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Francisco Fernandes

Francisco Fernandes was a well known, greatly respected and much loved physiotherapist and bone-setter from Mombasa, Kenya. A beloved husband to Angelina Secundina. A cherished father to Prudencia, Maria Deudita, Hyacinth, Cheryl, Claudette and Yvonne and a much loved father-in-law to Christopher, the late John, Richard and Warwick and a doting granddad to Ailish, Sean, Sasha and Sophie. We appreciate friends would love to send flowers but we feel our Dad's memory would be better served with donations towards an Alzheimer's charity of your choice. Thank you for keeping Dad in your thoughts.

Juan Fernando Vega Franco

Juan Fernando "Juan Fer" Siempre lograba arrancarte una sonrisa. Un optimista a más no poder, siempre veía lo bueno en todas las situaciones. Estaba siempre dispuesto a ayudar y se preocupaba por los demás. Si bien su pronta partida deja un gran vacío en familiares y amigos, queda el consuelo de haberlo conocido y compartido parte de nuestras vidas con él. Te recordaremos con tu sonrisa, tu alegría y la bondad de tu corazón Buen Viaje Juan Fer!

Petr Medek

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Samuel Uriah Barrett Sr.

Samuel Barrett was a man who loved his family, friends and farming. He was known for many wonderful things including his great taste in music, skilled farming, and his warm and friendly eyes and smile. Samuel passed on the 16th of March 2021. He leaves behind his wife, sisters, children, nieces, nephews, and countless friends across the US, UK, and Jamaica to mourn his passing and celebrate his life. May God's light perpetually shine on him. Gone but never forgotten. His life and legacy continue to live on through us all.

Andy Reynolds

Andy was one of the most kind hearted, caring and selfless individuals you could ever be privileged enough to meet. The impact he had on the lives of those lucky enough to have welcomed him is immense. There will forever be an Andy shaped hole in all of our lives.

Lucy Florence Coats-Lewis

Geboren op 23 februari 1957 te Nw. Nickerie overleden op 15 maart 2021: Lucy was het 4de kind in het gezin van 9 van Chris Lewis en Eline Biserta. De overige diep bedroefde broers en zus zijn; Loyd, John, Matsy, Rudie, Jerry, Frenkey, Brenley en Harvey - Na de lagere school van de EBGS, de Spangenbergschool, in Nw. Nickerie te hebben doorlopen vervolgde ze haar studie in Paramaribo, op het "de Miranda Lyceum" . Na het Lyceum met goed gevolg te hebben doorlopen, ging ze verder op ADEKUS waar ze afstudeerde als Drs in de Sociologie. Vanwege het werk de cursussen en de opleidingen die zij heeft gevolgd heeft zij gewoond en gestudeerd in: Brazilië, Engeland, Trinidad, India, America, Zweden, Barbados en Nederland. Overal waar zij naartoe ging heeft ze vrienden gemaakt voor het leven. Hoewel ze veel landen heeft bezocht, was teruggaan naar haar geboortedistrict nickerie wat haar tot rust bracht. - Lucy was bij haar pensionering hoofddocent ADEKUS, Faculteit der Maatschappijwetenschappen studierichting Sociologie, en Docent Ontwikkelingssociologie / Globalisatie. Lucy Lewis was een vrouw die tot het uiterste ging en geloofde dat alles mogelijk was als je maar vraagt (Ze zei vaak "nee heb je ja kun je krijgen), en als je er hard voor werk. Lucy was een familiemens. Zij was degene die altijd familie wist te vinden waar ze ook ging, als er een begravenis is … ongeacht de locatie gaan we er zeker naar toe. Als ze je over straat zag en vond dat je leek op een tante of oom in de familie stopte ze je spontaan om te vragen wie je moeder en vader was. Vaak bleek ook dat ze gelijk had, zo werd de familie steeds groter. Lucy staat bekend als de persoon die altijd een luisterend oor heeft, graag deelt, houdt van dansen en muziek, en overal waar ze ging vrienden maakten. Vrienden die familie werden en tot de dag van vandaag veel invloed hebben gehad op het leven van haar en haar gezin. Als moeder was ze avontuurlijk.. deed met alles mee wat haar kinderen deden. Ze organiseerde niet alleen voor haar kinderen uitstapjes maar ook de hele buurt, had altijd een luisterend oor en liet aan haar kinderen tot de dood elke dag weten hoe geliefd en gewaardeerd ze waren. - Lucy werd als een van Jehovah's Getuigen gedoopt op 11 mei 1996 en heeft sindsdien gediend in gemeente Zorg en Hoop, West , Garnizoenspad, de Portugese gemeente, gemeente Tweederijweg. Hierdoor heeft ze veel getuigen leren kennen die familie zijn geworden - Ze gaf aan na haar pensioen alleen te willen prediken en dat heeft ze ook gedaan. Lucy heeft haar laatste dagen besteed aan mensen winnen voor de waarheid en dat heeft ze met veel plezier gedaan - Haar lievelingstekst is Mattheüs 6:33 waar staat: "Blijf eerst het Koninkrijk en Zijn rechtvaardigheid zoeken, dan zullen al die andere dingen je ook gegeven worden."

