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Glenn Allen Lewman Jr.
He will be deeply missed by his current wife Rubylyn and children-Apple, Glenn III, Crystal, Jeremiah, John Paul, Rhea. His grandchildren- T.J., Bram,Tommy, Natalie, Collin, Jude,Rowan, Atlas, and Rex. As the creator and CEO of SOTAR Custom Inflatable Rafts, his passion for the outdoors opened opportunities local and abroad. He enjoyed summers with his family at Oakflat on the Illinois River. Glenn loved to share sunsets and views from the deck, beach at Ono of Kadavu, and last The Philippines. His company White Water Mfg. / SOTAR became a staple for the USRA International White Water Competitions in the U.S., Central and South America, Africa, the South Pacific and Europe. Please share with us your memories on Remembr.com
Estevão de Rezende Martins
Estevão de Rezende Martins foi um ser humano extraordinário e uma das maiores figuras das ciências humanas brasileiras das últimas décadas. Deixe aqui as suas condolências à família e/ou alguma recordação especial do nosso querido Estevão --- Estevão de Rezende Martins was an extraordinary human being and one of the most outstanding figures in the humanities in Brazil in recent decades. Please feel free to share here your condolences with the family and/or any special memories you have of our dear Estevão. ///// [Instruções: O sistema não é muito amigável. Para postar condolências ou recordações, é preciso (1) registrar-se indicando um endereço de email; (2) ir à caixa de entrada (ou de spam) de email, abrir o email correspondente e clicar no link de confirmação; (3) fazer o login; (4) finalmente, clicar na dashboard e preencher três ou quatro informações como local de residência e idioma]. --- [Instructions: The system is not very user-friendly. To post condolences or memories, you need to (1) register by entering an email address; (2) go to your email inbox (or spam), open the corresponding email and click on the confirmation link; (3) log in; (4) finally, click on the dashboard and fill in three or four missing details such as place of residence and language].
Pamela Cummins
It is with heavy heart and deep sorrow to announce the passing away of our dear friend and colleague (Pamela Cummins). Pamela has worked in Camden and Islington for many years, now known as North London NHS Foundation Trust. She dedicated her life and skills diligently serving and advocating for both service users and colleagues. She worked on different wards over the years but mainly on Sapphire ward before moving to community service in the last two years before her demise. This page is dedicated to the celebration of Pamela's life. Please feel free to share memories, images, videos, and your words of condolences to her blessed memory.
Harold “Lefty” Martin
With heavy hearts, we announce Harold “Lefty” Martin's passing on January 13, 2025. We invite friends and loved ones to share their memories, messages of love, and condolences online as we celebrate Lefty’s incredible life. We will update the page with Memorial service plans soon.
Nick Graham
Nick Graham (b. 1941, Roscoe, TX) peacefully passed away, surrounded by his loved ones, on January 13, 2025, one day after his 84th birthday. The middle child of seven siblings, he was raised under challenging circumstances by his grandparents in the steel mill town of Pueblo, CO. Like the rest of his siblings, he found success in athletics at the local schools including Central High School where he became the only two-time state wrestling champion as well as being named an All-State quarterback. He was awarded a football scholarship to the University of Colorado where he was fortunate to play in the 1962 Orange Bowl against LSU. His athletic achievements were recognized years later with the induction into the Greater Pueblo Sports Hall of Fame in 2004 and the Living Legend award in 2011 by the University of Colorado at Boulder. It was in high school where he met the love of his life, Marva Jean O’Brien. They married in 1961 while he was attending school in Boulder, Colorado and enjoyed 63 years of marriage. After graduation, Nick, Marva and their baby, Tracie, relocated to Bakersfield, California, where he began his career in education. The family was completed with the birth of his son, Randall. Nick spent his entire educational career at Bakersfield High School where he turned his passion for sports into a coaching/teaching career and touched the lives of many students and athletes. He was recently celebrated at a Driller baseball reunion where former ballplayers paid tributes that humbled and honored Nick, revealing he’d made an enduring impact on many lives. Nick accepted Christ at a young age and credits his faith for always sustaining him throughout his life. He attended and supported several churches in the Bakersfield area and never missed an opportunity to share the love and redemption of Jesus. Nick was preceded in death by four brothers (Bill, Kenny, Dale, Bobby) and one sister (Betty). He is survived by his wife Marva, their daughter, Tracie (John), son, Randall (Brooke), and grandchildren, Chloe (David), Phoebe, Walker, Lillie, and Delaney. He is also survived by his brother, Jack and in-laws Karen Graham, Joy Graham, Gary Snider and his many wonderful nieces and nephews.
Maryanne Aihobeku
Mom was not just our mother; she was our greatest teacher, our most steadfast supporter, and our unwavering source of love. Her kindness knew no bounds, and her warm embrace was a safe haven in times of need. She taught us the importance of compassion, the strength of resilience, and the value of cherishing each moment.
Emily Valentin
Dear colleagues, this is a virtual memorial page for our dear former colleague Emily Valentin who passed away on 10 January 2025 in her home country, the Philippines. The virtual records of this memorial page will be added to the physical book once complete, which will be shared with the family in the near future at their convenience. UNV plans to hold a ceremony to pay our respects to Emily. Details will be shared once arrangements are made. Emily will be deeply missed and remembered by all who knew her.
Lim Cherng Popo
Popo who lived as a testament to the power of treating every soul with unwavering kindness, compassion, and dignity. She saw no boundaries in her love—whether family, neighbor, or stranger, she met all with the same open heart and quiet strength. To her children and grandchildren, she was more than a matriarch; she was a living lesson in fairness, teaching through her actions that true greatness lies in lifting others without exception. Her life was a masterclass in equality. She championed respect not as an ideal, but as a daily practice, effortlessly bridging generations and cultures in Ang Mo Kio. Her compassion knew no hierarchy—she listened to the unheard, celebrated the overlooked, and reminded everyone they mattered. As a role model, she transcended titles: a guardian of justice in small gestures and grand principles, a nurturer of empathy in her home, and a quiet revolutionary who proved that kindness could dismantle barriers. Her legacy lives on in the inclusive world she cultivated—one where her children, grandchildren, and all who knew her strive to mirror her boundless humanity. As a wanderluster without a mobile phone, she had a famous quote which is " You will find her, when you find her.” So to all who met her before, it is a great honored that we had a chance to met this incredible gorgeous lady. She graduated at the age of 88 and will forever remains as a compass for what it means to be truly human. Keep the spirit going by drinking a bowl of soup
