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Marc Fortuijn
Marc dedicated almost 32 years of his life to Nissan, contributing in many roles throughout his career. He was not just a highly valued colleague but also a respected and cherished member of the TCS team and across the business. His presence, kindness, and dedication will be missed by all of us who had the privilege to call him a colleague, and friend.
Carlos Garita Alvarado
Dr. Carlos Garita-Alvarado was interested in fish evolution and aquatic ecology, especially the selective pressures underlying morphological and behavioral diversification in freshwater fish. He came to UCSC after completing a postdoctoral fellowship at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México studying the effect of cyanotoxins on fish communities. Carlos received his PhD in 2021 from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Prior to moving to Mexico, he received his Bachelor in Biology and Master in Biology from University of Costa Rica. Carlos’s love of fish extended well beyond the academic realm. He built and sold fishing nets in his free time. Carlos was a promising young scientist with a brilliant mind and a caring heart. We greatly regret that our time with him was so short.
Dr. Chittaranjan Burman
Dr. CJ Burman, affectionately known as CJ, was a devoted husband, loving father, adoring grandfather, caring brother and cherished uncle. A compassionate doctor, he went beyond treating illnesses, touching countless lives with his kindness and dedication to healing. A man of deep faith, he often spoke of divine miracles and humorously referenced "GOK" (God Only Knows). He revered Surya, the Hindu sun god, finding strength and wisdom in its light. A firm believer in family unity, he lived by the motto, "Together, we're stronger." A resilient and independent fighter, he faced life with courage and grace, leaving behind a legacy of love, inspiration, and unwavering strength. Rest in peace, Papa/Dad/Grandpa. Om Shanti.
Funmilayo Folayan
Mrs. Funmilayo Elizabeth Folayan was a devoted, loving, and caring wife, mother and grand mother who dedicated herself in service to the lord and care for everyone in her environment. Sharing the message of the love of Christ to everyone who cared to listen. A lover of GOD who enjoyed praying and prayed till her last breath. She went to join her lord after a brief illness and she is survived by her husband, children and grand children.
Hunter Gross
Hunter was always up for an adventure and when he wasn't roughing it he liked to be as comfortable as possible. He was a ladies man and knew how to get attention. He was very stubborn but also very sweet and knew what he wanted. Hunter lived a long and eventful life full of stories. To celebrate the amazing life he lived I am asking for memories, stories and photos of your experiences of Hunter Douglas Gross to be added here so that his spirit can be revisited through these contributions.
Les Smith
This page has been set up to remember a truly amazing, wonderful man. A beloved Husband, a devoted Father, a proud Grandfather and a friend to many. Please share any memories or photos you may have. As per Les and Karen's wishes there will be no formal funeral, instead we will be celebrating his life on the 16th of April. Details to follow.
Oluwakemi Oyewande
Oluwakemi (Ms Kemo) as she was fondly called by those that knew her well. She was the beautiful mother of two lovely girls, Moyosore and Oyinkansola Shodimu. She was a Wife, A Sister, An Aunt, A Cousin, A Mentor and Wonderful Friend to many. Her love and attention for her children and siblings was very evident. Miss Kemo was always bubbly with a vibrant smile and the life of the party. She drew attention in any room she walked into. She puts the feelings of others ahead of hers She was a pure joy to know, difficult not to notice and impossible to forget. She will forever be missed Farewell Ms Kemo
Oluwakemi Oyewande
Oluwakemi (Ms Kemo) as she was fondly called by those that knew her well. She was the beautiful mother of two lovely girls, Moyosore and Oyinkansola Shodimu. She was a Wife, A Sister, An Aunt, A Cousin, A Mentor and Wonderful Friend to many. Her love and attention for her children and siblings was very evident. Miss Kemo was always bubbly with a vibrant smile and the life of the party. She drew attention in any room she walked into. She puts the feelings of others ahead of hers She was a pure joy to know, difficult not to notice and impossible to forget. She will forever be missed Farewell Ms Kemo
Victoria Otieno
With deep sorrow, we announce the demise of our beloved Victoria Otieno. She fought bravely, and though we were not ready to say goodbye, we are grateful for the time we had with her. As we come together to mourn, remember, and honour her. Thank you for your love, prayers, and support during this time.
Lachlan Mackinnon
Lachlan will be fondly remembered by family, friends, and work colleagues. His funeral will be held at Park Wood Crematorium on Friday 4th April at 12.45 and after at Bradley Hall Golf Club from 2pm. Donations to Overgate and MacMillan on the day or direct. Helen and Olivia have asked that you leave memories and stories here to remember him by. Write in the condolences section if you don’t want to create a login for the memories section.
Sandra Thompson
Sandra was a wonderful wife, mother, friend and colleague. Although she was with us for a shorter time than we all would have liked, she kept choosing to make the absolute most of every day, right to the end of her life. We especially remember her love for life, wit, intellect and passion for everything from a good beach to a good accounting standard. We miss her more than words can say, and are so grateful for the outpouring of love for her we have received from so many people who will miss her too.
