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Debbie Menzies
Debbie was a kind and thoughtful person, who always had time for friends and colleagues – whether to have a chat or to help out. Debbie’s sweet and positive nature shone through her everyday life. She always made sure to say hello, or to wish a good weekend. She loved to talk about her 2 children, Ryan and Chloe, who were the light of her life. We will miss her sunny smile and generous personality, who brought a bright light to every conversation.
Paul Victor Astley Drane
Paul was a much-loved husband, father and grandfather. He had a successful career as a pharmacist and enjoyed stamp-collecting and classical music. Although he played many sports as a young man, tennis is where he found his true passion, playing at club level, in the Vets Championships and then for Great Britain in the World Vets Championships. He also served faithfully on the Veterans Lawn Tennis Association Committee. Paul was known for his gentle and friendly demeanor and will be deeply missed by all his friends and family.
Ben Berry
In this space we remember Ben. Ben started his studies at the University of Surrey in 2019 to fulfil his dream of becoming a children’s nurse. Ben was a wonderful student in every respect, academically he was engaged and insightful and put his all into simulation, giving us a glimpse of the nurse he would have become. Ben also fully immersed himself in the student experience, taking on the role of Course rep and so becoming a voice for his cohort. He frequently got in touch with tutors to ask if a certain topic could be covered or if we could help him organise extra learning opportunities that would benefit other students. To Ben’s friends, colleagues and all who knew him he was kind, committed and a source of support. Ben embodied the qualities of a children’s nurse so naturally - kindness, compassion and a sense of humour were always ready to brighten the day of anyone who met him. Donations are welcome to the charity Ben set up to help fund research into osteosarcoma. Please follow the link below if you would like to contribute to his charity: https://specialnamedfunds.cclg.org.uk/little-heroes-fund
Peter Rippon
It is with great sadness that Councillor Peter Rippon passed away on Sunday 20th December. Peter was elected to Council on the 1st May 2003 representing the Shiregreen & Brightside Ward and later went on to represent the Richmond Ward. He was Co-Chair of Planning for the last 5 years and sat on numerous Scrutiny Committees during his years of service. He was also the Labour Group Whip. Peter also served as the 118th Lord Mayor of Sheffield in 2014-2015. Peter was a very kind and thoughtful man who touched so many people’s lives in so many different ways. He worked tirelessly to ensure Sheffield was a great place to live for everyone, and was dedicated to improving the lives of his constituents and the citizens of Sheffield. He was very passionate about his city and worked consistently to raise its profile and the recognition it deserved. Peter will always be highly thought of and missed very much by all his colleagues and friends on Sheffield City Council.
Thaddeus T. Hamoy
It is with great sadness that the family of Mr. Thaddeus Tupas Hamoy announces his passing due to natural causes on 20 December 2020. He had just turned 76 the day before. Thad passed away peacefully at his father’s home in Dapitan City. He will be lovingly remembered by his wife of 51 years, Hilda, and their children Mark, Ali, and Luke. He will also be missed by his daughters-in-law, Leah (Mark) and Barbara (Luke), and son-in-law Moly (Ali), and grandchildren, Miguel, Gaby, Thaddy, and Mina.
GILBERT G. BROWN
Elder Brown has labored in the ministry from as far back as 1960's. His work ethic was well known, his commitment firm, his discipline exemplary, his spirit and nature was warm and engaging. He inspired, excited and lead with spiritual vision. His abilities were extraordinary and his love tangible. He was faithful, dependable, confidential, prudent and genuine.
STEPHEN ANGUH NDIFON
A stern disciplinarian with a good blend of humour .He was friendly to those who adhered to Decorum.Outspoken and never blinked in making his point no matter the reaction.A visionary and Organizer skilled in his specialty.A financially disciplined person with track record of no debts.He was overall a kind hearted person with God as witness because God sees our hearts.Like every human,he had his weaknesses.He was ILL-TEMPERED and made some major decisions from Anger.He was a man of great courage and foresight .HE WILL FOREVER BE MISSED.
Raghu Hariharan
It is with great sadness that we share the news that Raghunath (known as Raghu) Hariharan passed away on Friday 18 December 2020. We would like to celebrate the life of this very special man; an adoring husband, best friend and soulmate to Deepali and devoted father to Freya and Sanat. Raghu was also a loving son to K. Hariharan and Radha Hariharan and brother to Kalpana Srinivas and Kavitha Hariharan. He will be cherished and deeply missed. Raghu touched many people's lives all over the world, and his legacy lives on. We invite you to share your memories of him with friends and family through this memorial site.
Deaconess Alice Oluwemimo Fakunle
A Deaconess by service in the vineyard of God but a Prophetess by ministerial calling. Deaconess Alice Oluwemimo Fakunle lived a fulfilled life in the Lord, she touched many lives all through her lifetime. She was well known for her spiritual gift of prophesy during her early days of receiving christ. Many are still living proof of her prophesy said many years ago. She was a matriarch, an astute business woman and entrepreneur with top notch strategic decision-making skills. Deaconess Fakunle was a strong willed and highly disciplined woman as she was well known for this during her service days in the education sector. A loving grandma, a great mother not only to the biological children but to many others, a good listener & encourager, a philanthropist, a selfless giver to the work of God, a devoted worker in God’s vineyard, a prayer warrior. Deaconess Alice Oluwemimo Fakunle joined the #TheTriumphatChurch# in glorious way on the 17th December, 2020. Adieu our heroine.
