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Gimba Shuaibu

Gimba was our dear friwns from Federal Government College Warri, from 1979 to 1984. He was a great footballer and athlete. He was quiet, humble and funloving. As an adult Gumba practiced pharmacy with excellence. He had his eyes set on manufacturing and industrialisation. He was ser for big things, ready to make a difference, alas, death had other plans.

ADENIKE JOLAOSO

Adenike was born into the esteemed family of Reverend Emmanuel Adebayo Odunsi on the 22nd of July, 1987. Raised and nurtured amongst wonderful elder sisters and wonderful brother in a faith-filled environment, she developed a deep commitment to her spiritual journey from an early age. She pursued higher education with dedication and graduated with an Upper Credit degree in Mass Communication, showcasing her passion for effective communication and storytelling. Adenike later joined the family of Jolaoso through marriage, where she continued to build a loving,selfless and supportive home. She was blessed with three wonderful sons, who became the center of her joy and devotion. Her unwavering dedication to serving the Lord was evident in her active participation in her church’s ministries. She faithfully contributed her talents and time through both the church choir and the women’s group, impacting many lives and fostering a spirit of community and worship. Adenike’s life journey, marked by academic excellence, love, faith, and service, remains an inspiring testament to her commitment to God, family, and personal growth until her passing on the 6th of August, 2025. May her gentle and loving soul rest well in the bosom of our Lord Jesus. Amen

Bart Baesens

NL | Professor Bart Baesens, gewoon hoogleraar aan de Faculteit Economie en Bedrijfswetenschappen van de KU Leuven, is op 6 augustus 2025 op 50-jarige leeftijd onverwacht overleden. Zijn overlijden wordt door iedereen die hem kende diep betreurd. Bart was een uitzonderlijk docent en onderzoeker, bekend om zijn aanstekelijke enthousiasme en grote passie voor zijn vakgebied. Zijn overlijden laat een grote leegte achter. Onze gedachten gaan uit naar zijn familie, vrienden, collega's en studenten. Moge de herinnering aan Bart een bron van troost zijn in deze moeilijke tijd. // ENG | Professor Bart Baesens, full professor at KU Leuven’s Faculty of Economics and Business, passed away unexpectedly on August 6, 2025, at the age of 50. His loss is deeply felt by all who knew him. Bart was an exceptional teacher and researcher, known for his contagious enthusiasm and profound passion for his field. His passing leaves a profound void. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, colleagues, and students. May the memory of Bart be a source of comfort in this difficult time. https://tinyurl.com/RouwbriefBartBaesens

Stella Adjoa Quist

Stella Adjoa Quist was a devoted mother, beloved daughter, cherished sister, and dedicated teacher. Her warmth, strength, and unwavering love touched the lives of all who knew her. As an educator, she inspired countless young minds with patience and passion. As a family member, she gave endlessly, loved deeply, and lived with grace. Her legacy lives on in the hearts she nurtured and the lives she helped shape. Forever in our hearts!!

Robert Keane

My father, Robert Keane, was well known in Ebbw Vale for his ATC work and in his job as an Electrician in the steelworks. We would love to hear your personal memories of him. Thank you.

Sir Cosmas Ik. Enweluzo SAN

Sir Cosmas Enweluzo was a distinguished legal practitioner whose career spanned over 25 years. Elevated to the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria in 2018, he was renowned for his excellence in litigation, advocacy, and legal advisory across diverse areas including Company Law, Arbitration, Oil & Gas, and Telecommunications. He served as a trusted counsel to corporations, government bodies, and individuals, and was a respected member of the Nigerian Bar Association, International Bar Association, and the Knights of St. Mulumba. Sir Enweluzo will be remembered for his brilliance, humility, and devotion to service. His passing is a great loss to the legal community and all who knew him. May his soul rest in perfect peace.

Steve Elliott

A businessman by instinct, a husband with a generous heart, and a devoted father—he holds it all together with fierce love and unwavering loyalty. His strength is matched only by his tenderness. A man of fire and steel—madly in love with engines, motors, and everything that runs on wheels. A true car maniac, he doesn’t just drive machines—he builds them, restores them, understands their soul. He served in security—steadfast, vigilant, always the one people could count on. Protecting others came naturally to him, just like caring did. Even now, in business and in life, he’s the quiet guardian of everyone around him. I miss you deeply hubby with all my love. Your Baby.

