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Bernard Malatrat
Bernard was full of life, good energy and with a big smile on his face. Always looking at the positive side of things and wanting to appreciate every second of life. With his very own perspective on things... Loved and appreciated by so many of us because he knew how to listen... His way of living and loving LIFE is his legacy ----- Please share with us here how you remember HIM: you can write a message, attach a picture or video, or simply just say a few words... Bernard - you will always be in our hearts. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bernard vivait sa vie à fond, avec une énergie formidable et toujours avec un grand sourire. Il avait un regard tres positif sur la vie et voulait toujours apprécier chaque moment. Il avait sa propre façon à voir les choses. Tout le monde le bien aimait puisqu’il savait comment écouter and donner… Sa façon de vivre et apprécier LA VIE – est son héritage a nous ----- Nous serons très reconnaissant si vous voulez bien partager ici votre souvenir de Bernard – ca peut être un petit mot, une photo, un message tout simple....Bernard tu restera toujours dans nos cœurs. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Bernard żył pełnią życia, miał w sobie ogromnie dużo wspaniałej energii i niedłączny uśmiech na twarzy. Do wszystkiego podchodził optymistycznie i chciał w pełni korzystać z każdej sekundy. Miał swoje własne spojrzenie na świat. Kochany i ceniony przez tylu z nas – ponieważ umiał słuchać i dawać. Jego ukochanie życia i docenianie każdej jego chwili - jest jego wielką spóścizną dla nas -------- Bardzo prosimy o podzielenie się z nami wszystkimi na tych stronach tak jak go pamiętamy – może być proste słowo, zdjęcie, wideo albo kondolencje....Bernard na zawsze pozostanie w naszych sercach.

Caroline Nweze
Caroline Nweze, fondly called "MamaShed" was born into the Umuonyia clan of Etiti Ngwo, Enugu Sate Nigeria, in 1920. In her youth, she married her late doting husband, Samson Nweze-nde and they were blessed with four children, Shederack Nweze (late), Blessing Eneja, Juliana Nweze and Stanley Nweze. As a devoted Christian, Caroline participated actively in the women group of Methodist Church, Etiti Ngwo. She made her pursuit of God in the Christian faith a priority. Mama's agility and strong-will were well exhibited in the way she took her farming and retail business seriously, while also supporting her family in all the ways she could. Her resilience was clear in all her life's pursuit. Mama never gave up on anything she set her mind on. Caroline loved her family and took time to build special strong bonds with them including relatives whom she often visited. With her bold and witty nature, she created beautiful memories and lived a happy fulfilling life. She is survived by 3 children, 9 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.

Frederick Ahrens
Frederick H. Ahrens also known as Rick or Ricky which he hated. His life was abusive, and he endured a lot in his life. Rick was/is and always will be my best friend. He had a huge heart and as corky as he could be at times, he never stopped being his beautiful strong self. As children we experienced a world that treated us hard, but we had each other to make it through it. As young kids we became blood brothers, and I will always love him and would like to dedicate this song as a tribute to his life and death. "What a Shame" (by: Shinedown)

Michael Woosley
Hey this gives a new meaning to talking from beyond the grave lol…sorry if you don’t like my sense of humor but you will fucking get over it and if not oh well if you can’t take a joke! But seriously I love you all and please play (Where is the Love by Black Eyes Peas) at my memorial service or any time you think of me.

Sylvia Egwa
A matriarch. A teacher, A mother. A friend. A trusted confidant to many...A community nurse. Sylvia was a people's person. She loved the Lord and was never ashamed to proclaim His word. She love to worship and easily broke out in song when she met family and friends. She valued relationships and always reminded us that 'wat nyaka med g'osiep' she put family first. She never minced her words and stood steadfast in the truth. She loved kids ..all kids....and raised more than 50 children personally. Her involvement as a Sunday school teacher gave her a chance to touch the lives of so many people. We have lost a gem. Our matriarch. If we could negotiate with the Lord, we'd ask for one more year..may be two or even ten more....the Lord's ways are not ours so we say adieu mama, till we meet again. Keep shining on us. We will surely miss your love n care..

Dirk Bor
Dirk has been extreme valued colleague for almost 40 years. Working in several predecessor companies before RESCM a lot of you have been working with Dirk for already a long time. Therefore, we have decided to create this memory / condolence page for his family. To share our stories, messages, pictures, everything that reminds us of Dirk.

DR. IBRAHIM MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM
It is with heavy hearts that we announce that Dr. Ibrahim Muhammad Ibrahim has passed away to the great beyond. Dr. Ibrahim died in a ghastly motor accident on Sunday July 11, 2021. The PPFN family not only grieves at the passing of a remarkable individual but also for the loss his family suffers. He was laid to rest in line with Islamic injunctions at the Gudu Cemetery in Abuja at 6:00pm same day. Prior to his death, Dr. Ibrahim was the Executive Director of the Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria. He holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) degree from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (1989) and a Master’s Degree in Applied Population Research from the University of Exeter United Kingdom (2000). He was a Member of the West African College of Physicians (MWACP) in Community Health and has also attended many courses and workshops in sexual and reproductive health within and outside Nigeria. Dr. Ibrahim has about 30 years working experience in public health and reproductive health both in the public and private sector. He worked with Jigawa State Ministry of Health as the Medical Officer where he rose to the rank of Assistant Director. He joined PPFN as an Assistant Director Service Delivery in 1997 and rose through the ranks to become the Executive Director in June 2001, a position he held until his death. The PPFN family and the SRHR community will miss his immense contribution to reproductive health most especially family planning in Nigeria. He is survived by a wife, four children, aged mother, brothers and sisters. May his gentle soul rest in peace Please use the condolence tab if you wish to sign the e-condolence register.








