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Jose Fernandez
On Friday, April 3rd, 2020, Jose Fernandez was abruptly taken from this world due to COVID 19. With no underlying health issues, no one could have never imagined he would not return home after driving himself to the hospital. Jose was a devoted husband to Alba and loving father to his two children Daniel & Camila, a VP for IT Services Management Reading Hospital. He took great pride in his Verona home and loved his neighborhood for the past 7 years. Everyone that knew Jose, commented on his genuine kindness to everyone he met and that he always had a smile on his face. He leaves behind, his wife of 15 years Alba, 7th grader Daniel, 5th grader Camila, His parents Jose and Ana & his siblings Zunilda & Geover Fernandez. We are raising funds to help pay for his funeral expenses and other related costs for Alba, Daniel and Camila as they try to figure out life without Jose. 100 % of all donated funds will to them. ❤️ https://www.gofundme.com/f/jose-fernandez-memorial-fund
Charles Juge
Dear Colleagues, This is with deep regret that we heard last week that one of our long standing advisers on classification issues passed away after being contaminated with Covid-19. Before starting his collaboration with the OSCE in the beginning of the 2000s, Charles has had a long and successful career within the UN. Very young, after graduating from the famous Pantheon-Assas Law School in France, he joined first UNESCO in Paris in 1963 and after a couple of years, joined FAO in Rome where he went up the ladder in the field of HR. He was a reference person on HR matters consulted by all when complex matters were under discussion. He was a true civil servant, abiding by the values of independence and respect for diversity. We express our sincere condolences to his wife Valerie and his son Alexandre.
Mateus Datagnan Germana
Welcome to the memorial page for our beloved Mateus Datagnan Germana. He was affectionately known to most as “Da”, and to his beloved nieces and nephews he was “Ton Da”, and to his daughters he was simply “Dad”. At this moment, the Germana family are gathering to celebrate the life of Da, who we all loved so dearly. Anyone who knew Da would tell you that he had an infectious and handsome smile and even more, a memorable laugh. He was a natural “social butterfly” and became the life of the party, no matter where he was, and who he was around. Mateus Datangnan Germana was born in Plaisance (Nord) Haiti, on July 29, 1939 to Amèric Germana and Diane Pèan. Da spent his formative years in Haiti, working in his family’s business before migrating to the United States in the 1960’s to find better opportunities. He spent most of career working as a chauffeur for United Nations, the Daily News and other reputable corporations in New York City. Da is survived by siblings Amelie, Aramis, Serge, Raymónde, Gerarda, Pierrot, Destin, Wisly, Edith and Adelaine. He is also survived by three daughters, Nadia, Diana, and Diane-Lynn, five grandchildren Christopher, Jalen, Kayla, Nardo, and Kaïs. He is also survived by a host of nieces, nephews and Godchildren. Da was a friend to everyone. Well known in the Haitian communities across New York City, Boston, and Miami, Da was a fixture in everyone’s lives, not missing a birthday party, communion, wedding or funeral. He was there for everyone. A supportive brother, uncle, father, grandfather, and friend- he always checked on everyone. Da was a beloved family man, always concerned with the best interest of those he loved.
