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Alan Herbert
Alan was a very popular and extremely loved member of our club and made many, many friends, as well as meeting his partner, Sue, during his time in the club. He joined in 2006 and has attended every megameet since, along with countless other events. Alan was a huge supporter of the club and served on the committee for a while too. He was always great fun to be around and was extremely generous (especially when it came to bidding on Belgian beer in the megameet auctions!). He will be greatly missed by us all. Our deepest condolences and thoughts are with Sue and the rest of Alan's family.
Mike Stafford
Mike was a much loved and loving father and grandfather. True friend to a great many around the world. He was thoughtful, fun, energetic, interesting, generous but had no ability to make a decision! He will be greatly missed by us all xx Please do share photos and memories of our lovely dad!
Margaret Thrower
Margaret Thrower was born Margaret Tredwell in Birmingham. She was the widow of Eric Thrower, Mum to Linda, Steve and Jo, Grandma to Sam, Kate, Joel and Tom, sister to Andrew and a good friend to many. Throughout her years she travelled widely, met lots of people and loved life. She was involved in lots of things in her local community, including the National Trust, the Emmanuel Church and the League of Friends Chaplaincy at her local hospital. In short a real ‘doer’! She passed away suddenly after a stroke and the current situation in the UK means many cannot attend her funeral. A memorial service will be arranged when this is possible for people to attend.
Paul Kihiu
Paul Gitau Kihiu was born in Nairobi on the 18th of August 1973 to Daniel Kihiu and Esther Kihiu. He was the 4th born and had 4 sisters: Michele, Rose, Sophie and Grace. Paul married Margaret on 20th November 2004, in a colourful ceremony where his love for his wife was evident. He was one of the few men who shed a tear of emotion on their wedding day. Together they were blessed with two children namely Daniel and Selah. The joy of the Lord is my strength ~Nehemiah 8:10b Paul loved this verse and would often quote it. In happy times and in sad times. Paul's faith was of extra-large proportions. And, as such, he partook of life in large doses. He was a larger than life character. Whenever he came into a room, it lit up. He had a bright energetic presence. Yet he was also laid-back and easy-going, and took life in manageable chunks. He was an encourager. One often heard "Good stuff!" from him - one of his favourite phrases. He was full of jokes. He was fun to be around. He laughed out loud, hearty and full laughter. So many happy memories come to mind. He was tactful and diplomatic, yet he also addressed things at their core when needed. Paul was extremely loyal. Extremely. His family always felt like he had them covered. Paul was active and engaged. He cared about people deeply. When he expressed his appreciation, he did so thoughtfully. For example, for his Mom's 75th birthday, he gave a PowerPoint presentation - well-laid out, in full colour. Yet the most outstanding quality about Paul was his generosity. He gave: of his time, energy, knowledge, wisdom. We always knew this, but each experienced it personally when we went through our own difficult seasons. He had a way of gently prodding to find out exactly what you needed, and then looking to help in exactly that manner - whatever it was. And, because Paul was a man of faith, we are sure we will meet him in heaven one day. His joyful countenance made him at home in heaven right away, and now he is free of pain.
Stanley Lowe, OBE, JP
Mr. Stanley Lowe, OBE, JP, has been described by Premier David Burt as “a true man for all seasons.” Mr. Lowe served as a Member of Parliament from 1968 until his retirement in 2012, having served as Opposition Whip for most of his term in Opposition. He was selected as Deputy Speaker in 1995 before being selected as the first Black Speaker of the House of Assembly in1998. He served in that role till his retirement in 2012. As a member of the Parliamentary ‘Class of 68’. Mr. Lowe formed part of the anchor of Bermuda’s modern political history and served the people of his beloved Southampton East for 44 years. Sincere condolences are extended to the family and friends of Mr. Lowe. On behalf of the Government and people of Bermuda, this tribute is to commemorate and celebrate his life and legacy. He was a father, grandfather, brother, Member of Parliament, Speaker of the House, friend, Bermudian.
Adam Barry
Adam was that larger than life character with an incredible smile and sense of humour to go with it. He was one of the most polite young men that you could ever wish to meet, and always made time to ask how things were with you. You were such a bright star Adam you will always be remembered and forever sadly missed.
Michelle Muir
This page has been created by the staff and students of de Stafford School in memory of our dear friend and staff member, Michelle Muir. Michelle joined de Stafford as a Teaching Assistant nearly 16 years ago and in her time with us helped support so many young people. She was particularly skilled at building positive relationships with some of our most vulnerable students, boosting their self-esteem, raising aspirations and really making them believe in themselves as a result of her gentle and reassuring approach. Her kind, caring and thoughtful nature and fantastic sense of humour will be sorely missed by colleagues, students and parents, both past and present.
Sister St. Margaret Zapf, SSJ
Sister St. Margaret Zapf, SSJ served for over 86 years in Florida and Puerto Rico in education and pastoral care and was called home at the age of 102. Known for her enthusiasm in ministry and love of “the dear neighbor”, Sister St. Margaret embodied the Sister of St. Joseph who always kept in mind the “commitment to a life full of modesty, gentleness, and holiness. ( MAXIM 1)
Colin Cairns
My brother Colin passed away peacefully in his sleep on 24th April 2020. He will be sadly missed by all who knew and loved him. Colin had a wicked sense of humour and loved sharing jokes and things that he found funny. He was a real character and always loved winding me up - even in our adult life!! Please share your memories of Colin xx
John Gardiner
John Gardiner, ANSTO's Property Manager based at Lucas Heights, sadly passed away on Friday 24 April, 2020. This news will come as a shock to many who worked with John and it’s a significant loss to the ANSTO community. During his time at ANSTO, John made a significant contribution working on major projects including the Innovation Precinct, as well as NMI and CSIRO matters. John contributed greatly to the development of all ANSTO’s campuses. As property manager, John was the face of ANSTO among the tenants, building strong relationships with all. Many of them have been impacted by the COVID-19 crisis and John had been working with them to provide support in recent weeks. Due to COVID-19 there are modifications to funeral gatherings so please share your memories and pass on your condolences to John's family. John was liked by many across ANSTO. He was the absolute professional and highly regarded for his composed nature and thoughtfulness. He was a valued ANSTO senior manager and will be greatly missed.
