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Solomon Alvin Yeoh
He, a loving son, husband, father to our 4 beautiful children Hayley, Hannah, Haggith and Zechariah, brother and a much loved friend. God loves him and he has a much bigger responsibility to perform and that is his task and his aim. He believes that “god wants him to work with thy for they can move mountains”. His final motto in life! We all loved him and missed him. We shall remember him for his good works here in this special page created specially for my dear husband ❤️
Deaconess Folashade Osuntayo (Nee Ifabumuyi)
Late Deaconess Folashade Osuntayo was born on 6th December, 1966 at Ibadan, Oyo State to the family of Chief Simeon Aderibigbe Ifabumuyi, Oshoogbon of Owoland and Chief (Mrs) Christiana Ayoola Ifabumuyi (nee Fakore) She attended Lagos City College, Sabo Yaba and later proceeded to Ogun State Teachers College, Òru and Ilaro. She was happily married to her husband, Pastor Seyi Osuntayo on August 24th 1995. She's indeed a mother in a Israel with a large heart to accommodate people. A skillful bakecaterer, nutritionist and chef. Full of passion for God and His work, she was a Deaconess in The Apostolic Church Nigeria, LAWNA. Until her demise, she's gave her husband a full support in running The Pastoral Impartation Network (P.I.N) which has the Aspire group as one of the training platforms. She was a mother of 4 and grand mother of 2.
Late Deaconess Folashade Osuntayo
Late Deaconess Folashade Osuntayo was born on 6th December, 1966 at Ibadan, Oyo State to the family of Chief Simeon Aderibigbe Ifabumuyi, Oshoogbon of Owoland and Chief (Mrs) Christiana Ayoola Ifabumuyi (nee Fakore) She attended Lagos City College, Sabo Yaba and later proceeded to Ogun State Teachers College, Òru and Ilaro. She was happily married to her husband, Pastor Seyi Osuntayo on August 24th 1995. She's indeed a mother in a Israel with a large heart to accommodate people. A skillful bakecaterer, nutritionist and chef. Full of passion for God and His work, she was a Deaconess in The Apostolic Church Nigeria, LAWNA. She was a mother of 4 and grand mother of 2.
Toby Smith
Toby Smith passed away suddenly at the very young age of 21. He is the grandson of our very own beloved "Diane Phoenix". Please leave messages of condolences for his family and let them know that the NOMOC Nation loves them! There is a GoFundMe page set up for his family to help with expenses. If you want to and are able, you can donate here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-loving-memory-of-toby-smith?utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link_all&utm_source=customer
Afolabi Olusola Oluwakemi
Mother, sister and wife, lived briefly with us here. She was born to the family of late Mr and Mrs Afolabi from Ido Ekiti and married to Mr Gbenga Afolabi of Igogo Ekiti and the family is blessed with three children, a girl and two boys. Highly dedicated and passionate lover of the things of the kingdom. She served and loved God with all in her. She died around 11:40pm on Saturday 14th August, 2021.
Dr Christopher Zishiri
Dr Christopher Zishiri was a gifted public health professional, who devoted his time and energy to the strengthening of tuberculosis (TB) care and prevention in Zimbabwe. He was the founding Executive Director of The Union Zimbabwe Trust (UZT) and, prior to that, was the Country Director of International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union) in Zimbabwe. As the Zimbabwe Country Director at The Union, he spearheaded the final years of TB CARE I and the entire multi-million Challenge TB projects. In 2019, Chris was pivotal in establishing The Union Zimbabwe Trust (UZT). From then on Chris did his outmost to develop the new local non-governmental organisation and its portfolio within the TB response fraternity. He leaves a huge gap in TB care and prevention in Zimbabwe and beyond. His vision of sustainable health solutions for Zimbabwean communities, which end TB in the country, will go on. May his soul rest in peace.
Cathy Matheï
Professor dr Catharina Matheï is no longer with us. After a short, intense but unwinnable fight against an aggressive tumor, dr Cathy at too young of age passed away on Friday 13 august 2021 surrounded by the loving care of her family. Professor Mathei served as a medical advisor of the Free Clinic in Antwerp – a low threshold service for PWUD. Prof. Dr. Mathei graduated as a medical doctor of the University of Antwerp in 1996 and received a PhD in medical sciences at the University of Leuven with the thesis: “The epidemiologyof hepatitis C among drugusers”. In 2010 she was appointed as Professor at the KUL at the faculty of Medicine, departement of Public Health and Primary care. She was a pioneer in the field of hepatitis and people who use drugs and an inspiration for a lot of colleagues now working in this field. At Free Clinic she inspired, supported and co-created different projects : -to start working with a hep C nurse in 2004; -to create a gender specific women's harm reduction project in 2007 -starting the first peer driven support for hep C : the C-Buddy project in 2009 -starting a harm reduction project for youngsters: Plug-INN in 2012 -giving the C-Buddy project a new start in the cooperation within 'The Antwerp Model' in 2015 -supporting the Expert-C project in St Niklaas in 2018 - and many more… Professor Cathy Matheï will be remembered for her many research and publications and contribution to several international appointements and positions, but especially for her passion in working with most vulnerable pwud, always advocating for their rights. Most of all Cathy will be remembered as a warm vibrant personality with a roaring laugh and big hart for people who use drugs. On behalf of the Free Clinic team
