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Hans Arnold
Hans Arnold. Hans was a well respected member of our EY Family and made significant contributions to the growth and success of our business. Hans has been with EY for more than 20 years and was highly rewarded for his expertise, entrepreneurial skills and professionalism. Our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with Hans’ family and friends at this difficult time. Let us remember and celebrate Hans life and legacy, and the extremely positive impact he had on our firm, our people, our clients and everyone who knew him.
Dhananjay Singh
From John Lewis(SVP Chief Technology Officer ) Dear Savvas Happiest Minds team - It is with great sadness that we learned that our colleague, leader, and good friend Dhananjay Singh (DJ) passed away unexpectedly. For those of you who had the pleasure of working with DJ over the years, you understand why he was so well liked and respected. He was a core part of the team that built Savvas Realize into what it is from the early days, and he led the Happiest Minds development team here at Savvas over a number of years with great dedication. He genuinely cared about each person on his team and wanted to see us all succeed. DJ cared deeply about Savvas and the team he created at Happiest Minds. DJ will be greatly missed by all of us. Our hearts and deepest sympathy go out to DJ's family, and all of his colleagues and friends at Happiest Minds and Savvas.
GLORIA JOYCE JOHNSON
Pastor Gloria Joyce Johnson was a cherished member of the church community, known for her unwavering faith and dedication to serving others. As a church mother, she has served as a guiding light for many, offering wisdom, support, and spiritual guidance to all who seek her counsel. Pastor Johnson's passion for helping others and spreading the love of Christ was evident in everything she does, from leading powerful services to organizing community outreach programs and leading the Ladies Auxilliary Department of the Church. Her compassionate heart and strong sense of commitment made her an invaluable asset in the church organization, and we are truly grateful for her leadership and example of faith.
Gregory Curtis-Lois Kamm
Mrs. Kamm was such a mess. She had a boi toy when she lived in Kalamazoo, MI. Once Mrs. Kamm found out he gave it out to others for free she went into a tizzy, drank sloe gin, moved to East Lansing and reinvented herself. She ended it all by dressing up in her mother's clothes she hated, but not before calling 911, picking up a gun and throwing Beulahland on the crack up victoria. Then, bang, just like a popcorn fart, Mrs. Kamm had reached the land of corn and wine.
Murali Guda
Murali was the most wonderful person. He loved his family and friends deeply, and he was always cherished and respected by everyone. He had a positive outlook for every moment of his life and especially enjoyed talking and connecting with others. Murali always had a smile on his face. We will remember him as someone who spread happiness with his kind words, wisdom, and caring nature.
Olugbenga Okunuga
Olugbenga Olufemi Okunuga Esq. was born on the 24th of March, 1949 into the family of the late Emmanuel Soyemi Okunuga of Efiyan Quarters Odogbolu and the late Madam Bernice Arinola Okunuga (nee Oduwole) of Ubu Quarters, Odogbolu, popularly called 'Iya Alaso'. Olugbenga was born into Elesi Royal family Ijebu Odogbolu, Ogun State, he was the fourth of eight children and the last from his mother. Olugbenga got married to the late Abosede (nee Ogunbekun) who also hailed from Aledo, Odogbolu in 1981 and their 42-year marriage was blessed with four children and many grandchildren. Gbenga had his primary education at St. Paul's Anglican Primary School Odogbolu, Ogun State in the mid-1950s after which he attended, initially Odogbolu Grammar School but completed his Secondary school education at African Church Grammar School, Apata Ganga Ibadan where he was the school goalkeeper for many years. His Higher School education was at the prestigious Catholic secondary school - Loyola College, Agodi, Ibadan - where he distinguished himself in collegiate sports and academics. Olugbenga was a sprinter who ran a race of 200m for Western Region of Nigeria at the first in Africa Olympic standard stadium- Liberty Station. He was also an anchor leg in a relay race also for Western Region of Nigeria under late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, the then Premier. He later travelled to England for further education at University of Wolverhampton, West-Midland, United Kingdom where he earned a B.Sc. in Computer/Data Science in the late 1970s becoming one of the Nigeria's foremost IT Specialists. On completion of his tertiary education, he worked in England for some time. He was employed as a computer analyst/programmer at Chubbs Securities Limited, Willenhall West-Midland, UK. He then worked as a Computer System Analyst at Wolverhampton Borough Council, U.K. before returning home. On his return to Nigeria, he joined the UAC Group and rose through the ranks to become the Business System Manager . He was instrumental in the development of several I.T. programmes for the group especially UAC Foods. While there, he was also attached to the Management Information Systems Department of UAC International in London U.K. and Gailey & Roberts, Uniliver Kenya for many months. He became the Head of Information Technology & Communication at Tractor & Equipment (T&E) Limited (Now Mantrac) where he retired in 2002. He worked in Information Technology in his entire career which spanned over three decades. After retirement, he focused on his private business - Tripple O Ventures Limited. Olugbenga was committed to his family and local church where he held the title of ‘Baba Ijo-Designate’ of Christ the King Church, Odogbolu. He was also a member of the Christian Morning Star Society, Bola Memorial Church, Abule Onigbgbo, Ikeja. He was a pillar of Ebi Erunkulu - Odogbolu, Okun-Owa & Aiyepe; Baba Egbe Arobayo Odogbolu; Patron March Club, Odogbolu; Patron Inner Foundation Club of Nigeria and a member of the Aspirant Club of Odogbolu He was a cornerstone and the bridge that connected the family together. He loved sports and was a loyal Arsenal supporter till the end. He had a big heart, was generous to all and will be remembered for his easy going and calm nature. He passed on after a brief illness on the 1st of June 2024. Our dear father will be missed by all, but we are comforted by the assurance that we will see him again. Rest in peace.
Dr Marika BOUCHON
Marika was a french "titi parisien" loving dance, fashion who decided to move to Australia were she lived for the last 30 years. She grounded a family with John and later on Archibald arrived being her beloved son. She succeed a PhD and since was making research "out of the box" and out the institution despite illness and being on side of what is attended in the social space. She was endearing, willing to always go further evidences and common knowledge, asking much but also giving much. we already miss her and as each of you were important to her, we've thinking you would appreciate to pay a last homage to her to we can let every one present and online read it. Thank you so much for your kindness, your thoughts and to have been part of Marika's life Ronie the french sister
Stephen Carter
Stephen was a well liked popular figure of the expat community in Cannes. He made his big splash when he played with Alternative TV at Morrisons Pub during the MIPIM many years ago. An avid Music Lover he enjoyed a great relationship with the musicians that played live gigs in Cannes. He was also a clever bloke often participating in Pub Quiz's and winning one or two. His wit will be sorely missed by all that knew him. We send our condolences to Stephens Parents David and Doreen and his younger Sister Kaye.
Nigel Cann
Loving memories never die, as years roll on and days pass by. In our hearts, a memory is kept, of one we loved and will never forget. Please help Mary and his girls celebrate and remember Nigel by sharing your favourite stories and memories with him. A memory that can be shared with his beautiful girls as they grow up to help them remember their amazing Dad. Please note, condolences can be shared another way, another day through an email or message. This page is about celebrating and remembering Nigel and the amazing person that he is and sharing some beautiful memories and stories to help them live on through the next generation.