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Fanuel Chageza
Fanuel Chageza was a devoted husband, father of three, and a distinguished serviceman in the military. Known for his unwavering kindness and ever-present smile, Fanuel was a beacon of joy and warmth to everyone he encountered. He was not only a great friend but also an exceptional dancer, whose grace and rhythm brought happiness to many. His legacy of love, service, and friendship will continue to inspire all who were fortunate to know him.

Taiwo Ogundele
Taiwo was one of the most genuine being anyone could encounter. She loved life, loved her own people with all her heart. She loved to make things beautiful… A fashionista that expressed herself with her statement look. In our hearts your memories will remain! A fighter, warrior, soldier…. YET very subtle. She’s that person that holds on to loyalty. She stayed true to herself where others were not sure. An embodiment of strength. An encourager, A supporter, A true Mother, sister and friend, full of compassion and empathy. Taiwo loved God, she showed this even more with her commitment to church and worship. One of her favourite sayings is ‘I’ll rather stand alone with God than with people’. She was hardworking and diligent in all that she did. She was a giver! She would give herself to others even when she saw there was nothing left. Ejire ara isoku… Sun re o

Peggy Arnold Ashlock
The most amazing grandma I could ever have had. She was warm and comforting, never short on words. She made friends everywhere she went, talked to everyone, especially if they had a baby. She loved babies! She was skilled in many things, to include sewing and crochet. She always saw the good in people. She had an awesome career with the FBI in Oklahoma before she retired. She put in countless hours and days after the bombing of the Murrah Building in Oklahoma City, April 19, 1995. She never forgot the people she spoke with that lost loved ones in the building. She always wondered how they were. That was her, though, always concerned for everyone else. She truly loved her family unconditionally and would do anything for them. There will never be enough space to say everything about her life. There will never be another person like her. Everyone had their own special relationship with her. We could talk to each other about anything. Her regrets in life (she didn’t have many), secrets (she had a few!), life, and death. It wasn’t until her death that I found out she did not talk about death and what she wanted with anyone else. It was just another example of her looking out for her family, to me, not wanting to upset anyone or see them sad. She decided she wanted to be a tree. We were on the phone discussing the news and the topic of environmentally friendly cremations/burials came up. She asked questions about it while I looked up the answers on the other end of the phone. That was it, she was going to be a tree. Even that decision was selfless. She liked that if she was a tree, she could still provide. Shade on a hot day, a sturdy base to lean on when you’re exhausted, and oxygen to keep people going. There really has never been and never will be another like her.

Toyin Olountoba (Nee Ojo)
An amazing and caring daughter, wife, mother, sister and friend! Toyin was always caring for others, teasing and putting a smile on everyone's face. She was a Blessing wherever she went. A role model to her children and to many others... Toyin always had the time and an ear to listen. We love you Toyin but know you are resting in God's everlasting arms Rest in Peace with the Lord!

DR. SAULOS KLAUS CHILIMA
With deep sorrow and sadness, the Embassy of the Republic of Malawi to the United States of America in Washington, D.C., regrets to inform the general public in the United States of America, Canada and all countries of accreditation, of the passing of the Right Honourable Dr. Saulos Klaus Chilima, Vice President of the Republic of Malawi, Madam Patricia Shanil Dzimbiri, Colonel Sambalopa, Major Selemani, Major Aidin, Lucas Kapheni, Chisomo Chimaneni, Dan Kanyemba and Abdul Lapukeni who perished in a tragic plane crash on June 10, 2024. The Embassy wishes to also take this opportunity to inform all that His Excellency Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera, President of the Republic of Malawi declared a 21-day period of national mourning from June 11 to July 1, 2024. During this time of grief, the Embassy continues to keep in prayers all family members and friends.

Ivan Paramonov
In loving memory of Ivan, we gather our thoughts and cherished memories in this book to honor his life and legacy. This collection of messages and remembrances is a testament to the profound impact Ivan had on each of us. Through our shared words and reflections, may we find comfort in our collective love and support, and celebrate the beautiful moments that will forever remain in our hearts. With deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences, Colleagues На знак глибокої пам’яті про Івана ми збираємо наші думки та найдорожчі спогади у цій книзі, щоб вшанувати його життя. Ці повідомлення і спогади є свідченням глибокого впливу, який Іван мав на кожного з нас. Через наші спільні слова та думки нехай ми знайдемо втіху у нашій колективній любові та підтримці та відзначимо прекрасні моменти, які назавжди залишаться у наших серцях. З глибоким і щирим співчуттям, Колеги








