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Aad Heuvel, van den
Aad was een bekende Nederlander, TV persoonlijkheid. Bekend in de wereld van journalistiek en omroepen. Zo is hij lange tijd het gezicht van de nieuwsrubriek Brandpunt geweest Na 1973 maakte hij een aantal televisieprogramma's, waaronder de J.C.J. van Speykshow, Cursief en de Alles is Anders-show. De Ver van mijn Bed-show en KRO's Middageditie volgden later. Het programma Ook dat nog bracht hem grote bekendheid!.
VU2RCR Ramchandra
Deeply regret to announce the sad demise of OM Chandru (Ramaiah Ramachandra), VU2RCR, Governing Council Member of ARSI. He passed away last night at 9.30 pm after complaining of a mild chest pain when he as taken to Narayana Hrudayalaya Hospital. His body is donated to St. John's Medical Institute as per his wish. The mortal remains will be will be taken away by the Institute at noon today. VU2RCR, Chandru was the Past President of ARSI and further on till date, he has been on the board as a GC Member. He was the Director-IARU-R3 from 2007 to 2010. He was an active ham, traveling widely attending many international events. He has participated in many Emergency Communication operations during 1990's and early 2000 such as the Latur Earthquake, etc. we all will miss him as a good friend, a mentor and a fellow ham. May his soul rest in peace
Chief, Sir, Charles Eke
Chief Sir Charles Kaonyeuyoaso Eke was born in Zungeru Niger State on the 12th of August 1928. He started his career with Ghana Airways and when he returned to Nigeria, he joined Nigeria Airways from where he retired after 35 years of Service. He is survived by 6 children, grandchildren and numerous non biological children who he contributed immensely to their development. He was an Anglican Knight and the President of the Elders Council in Eziobodo, Owerri West Local Government in Imo State. At the time of his death, he was the oldest man in the community. He died on 10th June 2020.
VU2RCR R.RAMACHANDRA
Deeply regret to announce the sad demise of OM Chandru (Ramaiah Ramachandra), VU2RCR, Governing Council Member of ARSI. He passed away last night at 9.30 pm after complaining of a mild chest pain when he as taken to Narayana Hrudayalaya Hospital. His body is donated to St. John's Medical Institute as per his wish. The mortal remains will be will be taken away by the Institute at noon today. VU2RCR, Chandru was the President of ARSI from Year 2000 to 2004 and further on till date, he has been on the board as a GC Member. He was the Director-IARU-R3 from 2007 to 2010. He was an active ham, traveling widely attending many international events. He has participated in many Emergency Communication operations during 1990's and early 2000 such as the Latur Earthquake, etc. we all will miss him as a good friend, a mentor and a fellow ham. May his soul rest in peace
Ganpat Singhvi
A leader, mentor, guide and inspiration to us all. His strong principles of integrity, ethics and excellence are revered by all to cherish, honour and emulate. His unparalleled optimism, zest for life, unconditional love & affection has touched the hearts of many and left behind a rich harvest of fond memories.
Jaxon McAulay
Jaxon was a student at Angus Morrison Elementary school in Mr. Sweezey's grade 6 class. He was 11 years old. Jaxon was involved in an accident with a single-vehicle while riding his bike. He passed away shortly after at the hospital. Jaxon will be remembered by staff and students as an energetic, fun-loving and charismatic student. Though he has left us too soon, he will forever live in the memories of his teachers, friends and family. Rest in Peace Jaxon.
Vijay Narayan Kulkarni
To be honest I don't really know what to say. Maybe I’ll start by saying we all love you so much and I miss you dearly. Its been a year already..time rolls by so quickly You and Amma raised us well. You gave us the right value system to lead life. You guys managed to bring happiness and comfort . Sure, life is not always happy and had our ups and downs, but we were able to manage with head held high. You had your own strange ways of loving each one of us . You were such a child at heart. Words can't fathom how much your kids, mother, sisters, brother miss you! One thing is for sure you lived your life according to your own terms and lead a life KING size. True to your name- Vijay- you didn't leave anything in life unfinished until you achieved "vijay- success" . Even when we close our eyes, there is an image of your face. I stand with tears in my heart, but the lord comforts me with thoughts of the life you have lived on earth. Please watch over all of us . We love you. ADIEU POPS, rest well till we meet to part no more.
