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Diane Baxter
Di Baxter was a part of Equestrian Sport in South Africa, starting off as a rider herself in her junior years, she became a judge which she remained for over 25 years. She was a FEI3* Showjumping Judge, FEI3* Steward. She had a wealth of knowledge and experience which she shared eagerly. She will be sorely missed by the Equestrian community around the world.
Patrick Voois
Patrick aka 'Bear' je was een stoere maar kwetsbare vent. Je was allemansvriend. Je maakte met iedereen contact. Bij mooi weer in je voortuintje met een bakkie erbij. Je was altijd in voor een praatje. Je was gek op Feyenoord en op de zeevisserij. Helaas heb jij deze wereld veel te vroeg verlaten. We zullen je missen Pat, je humor en je aanstekelijke lach. Rust in vrede Pat. We zullen je nooit vergeten!
Pastor Roy (Desmond, Dez) Ormsby
A dedicated servant of God who fought to the very end now sleeps and awaits the return of His Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. He relentlessly gave unparalleled service and commitment to the ministry of the Lord at home and abroad. He served in numerous leadership capacities within the church, including Challenger (junior minister in training), Deacon, Evangelist, and Pastor. SDCOG(R) London Assembly is eternally grateful to God for lending him to us. He served us very well. "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints..." He fought a good fight and finished his course.
Thireshni Chetty
The School of Veterinary Medicine is very sad to report that our friend and colleague Dr Thireshni Chetty passed away earlier this week after a short illness. We know her loss will be felt profoundly by those of us across the School of Veterinary Medicine who had the privilege of knowing her. During Thireshni's time with us at the school, she contributed to every facet of our activity outstandingly well. To her colleagues, Thireshni was an exemplary academic bringing a wealth of global experience and know-how. Her dedication, kindness, and positive spirit were an inspiration to us all, and she will be greatly missed. If you have any memories or thoughts about Thireshni that you'd like to share, we encourage you to do so.
Thomas Chen
Professor Thomas Chen was a dedicated teacher-scientist at City, University of London for the past 11 years. He was a great colleague and a brilliant scientist, but above all, Tom was a kind gentleman whose memory we will forever cherish. He will be sorely missed by students and staff alike. After completing his PhD in Electrical Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley (United States), Dr. Chen worked on high-speed networking research at GTE Laboratories (now Verizon) in Massachusetts, USA. He returned to academia and joined Southern Methodist University (Dallas, Texas) as an Associate Professor in Electrical Engineering. In 2007, Dr. Chen was appointed Professor in Networks at Swansea University, Wales, before joining City, University of London as a Professor in Cyber Security in 2013. Professor Chen was a dear colleague, dedicated husband and a loving father. He leaves behind his wife and child, parents, and two siblings. At these difficult times our thoughts are with Tom’s family and friends.
David Coon
David Ronald Coon, of Fort Myers, FL, passed away on July 7th, 2024. David was born on May 31st, 1939 to Clifford Fredrick Coon and Alice Adkins in Newberry, Michigan. David graduated from Holton High School in 1958. During high school years, he played varsity football, basketball, baseball, and track. In 2016, he was inducted into the Holton Hall of Fame for his time on the 1954 football team. After graduating from high school, he worked at Harrold’s meat market. David served in Vietnam with the United States Army from May 1967 to June 1968 while working for Teledyne Continental Motors as a Field Maintenance Representative with the 5th Maintenance Battalion. While serving in Vietnam, David traveled to supporting units, assisting mechanics and technicians on multifuel engines. He also spent much of his free time in Vietnam on numerous civic action projects. He was most proud of his work helping to build an orphanage in Qui Nhon. In 1971, David graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree from Grand Valley State College. While in college he worked at Meijer Thrifty Acres in the meat department. After graduating, David became the first-ever Grand Valley State College golf coach. David then went on to get his Master’s in Public Administration from Western Michigan University in 1977. Upon graduating, he worked at the Veteran’s Facility of Grand Rapids as a Personnel Director from 1977-1988. In 1989, David started working for the State of Michigan out of Lansing where he eventually became a Hearing Officer with the Department of Health. He worked for the state until his retirement in 1996. He moved to Florida in 1997 where he got his relator’s license and worked in real estate from 1998-2006. He eventually settled down in Fort Myers, Florida where he enjoyed retirement and spending time with his family. David was an avid lover of the outdoors. Some of his most fond memories were spent in the Upper Peninsula and Canada. He enjoyed going on backwoods trips with his buddies, skiing, canoeing, fishing, hunting, hiking, and camping. It was on one of these trips, that he met his wife, Fien, on the train in Canada. He also had a great passion for golfing and spent a lot of time playing with his friends and cousins. Since he was young, David also loved to travel. Some of his favorite trips included China, Thailand, Russia, much of Europe, Australia, Hawaii, Alaska, and most of the continental US. In his later years, he thoroughly enjoyed traveling with his family and taking yearly trips up to Michigan. Dave was a great guy inside and out. He will be remembered for his incredible stories and great sense of humor. He loved his wife, kids, family, friends, and pets very much. He enjoyed the company of everyone he was around and was a real people person. He left a lasting impact on many lives. David requested not to have a service and instead wanted everyone to remember the good times and memories made. We will miss him very much.
D'r Piet Va der John
Vogelvrieë woar ur ..... Enthousiasme, discipline, nostalgie zunt wuerd die dich ut betzte umschrieve... Dien Stiffelkes heure ver neet mie op os vinsterbank... Dr Heinrich zit nog ummer op de kast te wachten. De Beppy how gee geliek, dease vogel kom neet mie trük. Ut geht dich good, groete vreund!
Leigh Nardelli
Leigh was first and foremost the best dad in the world to his son's Eddie and Axel, as well as a fantastic father figure for Both Dylan and Ruby. A beloved Son to Dennis and Sue, Brother to Marty and Bev, Cousin to Kerry along with being a fantastic Uncle. A friend to so many, leaving a legacy of memories we will all cherish for the rest of our lives.
