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Ette Chiwaka
Ette Chiwaka worked at Barking & Dagenham, Havering, and Redbridge CCGs for many years. She was a bright and bubbly member of the team with a strong, vibrant and lively character. Most recently, as a Senior Programme Manager in the Unplanned Care Team, Ette had worked closely with care homes, and had been at the centre of working with our local authorities to provide local care providers with support and advice during the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Those colleagues who knew Ette, will know she was a very loving mother of her three children, who dedicated herself to doing the very best for her family. Ette will be greatly missed by her colleagues and friends at the CCGs, and all of our thoughts are with her children and her family at this enormously sad and difficult time.
Jason Monaghan
We received some very sad news last week. Our colleague Jason Monaghan, an Overhead Linesman in the Ridgeway Heavy Construction Team, passed away whilst he was on annual leave. Jason had been with SSE for 5 years and was very much part of our family. He leaves his wife and their young family behind. He was known for being a proud Scotsman, his love of Celtic Football Club, his wit and impressive approach to work.
Fr Macarius Wahba
The Very Reverend Father Macarius Wahba Fr Macarius was ordained in March 1993 to serve at St Mary’s Church Melbourne. His ministry was illuminated with wisdom, service, dedication and righteousness. All who came in contact with Fr Macarious were struck with his gentleness and kindness. The Church in Melbourne and many generations are indebted to Abouna for his ministry. The Very Reverend Fr Macarius Wahba was Vicar General from 2009 – 2018, and the Registrar of St Athanasius College and served on its Council during its early years. Fr Macarius is survived by his wife Christina, his mother Fayza, Brother Joseph and his family. May the Lord comfort them and us as we commit Abouna soul to the bosom our Lord. His Holiness Pope Tawadros II extends his heart felt condolences to Tasoni Christina, Abouna family and the whole congregation.
Denise Maryann Garcia
Denise Maryann Garcia was born and raised in San Jose, California. She was known by her friends, family and loved ones as Neesy, Auntie Neenee, Snacks, Stella, Mom, Grandma, Cuz and Honey. She enjoyed traveling, laughing, shopping and being with or just talking to those close to her. Some of her favorite vacation destinations included, Hawaii, Bahamas, Mexico, New Orleans and San Diego. She enjoyed the adventures of travel from flying on the plane to sightseeing and eating out at the restaurants. She had a great eye for fashion and enjoyed getting dressed up, especially for church. Denise was a member of the Jehovah’s Witness church in Little Elm, Texas. She enthusiastically attended Sunday services and Wednesday bible studies. Having lunch with her friends after church made Sunday a special day for her. She was a self-professed animal lover and would volunteer time helping with pet adoptions. She enjoyed riding horses whenever she could as a child. As an adult, she was finally able to go horseback riding again in Yosemite National Park. Everyone who knew her however understood that the love for her Boxers Cooper Brown and Tyson had no equal. They were rarely not at her side all day and night. Denise is survived by her mother Helen, Dave, her son Jay (Pearl) her grand-children Jax and Alivia, her son Davis, her sisters Elaine and Norine (Simon), her cousins Bobby, Cindy, Richard & Tracy, her aunt Rachel and her nieces & nephews Harley, Gabby, Alisha and Gabriel. "A butterfly lights beside us like a sunbeam and for a brief moment her glory and beauty belongs to our world. But then she flies again.... And though we wish she could have stayed... We are lucky to have seen her."
George Philips
George Philips VU2GT , A Pioneer and the inventor of economized GP 5/8 VHF in India, he was an Old Timer and active as ham and antenna manufacturer till he retire few years back A very jovial , calm and a sound technical person on Antenna and propagation , he was always available to hams for the advice on various antenna. With profound grief and sorrow we inform the passing away of GT today afternoon, we pray for his soul to rest in peace and we will always remember him
Scott Vines
It is with great sadness that I share that Scott Vines peacefully passed away this morning at 1am. The past four years he so bravely and courageously fought his cancer battle with both dignity and strength. I am so privileged to have shared 18.5 years with this wonderful man who meant so much to so many. He was the most beautiful and loving husband, father, son, brother, uncle, cousin and friend to so many. Words can not describe the pain and sorrow in our hearts but we take solace that he is at peace now with the Lord. Scott Vines thank you for loving me, thank you for loving our two beautiful children and thank you for the many happy and cherished memories.
Lilly Barrón
Lilly was a teacher at Osborn for over 30 years and was one of the founders of the dual immersion program at Osborn. She was a fierce advocate for dual language education and worked tirelessly over the years to create and build the increasingly popular program at Osborn. She taught generations of children to excel academically, inspired them with the power of language, and celebrated the importance of valuing one’s own culture as well as honoring the cultures of others. Lilly was a past recipient of the Association of Two-Way & Dual Language Education (ATDLE) Teacher of the Year Award. Lilly loved teaching and lived by the credo that, “İSer un educator bilingüe no es solo una profesión, es una pasión!” To be a bilingual educator isn’t just a profession, it’s a passion! In memory of Lilly, her family has asked that any donations be made to the Osborn Scholarship Alumni Fund. (Osborn Two-way Immersion Academy tribute on FB)
Mohammad Abdus Siddique
Dr Mohammad Abdus Siddique was a loving husband, father and grandfather to the family. Outside his family he was a well-respected teacher, mentor, colleague and friend. He was a one of a kind character - always there to listen and support others. He loved his family and loved his work. In short, a lovely man to know.
