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Israel Komet
Israel was a valued member of the Shark community who will be sadly missed by many of us. He was the beloved husband of Cindy, and father to Kareene, Shelley and Leigh. Like all Shark pilots, Israel loved flying and recently found joy from Shark ownership. We will miss his kind friendship and support. .
Mary Nell Jackson-Pickens
On the final Tuesday of April 2026, Mary Nell Jackson-Pickens, age 75, was called home to her Lord and Savior. She transitioned surrounded by family in the quiet of Murphy, North Carolina, the soil of her birth and the land she chose, at last, to return to. Mary Nell joined the Great Black Migration north, settling in Gary, Indiana. A proud homemaker, Mary Nell poured herself into husband and son with an intuition and empathy that left no one untouched. She remained unwaveringly faithful to Christ, moving through every season of life with a quiet, unshakable dignity that no circumstance could disturb. She possessed an instinct for fashion, an eye for thrift-store treasures, a lover’s ear for music, and an entertaining and unpretentious gift for great conversation. She left Gary decades later dreaming of the peace and deep quiet her grandmother might have known. Mary Nell was the daughter of the late Kell Ellis Jackson and Mattie Bell Saunders. She was preceded in death by three sisters—Lille Emerson, Margaret Ann Oates, and Kelli Jackson—and four brothers: Claude Luther Sr. (“C.L.”), Robert (“Bobby”), Thomas (“Tommy”), and James. She leaves behind her only son, Mark Pickens and his life partner Veleda Jackson of Murphy; one sister, Suzi Jackson-Lloyd of Hayesville, North Carolina; one granddaughter, Kaiya Pickens Spies together with her husband Tommy of Murphy; the father of her son, Harry “H.C.” Pickens of Murphy; nine nieces—Lillie Ann, Annette, Yolonda, Gwen, Arlise, Lisa, Rashemia, Montavia, and Ilka; nine nephews—Claude, James, Tom, Terry, André, Jahmal, Prince, Scott, and J.R.; and a vast constellation of extended family members who all loved her dearly. Mary Nell left behind a legacy of faith, love, and grace that deeply touched all who knew her. She was fortunate to have witnessed two Americas: the industrial North’s fiery promise and the rural South’s resurgent quiet. Few lives trace such a complete arc, yet Mary Nell’s did so more fully than most can even dream. ⏺️ Funeral Services: Date: Saturday, May 9th, 2026, at 2:00 P.M. Eastern Time Zone Location: Ivie Funeral Home Chapel, located at: 194 Peachtree Street, in Murphy, North Carolina, 28906 - United States of America ⏺️ Officiating: Ministers Denise Goettie and Elder Thelena Turner ⏺️ Music: Internationally renowned vocalist, Datrian Johnson (her nephew) and Farrah Eller ⏺️ Visitation: Saturday, May 9th, 2026, from 12:00 P.M. to 1:45 P.M. Eastern Time Zone ⏺️ Interment: Pickens Family Cemetery, Texana Community ⏺️ Pallbearers: Martin Allen, Zeke Johnson, Ervin Brown, Kevin Nicely, Carl Pickens and Jack Jackson ