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Maj Sinha Md. Rashed Khan (Retd)

Major Sinha Md Rashed Khan (retd) was an officer of Bangladesh Army. He got commissioned with 51 BMA Long Course in the corp of Infantry. He displayed multi faceted talent since his school life that he continued to reflect in different capacities throughout his military career. He was an elite member of Special Security Force and served for the protection of Hon'able Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina with courage and dedication. He was killed tragically on 31st July 2020.

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Major Sinha Md Rashed Khan

Fallen Hero

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Gloria Rivera

Faithful daugher of the King. Loving wife, mother and grandmother.

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Jay Vin Lim

With heavy hearts we memorialise Jay Vin, our colleague and friend from the DBS LCS and digibank families, who passed before his time on Thursday, 30 July 2020. His sudden and untimely passing has left us stunned and deeply saddened. Jay Vin is survived by his wife Lim Poh Choo and their 11 year old twins, a girl and a boy. Our thoughts and prayers are with Jay Vin, Poh Choo, their children, and his extended family. If you wish to contribute funds to support his family please follow these details arranged by his LCS colleagues (please do so by 11 August): shorturl.at/etELM. We are all deeply affected by his passing. You may leave your condolences and messages to Jay Vin and his many friends and family below. Please say a prayer in memory of Jay Vin, and in support and concern for his family, and remember his always smiling, friendly, and constantly happy presence in our lives.

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Stuart Rowe

Stuart Rowe, Principal Engineer - Steam Turbine Systems

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Hediana Kwaghemba Hule-IngyaNor

Amazing Mother,grandmother and greatgrandmother.Known for her kindness and selfless service for family and the community.I strong faith in God and the Church guided all her activities.She never was known without the rosary on Her person.We love you mama! Rest in peace until we meet again.

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Louis Febroyd Parris

Mr. Louis Febroyd Parris, known by many of his friends as “Parro” was an affable, generous, inspiring person dearly loved by his family and many friends and communities – church, village councils and sports associations. Particularly known for his wise council and mentorship, even among young people. He served on the Hampden/Lowlands Community Council as Public Relations Officer for several terms – a position which he thoroughly enjoyed as it allowed him to meet and speak with a large number of people. He was an excellent sportsman and served on the Tobago Cricketing Association disciplinary committee. He was a cricket coach at St. Clair Coaching School. A very devoted Christian, he used every opportunity to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with others. Mr. Parris will be greatly missed. I am sure you will be happy to contribute to his memory by recording your kind thoughts in this remembrance page.

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Louis Parris

Mr Louis, Febroyd Parris, known by many of his friends as “Parro” was an affable, generous, inspiring person dearly loved by his family and many friends and communities – church, village councils and sports associations. Particularly known for his wise council and mentorship, even among young people. He served on the Hampden/Lowlands Community Council as Public Relations Officer for several terms – a position which he thoroughly enjoyed as it allowed him to meet and speak with a large number of people. He was an excellent sportsman and served on the Tobago Cricketing Association disciplinary committee. He was a cricket coach at St. Clair Coaching School. A very devoted Christian, he used every opportunity to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with others. Mr Parris will be greatly missed. I am sure you will be happy to contribute to his memory by recording your kind thoughts on this condolence page.

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Nsikak Essien

A largely experimental artist, Nsikak Essien is well known for his mixed media work. Essien graduated from the Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu in 1979 with a distinction in painting and as the Best Overall Graduate. Born in 1957, he retired from lecturing at his alma mater in 1991 to concentrate on full - time studio practice. A distinguished fellow of the SNA, Nsikak Essien will be missed sorely by all those who loved him; students, colleagues and family alike. He will also be remembered by the visual arts community in Nigeria.

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Shashikant Kumbhar

An Active Ham from Panvel MMR (Mumbai Metropolitan Region) Area, and a regular on all Hamfest India, was active on VHF net always Rest In Peace friend

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Felix Bruce-Akman

In loving memory of our father, Felix Afosah Bruce-Akman. He was an amazing father and a doting grandfather. His generosity and warm heart will be sorely missed. Dad, you will forever remain in our hearts and thoughts, and we will live our lives to make you proud. We will carry on the torch of your peaceful nature and keep the Lord at the center of our lives. We will also forever cherish the memories we shared including times that we went out to eat, which were your favorite times out. And whenever the Golden State Warriors are playing, we will be cheering them on in your stead. Dear God, Despite us losing our earthly father, you have gained an angel and we have a new Guardian Angel to lead us down here. Forgive him the remnants of his sins and welcome him into your holy home. May he always be on your right-hand side until we meet again. Rest in Perfect Peace Daddy!

