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Charmian Ledsham

Brothers of Charity Services (Scotland) It was with profound sadness that we learned that our Director of Care and Support and Chief Executive, Charmain Ledsham passed away suddenly on 21 January 2021. Charmian was a key pillar of our organisation and it was a privilege for us all to know and work with her. Charmian was an inspiration to so many of us - she led with dignity, respect, passion and professionalism and above all was true to the mission and values of this organisation.

Domininkas Zukauskas

To remember our dear friend, Dom

John (Gerry) McGrath

Gerry's passing has left us all with heavy hearts. He was always kind and patient and had a witty sense of humour. He was well respected by all who worked with him. We will miss him dearly.

Joseph Nwoga

Memorial Website in memory of Late Engr Joseph Chima Nwoga who departed the earth on the 20th of January 2021. A Devoted Family Man of Great Intellect who in his 80 years on earth, left an indelible mark on all he encountered, family, relations, friends, colleagues and acquaintances. As we Say farewell to this Man of Great Substance and Character, a Peoples Person, we ask that you Kindly share any memories or sentiments you have of him.

Oluwatunmida Kolawole Finnih

He was jovial, quiet, humble, cheerful and a giver. A very intelligent man. Always encouraging all those that were close to him.

Stan Mutsatsa

In memory of our colleague Dr Stan Mutsatsa (Senior Lecturer, Mental Health Nursing and UCU Health and Safety Representative). Stan joined the Mental Health Nursing Team at City, University of London in 2015. He originally qualified as a Mental Health Nurse in 1985, and subsequently practiced as an acute Mental Health Nurse at the Maudsley Hospital and as a Community Psychiatric Nurse in Brixton. Stan was a passionate educationalist and researcher, joining Kings College Institute of Psychiatry, Neuroscience in 2008 and working for several years as a Senior Lecturer at London South Bank University before joining City. Stan was a much-valued colleague, supporting, caring and advocating for students and staff as both a nurse educator and Trade Union representative. Stan had a real ability to encourage students to think critically about their studies. His commitment to making challenging concepts accessible to students was well demonstrated through his work on medicines management and physical healthcare in mental health nursing, and included publication of several renowned textbooks in these areas. Stan will be remembered for his warmth, strong sense of humour and dedication to staff and students. He will be greatly missed at City and by clinical partners across London; our thoughts are with his family and friends at this incredibly difficult time. Debra Salmon - Dean, School of Health Sciences

Timothy Gotora

Mr Timothy Gotora, a Zimbabwean national, has been a valued member of the ARC Group since he joined in July 2016, with over 12 years working experience in environment and sustainable development sector, specializing in climate change and variability resilience, adaptation and mitigation planning and programming. As a Country Engagement Manager, Timothy managed the in-country processes for several ARC member states. Immediately prior to joining the ARC project, Timothy served as Programme Officer at the SADC Secretariat, providing policy and technical planning and coordination services to the 15-nation SADC Regional Economic Community on climate change issues. He had also worked in related capacities with the Adam Smith International’s Vuna Africa Project, UNDP Zimbabwe, SNV REDD+ Energy and Agriculture Programme, SNV Zimbabwe, Soil and More International BV, Plan International Zimbabwe, and the Environmental Management Agency of Zimbabwe among others. Timothy got ill early January 2021 and was diagnosed with Covid-19. He was later admitted at the Sunninghill hospital on 9th January 2021, where he passed on the morning of January 19th. We have lost a great talent, a valued colleague and most of all a dear friend to all of us. Timothy will be deeply missed, leaving here with us only fond memories of his hardworking spirit, humility, his friendliness and the lunch hour chess moments with colleagues in the canteen. He will be profoundly missed by all of us, the disaster risk management community, especially in the SADC region where he has spent most of his working life and built very strong ties with our member countries.

Richard “Dick” Allen Roth

Dick Roth had many titles throughout his life of 93 years. The most rememberable are his kind and generous heart.

Josiah Yusuf Tepani

Born on 19 June 1962, Josiah joined WFP in 1992 and he served the organization with distinction for 28 years until his passing. Tepani was loved and respected by all who knew him, and his loss will be deeply felt across the WFP family and beyond. Our thoughts at this time are with Josiah’s three children and the rest of his family. May his soul rest in peace

Paul Parmley

Father; Grandfather & Friend to many.