Andrew Kakabadse

In loving memory of Professor Andrew Kakabadse, a visionary leader, scholar, and mentor. His brilliance, integrity, and compassion touched countless lives worldwide. Devoted to family, service, and the advancement of governance and leadership, Andrew’s legacy endures in the many he inspired. Forever remembered with gratitude, respect, and love.

David McCallum

David was born in Wichita, KS. He grew up in Mountain Home, ID. David (Dave) was a simple man. In his younger days he loved to bowl. As he got older he loved to play golf. After he raised his kids he moved to Lake Wildwood, CA with his mom and dad. He has 3 children and 6 grandchildren whom he leaves behind as well as his father and one of his brothers.

William Warren

William was an amazing man. He touched so many lives and mentored so many people. He made the world a better place.

Brian Sanderse

Genieter met Zeeuwse roots maar in Brabant geworteld. Trotse vader van twee mooie mannen, oudste zoon van drie en grote liefde van Jacqueline. Met ook liefde voor koken, eten, kunst, (jazz)muziek, vriendschappen, fietsen, roeien, wandelen, lekkere wijn en speciale biertjes. Een gedreven informatie-architect met een visie die hij graag deelde en verdedigde. En altijd met die heerlijke glimlach!

TITUS NGALA MBAGA

In Loving Memory of Mr. Titus Ngala Mbaga We remember with deep sorrow the untimely passing of Mr. Titus Ngala Mbaga, a dedicated public servant in the Pensions Department. Titus joined the service on 26th October 2020 and served diligently under permanent and pensionable terms. He was known for his professionalism, warmth, and commitment to duty. Titus tragically lost his life on 25th July 2025 in a road accident while aboard a public service vehicle (Reg. No. KCU 444N). His death is a profound loss to his colleagues, friends, and family. May his soul rest in eternal peace.

محمد رائد الدردور

محمد رائد الدردور، شاب في ربيع عمره، كان قلبه أبيض وروحه طاهرة، مليان حب وابتسامة ما بتفارق وجهه. رحل عن دنيانا في 25 يوليو 2025، قبل أيام قليلة من يوم زفافه، لكننا مؤمنون أن الله زفّه إلى جنات النعيم. هنا نحتفظ بذكراه، ونفتح الباب لكل من عرفه أو أحبه أن يكتب كلمة، أو يرسل دعاء، أو يشارك ذكرى جميلة عنه. اللهم اجعل قبره روضة من رياض الجنة، واجمعنا به في الفردوس الأعلى بلا حساب ولا عذاب اللهم امين ❤️

Pieter De Waele

Pieter was lid van de Lokerse Feesten familie als lid van team Heras.

Tracy (Traci) Webster

A wonderful, caring human being and great longtime and much loved friend of a small group of other mums raising autistic sons. Traci Webster, from Arlington, Texas, aged 54 years. She was an amazing mother to Zach and a founding member of a small group of mums raising boys with severe autism, a group that is still going strong thirty years later. Her close friends in this community extend the length of North America, from the Maritimes in Canada, down the East Coast, from Wisconsin to Florida and Texas, plus one in Australia. Even with the vastness of distance, some of us saw each other in person, one even flying from the other side of the world. There has always been a close bond between us all. Traci was truly treasured by us and we are devastated by her death. Tracy showed incredible resilience with her ongoing health issues and humour even when life was tough. Over the years, as our boys grew up, we supported each other as only mothers of young men on the spectrum do. We shared laughter, remembered every birthday, understood the pressures and shared helpful behavioural strategies whenever advice was sought. We were always there for each other. Vocationally, Traci was a nurse in the armed services and was very proud of this particular photo and also her professional career. Traci, we will never forget you. Or your beautiful smile. Remembered with love. Debs, Jessie, KK, Amy, Missy, Julie, Betty, Heidi and Dorian.