Maximillian Stevens

With sorrow we announce the death of Maximillian Stevens who passed away last night in his sleep from an unknown cause. Maximillian was 34. Our condolences to his parents Randall and Laura Stevens, his sister Lindsay, and to all who mourn his passing. Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later time. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Maximillian's memory may be made to the Cape Ann Animal Aid or the Ward Law-Hartridge School.

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Elder Richard Morka

Biography Elder Richard Morka was born on the 23rd of April 1944 at Ijebu Ode, Ogun State to Joseph and Okuegbe Morka. He was the second of three children to Joseph and Okuegbe Morka. He completed his primary and secondary education at Government Primary School Agbor and Commercial Secondary School Apapa Lagos respectively. Following his secondary education, he pursed a career in Administrative Management and bagged a degree, several diplomas and certifications including a diploma from the Pitman College and Royal College of the Arts (UK). A degree in Administrative Management from Federal Administrative College Ojo and A diploma from the Pacific Western University Brazzaville (Republic of Congo) in French and Secretarial studies. He attended several courses in the USA and internationally in Sales management, Administrative management and a 1-year full time Personal Assistant course. He started out his professional career at the UAC Nigeria (Motors Division) where he worked for 6 years. His international career started after he joined the World Health Organization with full diplomatic status as a Bilingual Personal (administrative) Assistant to the Director of Health Services. He rose through the ranks and after a couple of years, made the decision to return to Nigeria where he worked briefly and closely with the Late Vincent West - Egbarin whom he considered a dear friend and mentor. Following his departure from Vincent and Orikeze group of companies, he joined the Nigerian Reinsurance Cooperation in 1980 where he worked as the Administrative Head and Senior Personal Assistant to the CEO. After his professional career ended at Nigerian Reinsurance Corporation, he was convinced by his dear friend (Late Chief Nzemeke) to venture out on his own, which he did. He started Charmond Nigeria Limited which was largely involved in building, renovating, maintaining office spaces/buildings and supplying equipment for day to day running. Born and raised a Catholic, he became a Pentecostal Christian in the early 90’s and was an active member and elder at the Fountain of Salvation Ministry. He was very passionate about his faith which became an integral part of his life. Knowing him, was knowing about his strong faith in and love for Jesus. Nicknamed “Okiroro “meaning wise one due to his counsel and wisdom which he shared freely with many and any who cared to listen. He was an avid reader and student of the Word. He never truly got over the loss of his wife Odujie who passed on in 2008. The sadness was evident in his words and frequent tears. This however portrayed his humanity like never seen before. He spent his latter years surrounded by and visiting family both home and abroad. His love for his family was strong and very deep. He is survived by sisters, children, grandchildren and an extended family who along with many friends love and miss him dearly.

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Savirymuththu Theresamma

Our beloved ammammaa

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Thiru Deenadayalan

Our great teacher at Sri. N. Krishnaswamy Mudaliar Higher Secondary School.

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Alan McCarthy

Alan was an incredible man dedicated to his family, who he loved unconditionally; he is survived and beloved by, his wife Sue, his children Glenn, Stuart, Brendan and his wife Ashlie, grandchildren Remy and Reese, siblings, nieces and nephews, friends and every single person in his life. Alan loved his community, which he supported through his work with Victoria Police for 29 years; his time with the local Legal Service where he served as Chairman of the Board for some time; his umpiring work with Cricket Victoria as a member of the Premier Panel of Umpires; and his work based at Doveton College with the school community, breakfast club, Men and Women of Doveton, and more. Alan touched the lives of everyone he met, and always had a good word to say about everyone. He was full of love and kindness, honour and pride, bringing joy and comfort to his family, friends and community. Alan will be missed by many, but none more so than his family. As an organ donor, he will go on to help others and save lives beyond the span of his own. There will be no funeral, but when this craziness is over we will get together and have a drink to this amazing man we are so proud to call husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, colleague, mate and friend. Please hug your loved ones while you can

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