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Almar Oudshoorn
Almar was zo’n beetje de vriendelijkste, lieve man die ik ken. Altijd bezig met de zorg voor dieren, daar was hij dol op. Tegelijkertijd was hij een ‘boefje’, kleurde graag buiten de lijntjes en was altijd in voor een grapje met iemand. Het leven was niet gemakkelijk voor hem sinds het overlijden van zijn moeder en vrouw Diana 7 jaar geleden. Hij had wereldwijd fijne vriendschappen, opgebouwd in een heel leven. Almar laat een zoon achter, Alex van 19.
John Lee
// Memorial page for DMV area motorcycle riders // Perhaps the most active person in various DMV Motorcycle groups, the loss of John Lee is felt very deeply by the entire rider's community. His passion for riding was unmatched, but perhaps more notable was his kindness to everyone fortunate enough to have crossed paths with. And he gave this gift of friendship to other riders for so long. / John was involved in an fatal accident August 11th, at approximately 2am, while riding his motorcycle. The details of the accident are unclear as of this moment, but there was a second vehicle that was also involved in the accident. / https://www.insidenova.com/headlines/motorcyclist-killed-in-crash-on-dale-boulevard/article_96583c5a-bc4b-11e9-b52e-d394c3f2392f.html / Please leave your condolences on this page. Ride in peace, friend. We will miss you. /
Ekanem Okokon
Mrs Ekanem Okokon (Nee Edet) lived a beautiful life. She is survived by her husband of 40 years, 4 biological children , 9 biological grandsons, many many "acquired" children and grand children, an 89 year old mother, 3 siblings and a really large loving family. She was the glue binding everyone together. She will really be missed
Sushma Swaraj
The strong voice, sparkling smile and signature bindi that dominated the political and lately diplomatic scene are no more. We will miss the powerful speeches, gentle wit and the easy accessibility that shaped modern India. We will now quote you as the shining example of woman's empowerment in India to the western world, not with a smile, but with a film of tear. We'll miss the confidence of having you - the foreign minister of the world's largest democracy - just a tweet away. Farewell, Sushma ji. You will be missed, but you will never cease to inspire. May we be worthy of your legacy. Om Shanti! Shanti! Shanti!
Sharon Annette (Baird) White
Sharon Annette (Baird) White, 78, passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by her loving family on August 4, 2019. She is survived by her husband, whom she called the kindest man she ever met, Delmar Leone White of Idaho Falls, Idaho; daughter Brenda (Michael) Klingler of Iona, Idaho; daughter Trudy White (Ronda) of Basalt, Idaho; son Bradley (Chana) of Moxee, Washington; daughter Melissa Neal of Idaho Falls, Idaho; daughter Liz (Aaron) Cleavinger of Franklin, Tennessee; 17 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren and two brothers Robert (Wanda) of Fayetteville, Georgia and Dean (Jelene) of Nampa, Idaho. She is preceded in death by her parents, sister-in-law Karen Delight Baird, and grandson Mason Aaron Cleavinger. Sharon was born on November 16, 1940, to Robert Dean Baird and Annie Shelley Baird, and raised in the farming community of Melba, Idaho, where she graduated as valedictorian of Melba High School in May 1958. She attended business school until our dad proposed behind the backstop while she was playing a softball game! They were married on July 11, 1959, in Melba, Idaho, and later sealed in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple on May 16, 1960. They made their first home in Nampa, Idaho, later moved to Nevada, Wyoming, and finally settled and reared their five children in Yakima, Washington, for 39 years. She worked for 33 years at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital as a Pre-Billing Supervisor. After her retirement, our parents moved to Idaho Falls, Idaho, to be near family. Sharon was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, having served in many callings such as Stake Relief Society, ward Relief Society President, Young Women’s President, and primary teacher several times. She acted on her deep desire to serve and love those who often went unseen, including the widowed and single sisters of their ward. She enjoyed organizing, planning programs, yard sales, canning, making Christmas candy with Dad, collecting spoons from their travels, tying quilts, watching baseball, reading and writing poetry, and church history. Mom was very open about how blessed they were to adopt Brenda, Trudy, and Brad, and she instilled in all of us a love for others, while making it clear that we are all one eternal family.
Issa-Modi Ide
Manager and Chief Procurement Officer at the Islamic Development Bank (IDB). A loving father, a devoted husband, a great colleague who was known for his warmth, friendly and sincere interaction with anyone he met. He touched each and every one of us and his absence will be felt by all. He will be missed. Inna lilahi wa inna ilahi rajioon. May Allah accept all his good deeds and forgive his sins, grant him the highest place in Jannah and give Sabr to his family.