Professor Jim Dornan - RCSI Bahrain

Jim was a hugely valued member of the RCSI Bahrain family and a true pioneer of both clinical and academic developments in Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Jim joined RCSI Bahrain in March 2020 as Professor and Head of the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Jim’s professionalism, energy, and dignity elevated any occasion. He was a true shining star, always full of life, an excellent teacher, role model and inspiration to us all. Before joining RCSI Bahrain, Jim was a Career Obstetrician & Gynaecologist at Royal Maternity Hospital Belfast, Chair Health & Life Sciences University Ulster and former Senior Vice President & International Officer for the Royal College of Obstetrics & Gynaecology. On behalf of the extended RCSI community, we extend our deepest sympathies to Jim’s wife Samina, his children and grandchildren.

John Baird

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Bernadette (Bernie) Goodinson

A mother, friend and sister. Sometimes known as "Auntie Bernie." But most of all a lover of life. From growing up in Blackpool to settling in Maulden, she had a host of fun and laughter - as did everyone who came with her. A soul who could not be forgotten.

Quentin Singleton

Quentin Wesley Singleton, 43, transitioned March 12, 2021, with his wife by his side in Lithonia, GA. He was born July 9, 1977, in Columbus, OH to Wesley (deceased) and Mary Singleton. He was employed by Ansco & associates LLC. Quentin was a true athlete from pee wee leagues through high school; He played, football, basketball, track and volleyball. He graduated from Independence High School, home of his beloved 76’ers in 1995. He relocated to Atlanta, GA in search of warmer weather in 2004, where he would later meet and marry the love of his life ‘Deedee’ Brownlee. He was a member of Word of Faith Church. He was an active member of the APA Billiard organization, a licensed volleyball referee and a grill/BBQ enthusiast. He was well known for his ability to fry a delicious turkey and he loved a great deal on a quality television set, the bigger the better. His interests included family & friends, watching movies, shooting pool competitively, karaoke. He loved to laugh, reminisce and tell stories. Quentin is survived by his wife, Khadedra (Dee Dee) Singleton; daughter, Lauren Singleton; mother, Mary Singleton; sister, Nicole Lawrence (Richard); aunt(s) & uncle, Ruby Williams (Odell, deceased) Patricia Fluellen, John Lee. A host of paternal aunts, uncles and maternal/paternal cousins. He was preceded in death by his father, Wesley A. Singleton and maternal grandmother Flossie Lee.

James Hannay

After so many years we truly are saddened that you really won’t make your class. But we’ll forgive you this once! You do realise that we will miss out on the cheeky banter, that bloody guitar, the tidy cupboard (despite having a class), but most of all, our friend. In all seriousness, we have lost an excellent teacher and picking a highlight would be impossible; Remember the bus you won in a raffle? What about the school of rugby kids you sent to Japan? The outdoor education you gave our kids; they kayaked they climbed, they got lost in the forest; you gave them opportunities they didn’t know existed. Who is going to call the dances? Who is going to be in charge of pods? Who will fix things when they break? The honest answer is nobody. No-one can replace you or even come close. Despite your moaning, we wouldn’t have had it any other way! Always in our hearts, always in our team. On behalf of all at North West Community Campus.

Joseph Whittaker

Joseph Oren Whittaker, known as Joe, was born on April 29th, 1965. He served in the United States Marine Corps and a Miami Dolphins fan. He enjoyed cooking, fishing, and anything electronic. His favorite holiday movie was The Christmas Story and he watched the 24-hour marathon EVERY YEAR. Joe passed away on March 11th, 2021.

Veronica Bush

Lovely lady, great character, very popular member of the choir.

Chris Muthoka

Loved father, Friend and colleague

Lesa Clapp

For nearly 15 years, Lesa was a fixture at NCI as both a voice writer and a real-time scheduler. Her early-morning hours positioned her to very often serve as one of the first points of contact for captioners, engineers, and the sales team. She put out many fires in those dawn hours and was always ready to lend a hand regardless of circumstance. She will be missed by so many.

Paweł Bartosik

It is with great sorrow that we received the news that a prominent member of the Natolinian community – Mr Paweł Bartosik – passed away on 10 March 2021. Paweł graduated from the Jagiellonian University, and also held Master’s degrees from McGill University and Chulalongkorn University. He spent many years teaching French at the French Institute in Warsaw and began teaching French at the College of Europe in Natolin in 2008. In 2011, he served as the first ever Natolin Digital Media Manager and shortly after he set up the Natolin Communications and Languages Office, which he led until 2013. In the meantime, he developed the Natolin Language Department, which grew under his guidance up to offering language classes in 8 different languages. He always insisted that a good teacher is not just a language expert but someone who adopts a complex, humanistic approach to their students and to the process of teaching. Nowadays, the Natolin Languages and Intercultural Dialogue Office owes its conception to Paweł Bartosik and still relies on a team of professionals assembled by him. Since 2016, he had taken on the role of Head of Development for Asia. In truth, Asia had always been on Paweł’s mind and he was actively engaged in building ties between that part of the world and Europe throughout his whole career at the College of Europe in Natolin, extending a total of 13 years. Paweł was a creative, searching type who embraced the future with optimism, who looked for complex answers to seemingly simple questions, who always tried to raise the bar higher and higher and served as the driving force behind many challenging projects. He will continue to serve as a source of motivation and inspiration to seek development and new paths. He has now departed on another, albeit eternal journey. He will be greatly missed by all his Natolin friends.