Richard and Carol Roth

Richard “Dick” Allen Roth (The Best Story Teller) 93 years old and died on 1-18-2021. Carol Lanier Roth (Dick’s Beautiful Bride) 92 year old and died on 1-19-2021. They began their beautiful love story on June 12, 1948 and left us together surrounded by family, ending their beautiful love story only 30 hours apart.

Adebayo Begun

Jovial, funny, caring-- cared about his children till the very end. Strict and a disciplinarian, studied chemistry but also a good mathematician, lived well and septuagerian. Gone but never forgotten, he is with the one who was begotten. He loved and he was loved.

Raymond Sharp

With sorrow we mark the passing of Raymond Sharp, father of four and grand-father of three. With a Sharp wit he loved story-telling & wordplay, sailing, gardening, cycling, photography & classical music. May he rest in peace.

Scott Kremke

Scott Kremke, 65, passed away peacefully on January 17, 2021 in the comfort of his home surrounded by his family. He was a dedicated and loving son, brother, husband, father and grandfather. Scott was born in Ridgecrest, California, the son of Kenneth and Shirley Kremke and was raised in Somis, attending Camarillo High School and later Moorpark College. Scott met and married Kate, “the love of his life” and moved to the Central Coast in 1979. Scott was a hard-working local business owner and is well known throughout the area for his kindness, generosity, and honest business dealings. Scott was a founding partner of Mid-Coast Geotechnical in late 1980’s, later going on to found Ram Jack California / Foundation Solutions in 2000. Scott loved to travel with family and friends and had made many great trips over the last few years as well as summers spent in Twain Harte, CA. Scott’s warmth and good-natured personality made an impression on everyone he met and he will be greatly missed by all who had the pleasure to know him. Scott is survived by his best friend and wife of 44 years, Kate Kremke; his mother Shirley Kremke; brother Michael Kremke; sister Lynne Dickerson (Rob); their children Michelle (Kremke) & Jordan Blasingame, Ryan & Carley Kremke, and Megan (Kremke) & Trevor Mitchell; grandchildren Madeline, Charlotte and Ryan and a large extended family throughout the country. A celebration of life will be held at a later date due to current COVID concerns. In Scott’s memory and in lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Atascadero Loaves & Fishes at www.atascaderoloaves.org (In Memory of Scott Kremke).

Terry Tyler

Terry was first introduced to me and the Abbey Road team back in July 2017. A real gentleman who we immediately liked and struck up a rapport with. Terry was such a nice person, easy going and always on call to assist the team not because he had to but because he wanted to. Terry quickly understood what we were trying to achieve and he ensured that LJJ and their supply adopted the same standards, whether that was safety or quality related. Terry was always first to offer his services and support for any community events and never ever let us down. LJJ have lost a real asset to their team and we have lost a gentleman and friend, but more importantly his family have lost their Dad and Grandad and husband. RIP Terry and I have the last text message you sent me on 06.01.21 where we bantered about the Arsenal’s improved performances over Christmas and you replied “top the league the time I get out lol”. Glen Roberts - Operations Director Wates Residential

Tatiana Khabarova

It is with great sadness that I inform you of the demise of Ms. Tatiana Khabarova on 17 January 2021 in Moscow, Russian Federation, after a short illness. Tatiana joined UN-Habitat in 2009 as the Programme Manager for UN-Habitat’s office in Moscow, the Project Coordination Office for Countries of the CIS. Tatiana headed the office in Moscow and represented UN-Habitat on several Committees on behalf of the Agency. Prior to joining UN-Habitat she worked for UN-OCHA from 2006-2008. Positions prior to joining the UN included the State Duma (Parliament) of the Russian Federation and the USSR Supreme Soviet (Parliament). Her sudden death has come as a shock to UN-Habitat and also to many in the Russian and international development community who knew and worked with her. Tatiana’s professionalism, knowledge, and dedication strengthened the organization’s programme of work in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States region, including our relations with the Missions and line Ministries, CIS Intergovernmental Council, International Assembly of Capitals and Large Cities, Moscow Urban Forum, UNECE and many other national, local government, civil society and academic partners. All those who worked with Tatiana recall her hospitality, generosity, and kindness and had the privilege to learn from her immense knowledge of the region. UN-Habitat has lost an exemplary staff member. Tatiana Khabarova, is survived by her husband Serghei Khabarov and her two children. Below is a link to a condolence book for you to share your memories with her family: