served his country as a soldier, a public servant and as a man of God. He served his region and the world as the first General Secretary of the Bible Society of the South Pacific where he was instrumental in the translation of the new Fijian version of the Bible and also various translations of the Bible across the Pacific. He also established the World Vision in the Pacific and headed the Bimbadeen Bible College in Australia. Later, he established the South Pacific Missionary Training Center outside Suva where he was instrumental in the training of missionaries and pastors, across all denominations of the Church. His students have gone on to become pastors, church workers and missionaries in Fiji, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and across the Pacific. He attended two Presidential Prayer Breakfasts in the US at the invitation of President Ronald Reagan and was the General Secretary for the Pacific Island Leaders Fellowship with Sir Peter Kenilorea as its first Chairman and had the likes of Ratu Mara, Father Walter Lini and Mr George A Sokomanu. He was not only a father to our family, he was a spiritual father to many, in Fiji, in the Pacific, indeed across the world - as he crossed paths with so many people. This is why he was known affectionately as Tamaqu or Uncle Maika. He was an elder of the Raiwai Gospel Chapel (Brethren Assemblies). He worked with all who loved the Lord irrespective of creed, gender or race. In doing so, he touched the lives of many with a taste of the Christ like love which he imbued and lived throughout his life. He is now in heaven with his Lord and saviour and reunited with the saints. It is a journey we all shall take and let us all reflect on his life and his love for Jesus and celebrate as one the legacy that he leaves behind. We the Bovoro family and all who called him Tamaqu or Uncle Maika, will miss our father, grandfather and great-grandfather and invite you all to join us in celebrating his life!
Wayne McFarlane
Wayne I. K. McFarlane was a God-fearing man of integrity, humility, and a pillar of quiet strength. He was a loving father of two, a marvelous grandfather of ten, and everyone who knew him could attest to his goodness, his kindness, his compassion and his principle. He gave advice with wisdom and never believed in being negative. He was a free-spirit and now, he can be truly free...
