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Michael Hobday
Friend, Lover, Brother, Dad, Grandad. One of the kindest, gentlest, generous men that ever walked the planet. This site is an opportunity for you to share any special memories with everyone. We are hoping that when you raise a glass on Thursday 22nd October at 1pm you might capture the moment and post a photo or two. If you need any assistance then please contact your local MP. As there will be no funeral or flowers, any donations to the Princess Alice Hospice who helped us to take care of Michael at home would be very welcome. Their help and support was outstanding. Donations can be made via their website https://www.pah.org.uk/
Abigail Makinde
Mama, is a rare gem, at such, she would be sorely missed for her counsel, motherly role, and impact on the lives of her children and the grandchildren. Though Mama gave no indication of any sickness, she slept peacefully in the Lord at the age of 81, in the early hours of the day at her Ibadan home, 7B, Oyeleke Street, Ikolaba, Ibadan. “While we appreciate the Almighty for sparing her life thus far, we must confess that we will sorely miss her counsel, motherly role, and impact on the lives of her children and the grandchildren. “We will equally miss her impactful role as a stabilizing force in the family, her community, and especially Oyo State, which is currently being governed by her son and our brother, Engineer Seyi Makinde. “We sincerely appreciate the prayers and condolences of our numerous well-wishers. “May Mama’s soul rest peacefully with her maker.”
Bill Price
Bill Price was an incredible husband, father and friend. He loved his family fiercely. He had a smile that would light up a room and a laugh that could brighten anyone’s day. Bill was also an amazing cook. Over the years, he spent countless hours volunteering with The Boys Scouts of America’s, as well High Point Community Theatre. He was a very good man who is gone far too soon. May he Rest In Peace.
Dr S A K Forson
Dr SAK Forson - A Man of Steadfast Faith in God, Compassionate at heart, He was created strong and live Life with integrity and Utmost care for people. A true believer in the Lord who has now been called Him home by his Maker on October 15th 2020. He will forever be missed! Rest In Peace.
Gabriel Amobeda
A loving father, bridge builder, devout Christian, jolly good fellow who loved his community dearly. A patriot, pillar of support and beacon of hope for so many people. A great man, a prolific writer, accomplished public servant, an icon of the Journalism profession, our hero and patriarch of the Akpah Amobeda dynasty. Forever in our hearts!
Jean Findlater
Jean was an incredible influence in the 247 Glasgow Boys Brigade, both as an officer and as a friend. Jean loved hearing about what the boys and their families had been doing and was always there with an encouraging word and a smile. Jean kept up to date with all changes in the Brigade through the years. She really enjoyed promoting the teaching of Christian values to children. Jean was a vibrant, caring, Christian lady who loved life and her family. We want to give thanks for her life, and celebrate all that she means to us, her friendship, ministry and amazing interest and belief in others. We would love to hear your stories of Jean and see your photographs. Please do share them. Memories are precious.
Elvina Rattery
A mother of five boys and a loving Grandmother to 18 grandchildren, who is dearly loved by her sisters, cousins, nieces, nephews, Aunts and friends. An incredible Public Servant who worked within the Port Morant Community for over 30 years dedicating her life to helping others in her beloved community. She has touched so many lives with her kindness and wise words of wisdom which goes beyond measure. A mother who sacrifices so much for her children and was admired by so many communities, will be remembered forever.
Pierce Bolger
The legend that is Pierce Bolger was born in his beloved Ireland before moving to Purton when he was 18 to work with his Aunt Kate and Uncle Fred in the Angel. He met his wife Ruth in Highworth and after a short stint living in Swindon, they moved into the Red House which is where most people grew to know and love him. The kindest soul you will ever meet, and a one in a million sense of humour
Udaya Kumar Thippireddy
To those who will remember Udaya, will reminisce on how he was a compassionate soul and touched the heart of every friend or colleague with his joyful & loving nature. He valued people and most importantly loved his family. Udaya is survived by his wife and two children, to whom we offer our heartfelt condolences. May God give you strength and may his soul rest in peace.
Paul Julian Francis
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal -Irish proverb. To those who will remember Julian, will reminisce on how he use to listen,laugh and have fun with you. He valued people and most importantly loved his family. Julian taught at Westbury High and Everest primary. He loved being a teacher; through his health challenges he would push himself to return to school. He was loved by all that knew him and will be sorely missed.
Patrick Nolen
Dr Nolen was a beloved and esteemed member of the Department of Economics at University of Essex for over a decade. He joined Essex in 2006 and immediately became an invaluable part of every aspect of the Department's life. He was an outstanding and sought-after educator, an extremely driven and high-achieving researcher, and an inspirational and exemplar leader. He played a key role in the development of EssexLab and became its Director recently. To his colleagues, Patrick was a sparkling presence and much like a family member. He was generous, funny, lively, and very much loved. He is greatly missed.
Ajeet Kumar
Ajeet Kumar was a very smart, intellectual, caring and an absolute gem of a person. He was everything from a husband, to a friend, to a father for his wife, Rinku Singh Kumar. He has a beautiful daughter, Ira Kumar, who would not leave her Mumma & Papa for a second. Ajeet was also very close to his parents and his brother, Ranjeet Kumar. Ajeet has touched the heart of every friend or colleague with his joyful & loving nature. He had been a great leader, player, mentor, advisor to many of us. He loved watching war movies, play cricket, cooking food to list a few. "No longer by our side, forever in our hearts"
Okundola Agboola Bamgboye
Dola ($) the majestic Iroko tree in the forest, a friend to many of all ages, humble, generous, full of love and laughter, supportive, the dancer and life of the party, lover of the arts and culture, family man, loyal husband and proud dad. Gone but will never be forgotten. Rest in peace our field marshal.
Okundola Bamgboye
Dola's passage is truly heart-wrenching for many of us. I remember in January 2018 when I lost a friend who passed in his sleep and was in the rest room sobbing. Then, Dola just barged-in, in his usual way, we greeted and Dola connected to my mood. He asked if was fine and I told him about what happened to the friend. After sympathizing, Dola would say "Aburo, see my prayer is when I will die, I prefer to sleep and not wake up rather than being taken from one hospital to another". It was shocking for me as a young guy. And when the news broke, I took solace in God and remembered his words. He is in a better place and smiling at everyone of us. Rest in peace baba D! I love you sir