Peter Gillespie
Peter was born in Truro, Cornwall on February 1st, 1962, fourth child of six to Tony and Rosemary Gillespie, he is survived by his wife Merci, four brothers Simon, Mark, Johnny, Jubes, and his sister Karen. In 1969 the family moved to Newport-on-Tay in Fife, on the south bank of the River Tay and Peter went to school at Newport Primary and later Madras College in St Andrews. He graduated with a BSc in Mechanical Engineering from Heriot Watt University in Edinburgh and started his career with Lucas Engineering in Kent. A broken leg, incurred playing cricket afforded him the spare time to become highly proficient in IT skills, which he put to use initially at Lucas, eventually moving to Fidelity International where, apart from a brief interlude as Managing Director of Webscript Designs, he spent the remainder of his career, eventually progressing to Head of Information Security and Technology Risk
Rosemary Hollis
It is with deep sadness that we mark the passing of our much-loved colleague Professor Rosemary Hollis. Professor Hollis worked at City for 10 years and was a widely respected Middle East expert. She was Director of the Olive Tree Programme which awarded scholarships to exceptional Palestinian and Israeli students.
Abdul Kareem Rahimahullah
We are sad to announce the passing away of Mr. Abdul Kareem Sow He was appointed to Hillcrest School in 2014 and left us to teach in the UK in 2017. He held various positions of responsibility in the school including Boarding Master, Head of Boys Boarding, Head of Chemistry, and Head of Careers. Mr Sow made a significant contribution to this school and had a positive impact on many students and teachers over his time with us. He will be greatly missed.
NGOZI JANICE OKONKWO
Mrs. Ngozi Janice Okonkwo, the Chief Legal Officer, Oando Plc is dead. The Oando Plc top executive died on Thursday after a brief illness. Her death was confirmed Thursday evening by Mr. Adewale Tinubu, Oando Group Chief Executive, in a tweet. In a special tribute posted on his Twitter handle @AdewaleTinubu, the oil tycoon described the late Ngozi — in her late-40s — as a wonderful soul who was ready for every goal oriented endeavour. “She was knowledge, efficiency, competence, diligence and true leadership. She was what we all hope for in a team member. She was empathy, loyalty, support and trust. She was someone you wanted by your side when winning was the goal. She was focus, audacity, stealth, presence and persistence. According to Tinubu, for 11 years, Ngozi toiled in ensuring that Oando’s dreams became reality. “She did so with a full dose of infectious optimism everyday, despite the odds. She was excellence. My prayers remain with her family who lost a wonderful wife, mother, daughter and sister,” Tinubu stated. A graduate of University of Nigeria, Nsukka and University of London, where she bagged her Bachelor of Laws (LLB Law) and Master of Laws (LLM, International Business Law), the late Ngozi joined Oando PLC in 2009 as the Senior Legal Advisor. She was appointed the Chief Legal Officer in 2011. Ever smiling Ngozi managed the General Affairs of the Legal Services unit comprising downstream, finance and upstream and key transactions. She served as a member of the Group Leadership Council, the Disciplinary Committee, the Related Party Transaction Panel and is leading the women rising initiatives. Ngozi had a strong experience in Corporate and commercial law, direct and indirect taxation, Private equity, Corporate finance, Corporate Secretarial Services, Compensation restructuring, Share scheme design, Mergers & Acquisitions and Corporate restructuring. She was the Legal lead for Oando Plc on the acquisition of three ConocoPhillips’ business entities in Nigeria in July 2014 for $1.5 billion as well as: -the divestment of East Horizon Gas Company Limited for US$250 million (2014). -the partial divestment of Oando’s downstream division to Helios and Vitol (June 2016), and Oando’s Gas & Power division to Helios (December 2016). -The divestment of Alausa Power Limited in 2017 Late Ngozi was a member of the Nigerian Bar Association, an Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, United Kingdom, an Associate member of the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators and an Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation, Nigeria. She was also a fellow of the Centre for International Legal Studies in Austria. A co-recipient of the IJ Global Award for ‘African oil and gas deal of the year 2014’ on 19th February 2015, in London and had featured in the ESQ Magazines. Listed in Top 100 Corporate Counsel by Legal 500 in April 2015 and with her team received three awards for outstanding in-house/oil and gas legal team. In October 2016, she was included in The Legal 500’s GC Powerlist: Africa Teams. and in November 2017, Ngozi was again recognized by Legal 500 and certified as one of the most influential GCs in Africa in the Legal 500 GC Powerlist – Africa 2017. Late Ngozi’s burial arrangement will be announced later by her family.