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Andrew Stableford
Andrew was one of the founding members of the Herbal Medicine team at Lincoln University. He joined us here at the college, along with a number of Complementary Medicine staff in 2012, when we took over this provision. Since then he has orchestrated the development of the new BSc Clinical Herbalism and in 2019 his long standing ambition to validate an MSc in Herbal Therapeutics was realised. Andrew is a well known and very well loved member of the broader Herbal community. Countless students have been inspired to study and practice herbal medicine as a result of his influence and his unique and individual approach to the theories and philosophies of his profession gave him a celebrity-like status that he accepted so graciously. Andrew was such a pleasure to work and spend time with and he will be sorely missed by a great many people.
Crisostomo Mariano Serrano
Our family has sadly lost our papa and lolo Cris Serrano on April 13, 2021. He died at the age of 87 in his home in Davao City surrounded by his family. Born in Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija in 1934, Cris completed his medical education at the University of the Philippines College of Medicine in 1958, where he met his wife Pat. He trained in Internal Medicine at the Philippine General Hospital before settling in Davao City, where he was invited to head the Department of Medicine at Brokenshire Hospital. In 1966, Cris, along with his wife and several other doctors, co-founded what would become Davao Doctors Hospital. He remained a dedicated clinician and educator at the hospital for decades. He is known by his residents to be exceptionally consistent and prompt in doing his rounds – a trait they learned to adopt in their own clinical practices. One of the last lessons he imparted upon his family is the grace to accept one's condition. He hardly complained throughout his later years as he succumbed to his illness. He bore it in his usual fashion - with quiet dignity. Up to the very end, he remained a model to be emulated and admired. Cris will be remembered as a steadfast trailblazer, an honorable leader, a brilliant and compassionate cardiologist and mentor, a loving father, and above all, a selfless, simple, and God-fearing man. Cris is survived by his loving wife Pat, his 3 devoted children Gigi and her husband Philip, Junjun and his wife Cecile, and Ronnie, and 5 grandchildren Corinne, Isabel, Carlo, Katrina, and Anna. ### In lieu of flowers and/or wreaths, a donation instead will be much appreciated for the charities of the Our Lady of the Assumption Parish, their parish church. (BPI: Assumption Parish, 2881-0020-97). Mass cards can be sent to his clinic at 201 Medical Tower Davao Doctors Hospital E. Quirino Avenue Davao City Online masses and memorials celebrating the life of Cris will be held in his honor. Details regarding these services will be released here as they become available.
David Whitebread
David was a loving husband, father and grandfather. In his professional life, David was an influential former Lecturer & Researcher in developmental psychology & early childhood education at the University of Cambridge. He founded the research centre for Play in Education, Development and Learning (PEDAL) at the Faculty of Education. Before joining Homerton College in 1986, he taught in Primary schools, mainly in Leicestershire, for 12 years. David was a kind-hearted supervisor of PhD and Master students, for which he was recognised by the University of Cambridge's Student-Led Teaching Award in 2015.
Scott Lamshed
Mr. Scott Lamshed was one of five sons of Veronica Lamshed and Desmond Gilbert Ross Lamshed). He struggled through life with his weight which entailed other health issues to occur and he finally succumbed to those health issues. Scott's Mother was Veronica Lamshed Scott's brothers were - Stephen Lamshed, Kym Lamshed, Warren lamshed, (Scott Lamshed), and last but not least Geoff Lamshed. He will be missed by many.
Sarah Ford El-Mohandes
In this space we remember Sarah. Sarah started her studies at the University of Surrey in 2018 to fulfil her desire of becoming a Paramedic. Sarah was a brilliant student, always ready to offer a contribution regardless of the topic; she was passionate about excellent care for all patients regardless of their circumstances. Sarah had recently taken on the role of Course rep and so becoming a voice for her cohort. She often met with the team to discuss how best to support students with the programme. To Sarah’s friends and colleagues, she will be remembered as a caring, compassionate and thoughtful person. Sarah embodied the virtues of a paramedic – compassionate, bright and with a wicked sense of humour.
