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Daniel Appiah Agyepong

Daniel Appiah Agyepong, affectionately called Dan or Cocotee, was born to the family of Mr and Mrs Asamoa Agyepong (both deceased), on the 16th of May 1981 at Akim Oda in the Eastern Region of Ghana. He was the 8th born of his 9 siblings. Daniel was raised in Oda, Tema, Abeka, East Cantonments and Lashibi. He completed his primary school education at Kotoka Primary School in Burma Camp, Accra. After successfully sitting and passing his BECE, he gained admission into Adisadel College in Cape Coast in the Central Region of Ghana for his Secondary School Education. His leadership qualities were noticed and he was made house captain for Knight house in the school. Dan held a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Studies from the University of Ghana and was a registered member of the Chartered Institute of Bankers, Ghana In 2007 he was employed by GCB Bank as an officer and rose to the position of Operations Manager in the Duayaw Nkwanta branch of the bank until his sudden demise. He was a keen sportsman and played for the Knight House football team in his Adisadel College days and was a member of Sunyani Tennis Club and GCB Bank Tennis Team. Dan was married to a woman of substance, Evelyn Agyepong with whom he has three adorable kids; Marilyn Akosua Agyepong,Jason Agyekum Agyepong and Jacklyn Opokua Agyepong. As a Father, Husband, Brother and Friend, it was a short life spent together but it was a life well lived. We love him, but we know God loves him best and so he called him at His own right time. Dan, da yie! Nante yie!

Taofik Atanda Alawiye

Taofik Atanda Alawiye popularly known as T.A was a virtuous and honourable man. He lived life with an exemplary character fostering Love, Peace & Unity. Exceptionally pleasant to be around and strived eagerly to bring out the best in everyone. There was no iota of doubt on his immense love for God & he never took his spirituality lightly. He was intentional at transforming lives and making the world a better place. He will always remain in our hearts as he continues to rest in the bosom of God. May his gentle and perfect soul forever rest in peace. Amen

Adolphus Karibi-Whyte

Adolphus Karibi-Whyte was a good man, an upright, dedicated and very meticulous professional and a loving husband, dutiful father and family man.

Clara sales roqueta

Mare, filla, companya, germana i amiga

Jean-Robert Bondzanga

From Brazzaville in Congo. Has a BSc in Accounting and Finance at Middlesex University, and went on to complete his Masters in Computer Applications in Accounting. He later became an Oracle Implementation Consultant specialising in the Finance modules. JR as he is fondly known is survived by his wife and 4 children.

Tom Kau

[ English version below ] Tom had twee grote passies waardoor velen hem kennen. Een was de muziek, het bespelen van de ukelele en het wasbord. Zijn tweede grote passie was Shogi, Japans schaken, waarin hij als de hoofd-wedstrijdleider optrad. Hij zorgde altijd voor de nodige vrolijkheid en was dan ook zeer geliefd en graag gezien persoon. *** Tom was known by many people to have two great passions in his life. One was music, playing the ukelele and the washboard. His second great passion was Shogi, Japanese chess, for which he was the head game referee. Tom was always cheerful and with it a much beloved and respected person.

Nick Scott

Norman would be the first to admit that I wasn't his best ever economics student but he and Tilson were a formidable and complimentary partnership that got me through A levels and eventually a career in the City. But it was actually my contact post school that I got to know him better usually at match days at the College when one of my 3 children were playing against Epsom! We would always chat and reminisce and he was always open and friendly. Quite a man, one that we all respected and he will be sorely missed.

Bill Chapman

Much loved husband, Dad and Taid. Former Mayor of Conwy (2017-2018) and Conwy Town Councillor for Marl Ward. Magistrate. Member of Côr Meibion Maelgwn choir. Keen linguist and Esperantist. An honorary Welsh man and passionate about the Welsh language. An interest in local history. Labour Party Member. Friend and advisor to many.

Kath Corby

Kath was an amazing person! She was such a kind, caring and funny lady who lit up the room. She gave the most amazing hugs and was full of life. A much loved mother, sister, cousin, auntie, friend and colleague. She will be greatly missed by so many people. Please share your memories and photos of Kath. Such a lovely lady and taken from us all far too soon. RIP Kath. YNWA

David Munyambu

Our beloved dad, grandpa, friend, mentor, and pastor. He sacrificed his ambitions and gave us his best so that we might succeed in life.

Kevin Bourke

Kev was an extremely popular lad with friends scattered all over the world. With Covid it's difficult for anyone to meet at the moment to pay a proper tribute, but hopefully this page offers everyone an opportunity to share a photo or a memory of their time with him.

Renaud Parentani

Renaud was a wonderful person with an exceptional mind. He was Full Professor at Université Paris Sud, Orsay in France. As a colleague, he was known for his deep knowledge of quantum mechanics and gravitation. His contributions had a profound impact on our understanding of cosmology and black holes. As a friend, we will never forget his wittiness, his sense of humor and his sparkling eyes.

See Kam Yip

See was one of the strongest women you could ever meet. She raised 6 children, 11 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Words cannot describe the impact she has made on all of our lives. Due to the current COVID crisis, we will not be having an open wake. If you would like to send "white envelopes", please send to: 204-31 29th Ave Bayside, NY 11360 Thank you, Yip Family

Achim Biehl

Achim joined the Company in September 2006. He worked throughout different departments in the Amplexor organization. He will be truly missed by all of us and our thoughts goes to his family, close friends and colleagues who had the obligation to work with him during his career.

Andy Bourke

A man dedicated to service

Dennis Olusegun George

Dennis Olusegun George, 69, passed in Ikoyi, Lagos on Tuesday May 19, 2020. After complications from a valiant battle. Born August 03, 1950 in Lagos, he settled in Lagos where he practiced medicine at his hospital. An active member of multiple academic and medical societies, he was committed to a life of servitude helping others. He is survived by his wife, five children and 7 grandchildren, siblings and an aged mother.