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Carrie Greenberg
A pillar of our community, Carrie Greenberg, has gone home to be with Hashem. Please share your thoughts and photos here for her family to read. Feel free to share this page. Funeral for Carrie Greenberg will be held tomorrow, Friday, May 21 at 11:30am at Mt. Sinai Simi Valley 6150 Mt. Sinai Drive. Please wear bright colors as Carrie loved bright and bold colors. You can attend in person or on zoom... (Zoom Link Below) The following is the Shiva Schedule at the Greenberg residents: 6523 Bayberry St. in Oak Park. Friday after the funeral up until 5:00pm. Sunday -Thursday Shachris Minyan will be at 9:00am. Visiting Hours following minyan until 5:00pm Mincha/Maariv at 7:45pm Evening Visiting Hours from 7:45pm-10:00pm ZOOM LINK Time: May 21, 2021 11:30 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81064190621?pwd=VCtIajBmdWtlVzJsTkJzZDBscWx3UT09 Meeting ID: 810 6419 0621 Passcode: 12345
Noëmi Ral
It is with profound sorrow that the Embassy of the Kingdom of Belgium in Kenya informs you of the death of Noëmi Ral on May 20, 2021 in Johannesburg. Noëmi who worked at the Embassy as First Secretary was our ray of light. She was tragically hit by the Corona virus and after battling it courageously she passed away. She will be dearly missed by her family, friends and colleagues. We would be grateful if you would register here your message of condolence which will be conveyed to her family.
Andy Dunn
Andy Dunn tragically passed away on the 19th May 2021 aged 49. He lived a rich and adventurous life, full of humour and warmth. Andy was a dedicated husband and father, and is survived by his widow Jude, their two young children Robert and Katherine, and two adult children Natalia and Gianara. Andy possessed a sharp intellect and wit, and could turn his hand to anything he set his mind to, successfully qualifying as an air traffic controller and yacht-master offshore instructor in recent years, whilst helping the International School of Zug and Luzern as an operations manager. There are so many vivid memories for all who knew him to share, they are solace in his absence. Please consider writing not only your condolence, but a memory of a moment you shared with him and post pictures for those who loved him to enjoy for years to come.
Nino Wicaksono
Nino Wicaksono was a remarkable engineer, a true friend, and a humble person. Those of us who had the opportunity to know and work with Nino can feel the immense and tragic loss. This condolence page is dedicated to him by his many friends in Singapore and around the world. Please leave your messages for his family and friends.
David Brown
Dave started teaching for the WEA in 2016. His Emotional Health Mentoring courses were a hit with students right away and many went on to volunteer and mentor in schools themselves. We are grateful for Dave’s huge contribution to the WEA community and he will be missed by students, staff and partners alike. We have spoken to as many of Dave’s recent students as we could get hold of and they all pass on their condolences. One of the students described his teaching as ‘inspirational’ and they all said how much his courses meant to them. The rapport with his students was evident in each class and it is testament to his wonderful teaching and subject knowledge that students signed up for course after course with Dave. He created a warm, supportive learning environment
Jong-Kap Park
Father, Husband, Entrepreneur, Grandfather, Badass. Jong-Kap (John) Park passed away peacefully at the Windsor Essex Hospice in Leamington on May 18, 2021 after battling lung cancer. John was born in North Korea in 1942, escaped to South Korea with his family when he was 2, and immigrated to Toronto in the late 1960's with $50 in his pocket, not speaking a word of English or knowing single soul in Canada. Within a year, he had worked his way up to Foreman at Domglas in Brampton, having impressed the other workers with his venerable tae kwon do skills (he was a 5th degree black belt). He also started dating (and would later marry) the most beautiful woman he’d ever seen, Kyung-Ja, also known as Kay. John had a fearless entrepreneurial spirit and unbelievably strong work ethic working 7 days a week, 365 days a year for 4 decades. He opened his first business, a Becker’s convenience store on Homewood Ave. in the 1970's. Shortly after, he opened Allan Gardens Grocery on Carlton St. John went on to become a Florist (Kensington Flower Shop in Kensington Market), a Dry Cleaner and Tailor (Finesse Cleaners on O'Connor Dr) and eventually the proprietor of the much loved Cornerstone Cafe (originally Palm Tree Donut Cafe in the Guildwood area of Scarborough). For 23 years, John and Kay provided a safe haven for so many in Guildwood, served amazing coffee and food but also love, encouragement and (often unsolicited) advice. Regulars knew the you never wanted to get on John's bad side, but that he would give the shirt off his back if you needed it. Cornerstone Cafe was John's labour or love and he truly enjoyed being part of the Guildwood Community. John is loved eternally and survived by his wife Kyung-Ja (Kay), his three daughters, Josephine (Stephan), Naomi, and Simmone and his four grandchildren Genevieve, Daniel Jong, Constance, and Eloise. If you wish, you can make a donation in John’s memory to the Windsor Essex Hospice at the hospice.ca or Liberty for North Korea at libertyinnorthkorea.org.
Kathleen Marshall
Kathy was born in Fremantle, WA, in 1946. She grew up in Perth, and moved to Kalgoorlie when she married. She has four boys. She separated from her husband in 1988 and settled in Melbourne, living in Berwick for 20 years. She has four grandchildren. Kathy passed away in May 2021, and we now join to celebrate her life by sharing our memories of her.
Sudhakar Vemuri
Currently serving as the Deputy Chair of the Badminton Asia TOC, Mr. Sudhakar Vemuri is one of the most respected Technical Officials in the Badminton World Federation circuit. With the distinction of officiating in three consecutive Olympics (1992, 1996, and 2000) as an Umpire, Mr. Sudhakar had been a Referee, Umpire Assessor, and course conductor for Umpires later. He traveled across Asia and abroad, educating and mentoring technical officials, motivating them, leading by example in his current role. A recipient of the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Distinguished Service Award in recognition of his role as a mentor for BWF umpires and a BWF Umpire Assessment Panel member Mr. Sudhakar is survived by his wife and two daughters.
Edo Berggraaf
Wat de toekomst brengen moge, mij geleidt des Heren hand; moedig sla ik dus de ogen naar het onbekende land. Leer mij volgen zonder vragen Vader, wat Gij doet is goed! Leer mij slechts het heden dragen met een rustig, kalme moed! (Johan de Heer 880;vers 1) Dank voor uw attentie getoond in welke vorm dan ook. Detta Berggraaf Liesbeth, Edward, Cheryl en Denzil. Theo, Ilona, Larissa, Robin en Imani.