Meganne George
Meganne George was an award-winning theatrical designer living and working in New York City. Her work has been seen across the country and around the world. She held a dual MFA in Costume and Scenic Design from Ohio State University and a BFA in Directing from Baylor University. An educator as well as an artist, Meganne was of Native American ancestry (Chocktaw Nation of Oklahoma) with roots in Texas and Arizona. She was the Resident Production Designer for 19 seasons with New Perspectives Theatre Company, serving as de facto co-producer on many NPTC productions and events and lending her critical eye and excellent dramaturgical skills in support of dozens of playwrights and directors. She was a partner to Artistic Director Melody Brooks in selecting the annual and long-term production schedule and securing resources for the company. Many of Meganne’s most daring projects in her last years were designs for avant-garde director Lee Breuer and Mabou Mines. Her first project with Breuer, Mabou Mines' Dollhouse, caught fire with its New York premiere in 2004. Dollhouse was an immediate critical success, receiving two Obie Awards and an Elliot Norton Award Design nomination for Meganne's costumes. Meganne toured the world with the production through 2010. Further Mabou Mines collaborations include Medea; Glass Guignol; Finn (NYSCA grant for costume design); Red Beads, which Breuer co-directed with acclaimed puppeteer Basil Twist; Pataphysics Penyeach starring Ruth Maleczech; and Choephorae, an original production that debuted at the 2006 European Capital of Culture Festival in Patras, Greece. Balancing Meganne’s works in avant-garde theatre over the past several years were her designs for classical opera (16 seasons with Bronx Opera) and dance in the New York City area. She also worked with a wide variety of creative theatre companies, including Adobe Theatre Company, Chain Lightning, AndHow, and the last seven seasons with Parity Productions. With these companies and many others, Meganne collaborated on some of the most exciting, challenging, and entertaining productions presented to New York audiences over the past twenty five years. A memorial service will be planned in New York City in the coming weeks, and a fund set up in Meganne's memory to support the small theatre companies and emerging artists that she dedicated her life to helping.
Crispin Cris
Crispin “Cris” Pisalbo Filarca passed away peacefully on Tuesday, July 23, 2019, surrounded by his family. He was born on July 19, 1948, to Pedro (†) and Francisca (†) He was a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education graduate of University of Northern Philippines. He started his career as an electrician for DPWH and would, later on, continue his career overseas. After his stint in the Middle East, he was back home raising his family while his passion for community service is growing. He would find himself employed as barangay official for many years, 13 of which, as a Captain of Barangay San Jose, Vigan City. Cris worked hard and dedicated himself to improving the barangay. Few of his most distinguished accomplishments include the covering of basketball court, improved barangay hall, senior citizen building, improved street lighting, creation of more barangay roads, improvement of the daycare center and many more to mention. His hard work and good leadership would soon pay off as he raked multiple awards as an individual and for the barangay. He held himself with high professionalism and practiced good governance. With everything that he has accomplished and achieved, he left big shoes to fill. Outside public life, Cris was a good family man. He loved his family the best way he knew. He truly lived life to the fullest through simple pleasures. He was survived by his loving wife, Victoria; his children Bong, Eileen, Ching and Geng; grandchildren Kate, Hakyra, Dabby, Ynuss, Cyril, and Hannah; great-grandchildren Bamboo and Franco.
Hansgeorg Schmeiser
(English below) Liebe FreundInnen und Verwandte, KollegInnen, StudentInnen, unser Vater Hansgeorg Schmeiser ist am 22.07.2019 im Alter von 63 Jahren überraschend an einem Herzinfarkt gestorben. Der Unfall hat sich in den Bergen von Salzburg ereignet, an der Seite eines guten Freundes, was uns zumindest ein kleiner Trost ist. Hansgeorg war seit 1982 Flötist & Solist an der Volksoper Wien, einer der Gründer des quintett.wien und des Mozartensembles sowie oft Gast bei den Philharmonikern. Als Lehrer und Musiker galt er als tragende Persönlichkeit des Musiklebens. Als Vater war er unser Wegbegleiter durch gute Zeiten und unser Krisenmanager durch schlechte. Wir wollen der Internationalität unseres Vaters gerecht werden und haben ein digitales Kondolenzbuch eröffnet. Wir freuen uns über Erinnerungstexte und -fotos und sonstige Beiträge auf folgender Seite von seinen FreundInnen auf der ganzen Welt: https://www.remembr.com/hansgeorg.schmeiser Lieber Papa, danke. Mama und wir werden dich immer in unseren Herzen tragen. Antonia, Georgina, Valerie, Valentin & Barbara —— Dear friends and relatives, colleagues, students, On 22 July 2019 our father Hansgeorg Schmeiser passed away unexpectedly of a heart attack at the age of 63. The accident happened in the mountains of Salzburg, with a good friend by his side which is a small comfort to us. Hansgeorg has been a flutist & soloist at the Volksoper Wien since 1982, one of the founders of the quintett.wien and the Mozartensemble as well as a frequent guest of the Vienna Philharmonic. As a teacher and musician, he was regarded as a leading figure in international musical life. As a father, he was our companion in good times and our crisis manager in bad times. To do justice to our father’s internationality, we have opened a digital condolence book. We are looking forward to receiving texts, photographs and other contributions in remembrance of our father from his friends all over the world on the following page: https://www.remembr.com/hansgeorg.schmeiser Dear dad, thank you. You will always be in our hearts. Antonia, Georgina, Valerie, Valentin & Barbara