Helen Marie Garrison
Helen Marie Helderman Garrison, 80, of Durham, a loving daughter, sister, sorority sister, wife of 52 years, mother, Granny, and widow, died peacefully on Wednesday, April 1st, 2020. A native of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, she studied English at the University of Oklahoma, joining the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. While attending a summer leadership program in New York City for the Campfire Girls, she met her future husband, David Garrison. She finished her degree at Oklahoma City University to graduate early and marry David, whom she accompanied to Union Theological Seminary in New York City. Over the course of his ministerial career, she accompanied David to 6 Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregations in North Carolina. After struggling to conceive for nearly a decade, Helen and David adopted their son, Chuck, and with pressure removed, their daughter Jennifer followed a year later. When David was at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Wendell, NC, Helen studied graduate English at North Carolina State University, where she was an enthusiast of Chaucer and Shakespeare and became literate in Middle English. Her childrens’ early memories include sitting cross-legged in the car due to the mountain of Hemingway books taking up the floorboards. She later worked as a social research assistant and conference planner for the UNC-CH Medical School TEACCH program, where she supported families and educators of children with autism around the world. She also served as Chapter Advisor to the UNC branch of Alpha Chi Omega, forming many lifelong relationships. When David retired from ministry, they settled in Durham, NC, where she joined First Presbyterian Church, reuniting with a beloved choir director, and focusing on spending time with a growing family. Both her son and daughter welcomed grandchildren (the first of which were both born in years where UNC won the NCAA men’s basketball championship.) She skillfully used frequent flyer miles to visit her family at military postings in Italy, Guam, and Hawaii, particularly enjoying the flagship Salvatore Ferragamo store in Florence. She was predeceased by her beloved husband David, who passed away in 2014 after 52 years of marriage. She is survived by her son, Chuck Garrison of Chapel Hill, her daughter, Jennifer Eberlein of Honolulu, Hawaii, their spouses and four grandsons - William, Christopher, Stough and Callum. We are comforted that Helen and David are once again reunited. In lieu of flowers, Helen’s family requests donations to both the Fisher’s Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation and TEACCH Autism Program.
Barbara Eckersley
Peacefully in her sleep at Salford Royal Hospital on March 31 2020. Barbara Ann aged 80 years and of Salford. Beloved wife of Patrick Eckersley. Treasured Mother of Alison and the late Louise and Gail RIP. Daughter of Alice and James Catlow. Dear Sister of the late David and James RIP. Dearest Nanna, Niece, Aunty, Sister-in-Law and Friend to many. "A sorrow too deep for words". All welcome to a requiem mass that will be celebrated at St James Catholic Church, Salford Precinct later in the year due to current circumstances. A small private service will be held at Agecroft Cemetery on 15th April. Donations in lieu of flowers, if desired to Alzheimers UK
Julie Pascoe
To Julie - our force of nature. On Wednesday the 8th of April, please help us celebrate her life by taking a moment at your nearest favourite location, to think of Julie. Upload a photo of your moment and any memory you would like to share, so that we can be together in spirit, far and wide. We will be organising a full memorial for any who can attend, when we are able. Love from Wayne, Jess, James, Kim and Tash. ************** Julie was committed to improving the lives of others, especially children. If you would like to make a donation in Julie's name, please copy and paste the below link to your browser or go to the GoFundMe website and search for Julie Pascoe... https://www.gofundme.com/f/julie-pascoe-memorial-fund?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link-tip&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet
Kristina Mahoney
Kristina was the girl from Boston, who loved her Irish connections and we adored her too. Kristina's untimely passing has left a void in our teams, our business and with many of Kristina's close friends and colleagues. Kristina's smile and caring & kind nature will forever stay with us. We will cherish all the fond memories that we shared together and through this forum we would like to capture those memories, stories and pictures that colleagues would like to share.
Julie Pascoe
Dear Julie Lambert as I knew you, Jules it’s a sad day for us who remember and treasure the wonderful amazing fun times we shared with the old tennis crew from Hornsby When I saw Jens messages I was so blessed to have been part of the life journey we shared with you As I sit here having a drink for you thinking back with a smile You lived a life well lived I’m sure God bless you and your family thanks for the memories and there was plenty Rest well. XXX
Wrisë Booker
Known as the “Mentor to Leaders,” Wrisë’s great passion was working with people to help them become more effective executives. Those who knew and worked with her recognized that she had a special gift for getting to the heart of challenging issues and reaching the souls of many ― all while maintaining a nurturing and positive attitude.
Nachiappa Thiagarajan
Sri Nachiappa Thiagarajan was a beloved husband to Annapoorani and loving father and grandfather. He leaves behind many memories of kindness, generosity and love to all those he touched during his life. He was never one to hesitate in helping all those who he knew across the globe and during his fifty five years in the UK. He will be remembered for creating the London Nagarathar Sangam and his wonderful ability to bring people together.