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Mr Ajit Singh & Mrs Gurbachan Kaur Dosanjh
A page to share memories and messages about Mr Ajit Singh Dosanjh and Mrs Gurbachan Kaur Dosanjh. Ajit Singh Dosanjh arrived in the UK from Punjab on 20th February 1950. His family would like to take this opportunity to give thanks for all the love, support and guidance they gave to them. Please leave your message of thanks, your memories of them, stories and pictures that we can share on Sunday 23rd February 2020 when we celebrate 70 years since his arrival in the UK. You may also leave message of thanks for any other members of the family too, for those who are no longer with us and for those whose presence we are still blessed with. We are so lucky to have a great supportive, loving family, so, old or young, sibling, parent or child, if you want to leave a message to thank your family then please do so. We will share some of them at the celebration with your permission. Can’t wait to hear from you all. X
Amrapali Zaveri
Amrapali passed away suddenly on Friday, 24th of January. She was and will be an inspiration to us all. She loved to travel, nature, and learning new stuff. Her shining eyes, her optimism and laughter filled every place with joy She will be remembered for her bright personality and rigorous organizational skills, as well as for her love of coffee and food. She loved to be amongst nature and travel to new places. Her favorite out-of-office email message was to declare that she was “one with Nature.” This meant she was not online -- and everyone knew she deserved it.
Moses Akinde
Papa, as fondly called by children and grandchildren, was born in Idanre town, Ondo State, Nigeria. Reverend Moses Akinde retired as a chartered accountant in the Nigerian Railways Corporation before relocating to New York, United States in 1992. He worked hard to cater for his family and also pastored a fellowship that was mainly established to impact lives in the Nigerian Community. Reverend Moses Akinde is survived by his wife, Musiliat Akinde, eight (8) children and seven (7) grandchildren. Sunrise: August 07, 1944 Sunset: January 10, 2020
Amiel Modupe Fagbulu
Dr. Amiel Modupe Fagbulu, an Icon of Education!!! Dr Fagbulu was a member of the class of '39 at Kings College, Lagos. He also attended The Higher College, Yaba, Lagos (Nigeria's first institutions of higher learning), The University College, Ibadan, The London University and Harvard University where he obtained a doctoral degree in Educational Planning. He was an Education Consultant to: • UNESCO • UNICEF • World Bank • USAID Ford Foundation • The Federal Government of Nigeria (Ministry of Education) Late Dr. Amiel Modupe Fagbulu was a Fellow of the Nigeria Academy of Education and his contributions to education in administration and content planning will remain a national legacy. “Baba” as he was fondly called by all, wrote and published many books. He was an unrepentant believer in the reading culture. Baba is survived by a wife, children and a loving family, friends and well-wishers.
Forough Khadem
Forough cared deeply about the well-being of people around her. She knew how to make everyone feel included, cherished, loved and important. As a scientist, her research focused on understanding the mechanisms involved in developing immunity to a deadly infectious disease. She was so down to earth that no one would even suspect that she was an internationally recognized scientist with many awards and accomplishments. Forough’s passion for partnership building in translational life sciences and helping other researchers succeed, brought her to Mitacs where she helped many researchers realize the true potential of their discoveries. She had the most contagious and genuine laugh. She would make you laugh even if she was really in pain. Sadly, we only had her in our world for a short period but she made our lives happier, kinder and more joyful. We will all remember Forough’s passion for Mitacs, enthusiasm for innovation, and her positive outlook on life. We invite you to share your memories of Forough here.