Stella Ahumada de Gómez
Recordamos con agradecimiento la vida de Stella, una mujer trabajadora, inteligente y generosa. Su capacidad de construir un hogar próspero y estable con su visión, organización y tesón fue admirable. En la casa nunca faltaron flores y plantas, que con su toque de jardinera siempre hacía crecer. En su tiempo libre era una ávida lectora y persistente en la tarea de completar crucigramas. Bendecida con creatividad para la costura y la pintura, le gustaba que ella y su casa siempre estuvieran lindas e impecables. Sus deliciosas preparaciones fueron el centro de muchas y concurridas reuniones, donde familia y amigos siempre fueron bienvenidos. Con entrega y dedicación Stella apoyó hasta el final a a su mamá, Sofía, a sus hermanas Ruth y Blanca, y a su esposo Héctor. Cuidó a las mascotas Tony, Milka y Kaya. Su hija María Fernanda, sus sobrinos-hijos Sergio, Patricia, Adriana y Dario, sus 10 nietos (Germán Felipe y María Camila, María José y Valentina, Marianne, Simone y Dario, Angela María, Alejandro y Rafael) y sus 2 bisnietos (Nikas y Mads) hacemos un homenaje a su legado. Queremos invitar a quienes la conocieron a compartir en este libro digital un mensaje de condolencia o un recuerdo acompañado de una imagen. Stella Ahumada de Gomez 17.12.1928 - 12.04.2021
Amber Taams
Last weekend we lost a daughter, a fiancee, a best friend and companion to many. Amber was the most honost, kind and loving person many of us were lucky to meet in this lifetime. Her sudden passing will leave a huge hole in the hearts of her loved ones. Please share any beautiful memories, pictures and words to celebrate her life. Goodbyes are only for those who love with their eyes. Because for those who love with heart and soul there is no such thing as separation.
Jane Wambui Muchiri
Jane Muchiri, we called her Mama Kamau, was deeply loved by her family and friends. Mama Kamau deeply loved God and people. She was the beloved daughter of Edward Ndun'gu Jacob and the late Elizabeth Nyambura Ndung'u. Jane was the beloved wife of Peter Muchiri, Mother to Paul, Edward, and Samuel; mother-in-law to Florence, Jane, and Risper; grandmother to Emmie, Debbie, Edlyn, and Ethan. She was a sister, auntie, friend, and mentor. Mama Kamau worked in healthcare; she loved working with her clients and they loved her deeply. She was also an active member of the House of Fellowship Church of God. She was active in the women's ministry and an intercessor as well. She was a teacher of the word of God, an encourager, and a prayer warrior. Mama Kamau loved to knit. She knitted warm winter clothes for every newborn baby in the community. We loved you but God loved you more. We will miss you dearly. " To love and to be loved is to feel the sun from both sides" "Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints"
Káren Fernandez
Káren was a colourful character. She was an excellent teacher with a passion for Literature and had high expectations of all her pupils. She cared ferociously for her own family, her children and her grandchildren and devoted her life to caring for Chai after losing her son, Ben. She never suffered fools gladly and she lived by her own rules. She will be greatly missed by all her friends and colleagues.
Mr. Narendrabhai Kanji Shah (Bhai)
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of a loved one. Son of Late Kanji Hemraj & Late Jamnaben Kanji Shah of Muranga. Son in Law of Late Sojpar Samat & Late Maniben Sojar Dodhia. Husband of Suryakala. Brother of Late Ashvin Kanji (Niru), Nalinchandra Kanji - Kid (Ila), Late Sudha (Chandulal Jethalal), Mradula-Madu (Late Narendra Virchand - Batuk) & Ela (Jayendra Jivraj). Brother-in-Law of Chaganlal Sojpar (Chandraben), Jasodaben (Late Mohanlalbhai), Late Radiatben (Zaverchandbhai), Late Dayaben (Late Dharamshibhai) & Binaben (Amritlalbhai). Father & Father-in-Law of Minal (Anish), Sejal (Dipesh - Festive Bakery) & Anisha (Deepak - Deepee). Uncle of Leena/Tinu (Mitesh), Vinay/Niku (Rakhee), Hema (Paul), Hina (Keval), Samir (Hetal), Nikhil (Sheena), Poonam (Sheetal), Sheena (Paras), Vishal (Pooja) & Darshil. Grandfather of Pranay, Bella, Rahil, Heeray, Nevan, Siana, Rian, Aarini, Aarav, Aleena, Sanay, Prishaa, Ameya, Zisha, Kushi, Krisha, Kashi, Krish, Bhavi, Mir & Sofia. OM SHANTI! SHANTI! SHANTI!
