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Dennis Rowe
Dear Family and Friends, if you are attending the service on Thursday (by invitation *only* due to restrictions), please note the following: The hearse will *leave* 269 Leigham Court Road SW16 2SB at *9.15am*. If you are going straight to the church, please arrive latest 9.30am. There will be temperature checks before you enter the church. Address: *New Testament Assembly, 7 Beechcroft Road, Tooting Bec SW17 7BU* Regards The Rowe Family
Olayinka Titus Ajilore
Dad was and still in good memory, a strong, intelligent, dedicated and honest family man. He sacrificed his years doing good for his family, without wanting or expecting anything in return. He set an example for others, through his integrity and loyalty to God and Mum. There wasn’t anything dad wouldn’t do to make our life better. His joyful, positive spirit was remarkable, along with his acceptance of everyone he knew. He was a very dedicated leader, and gave his all in everything he set his heart to do. We were always taken care of very well by him, and we always felt so proud of him, for who he is. Now, he is in the afterlife, we still feel so proud of him, and we marvel about all he was and all he did. Our love for Dad remain strong as the days goes by. He’s still our hero!!............... Donald & Cynthia Ajilore
Alfred Gbenga Omolabi
Alfred ‘Gbenga Omolabi turned sixty-one on 23rd November 2020 was born a staunch Seventh-day Adventist. He graduated from the University of Ibadan in 1985 with a degree in Psychology. And a Master in Industrial Psychology in 1991. Mr. Gbenga Omolabi left his teaching job to join the finance world in Lagos in 1992. He joined Royalgate Finance Ltd Ikeja where he moved to Liberty Merchant Securities Ltd (a subsidiary of Dangote Group). He left the shores of Nigeria for Atlanta in the US with his young family in April 2000. He came back to Dangote Group in 2012 and spent another four years with the company as the Eastern Region Sales Manager (Sugar) with Enugu as his base. He moved back to Chicago in the US where he started his own bussiness . He is survived by his wife, children, and grandchildren.
Frank Doran
Frank was a Docker, but more importantly for him, a footballer who was part of the 1954 Langton FC team that became the latest incarnation of Bootle FC. It was Frank who drove the club forward, as player, manager, secretary, chairman, groundsman - you name it - and latterly president of the club. Frank's funeral will take place on Thursday 25th February at St Helens Church in Crosby at 11am. Then onto Thornton crematorium at 12 noon. We are raising £5,000 to create a permanent memorial to Frank at his beloved Bootle Football Club. If you want to help search for 'MrBootle' on justgiving.com
Maciej Makowski
Maciej Makowski: 1 February 1951, Muszyna – 27 January 2021, Opole. In 1965–1970, he attended the Chemical-Technical School in Tarnów-Mościce. In 1971–1976, he studied at the Pedagogical University (now the University of Opole) at the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, where he obtained a master's degree in chemistry with honors. In 1976–1986, he worked as an assistant and then a senior assistant at the Department of Organic Chemistry in the Institute of Chemistry of the University of Opole. In 1986, he defended his doctoral thesis entitled Synthesis of peptides with α, β-dehydroamino acids at the Faculty of Chemistry, the University of Warsaw. In 1990–1999, he was an assistant professor at the Department of Organic Chemistry in the Institute of Chemistry of the University of Opole, and then in 1999–2017, an assistant professor at the Department of Analytical and Ecological Chemistry, Faculty of Chemistry, the University of Opole. The research subject of Doctor Maciej Makowski included the synthesis of dehydropeptides, which were designed for the study of their properties: biochemical (activity against cathepsin C), structural (the influence of dehydroamino acid residues on the conformation of peptides in comparison with classic peptides), complexing heavy metal ions (in particular Cu (II) and Ni (II)), E / Z geometric isomerization (dehydroamino acids), use of double bond reactivity (synthesis of peptidomimetics). The complete scientific achievements of Doctor Maciej Makowski comprise 49 publications, including 48 listed in the Journal Citation Reports database. He is the author or co-author of 43 conference announcements. He participated in six research projects. Doctor Maciej Makowski for the employees of the Institute of Chemistry was a model scholar – persistent and consistent in his search, as well as extremely diligent and hardworking. Doctor Maciej Makowski was always kind and would give everybody a lot of wise counsel – not only in science but also in life. He was a man of inexhaustible energy. Due to his extensive knowledge, interests, and love of nature, it was with great pleasure that we talked with him not only about current scientific matters but also about mushroom picking, gardening, and fishing in Masuria. Maciej, you were a wonderful father, husband, friend and we will remember you this way. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Maciej Makowski urodził się 1 lutego 1951 r. w Muszynie. W latach 1965–1970 uczęszczał do Technikum Chemicznego w Tarnowie-Mościcach. W latach 1971–1976 studiował w Wyższej Szkole Pedagogicznej (obecnie Uniwersytet Opolski) na Wydziale Matematyczno-Fizyczno-Chemicznym, gdzie uzyskał tytuł magistra chemii z wyróżnieniem. W latach 1976–1986 pracował na stanowisku asystenta, a następnie starszego asystenta w Katedrze Chemii Organicznej Instytutu Chemii WSP. W roku 1986 na Wydziale Chemii Uniwersytetu Warszawskie- go obronił pracę doktorską pt. Synteza peptydów z α,β- dehydroaminokwasami. W latach 1990–1999 był adiunktem w Katedrze Chemii Organicznej Instytutu Chemii WSP, a następnie, w latach 1999–2017, adiunktem w Katedrze Chemii Analitycznej i Ekologicznej Wydziału Chemii Uniwersytetu Opolskiego. Tematyka badawcza dra Macieja Makowskiego obejmowała syntezę dehydropeptydów, które projektowane były na potrzeby badań ich właściwości: biochemicznych (aktywności wobec katepsyny C), strukturalnych (wpływ reszt dehydroaminokwasów na konformacje peptydów w porównaniu z peptydami klasycznymi), kompleksujących jony metali ciężkich (w szczególności Cu(II) i Ni(II)), izomeryzacji geometrycznej E/Z (dehydroaminokwa- sów), wykorzystanie reaktywności wiązania podwójnego (synteza peptydomimetyków). Pełny dorobek naukowy dr. Macieja Makowskiego obejmuje 49 publikacji, w tym 48 wykazanych w bazie Journal Citation Reports. Jest autorem lub współautorem 43 komunikatów konferencyjnych. Brał udział w sześciu projektach badawczych. Dla pracowników Instytutu Chemii dr Maciej Makowski był wzorem badacza – wytrwałym i konsekwentnym w poszukiwaniach oraz niezwykle sumiennym i pracowitym. Dr Maciej Makowski był zawsze życzliwy i pełen mądrych rad – nie tylko naukowych, ale i życiowych. Był człowiekiem niewyczerpanej energii. Ze względu na szeroką wiedzę, zainteresowania i umiłowanie przyrody z wielką przyjemnością rozmawialiśmy z nim nie tylko o bieżących sprawach naukowych, ale i o grzybobraniu, pracach ogrodowych i łowieniu ryb na Mazurach. Macieju, byłeś serdecznym ojcem, mężem, przyjacielem i kolegą i tak Cię będziemy pamiętać.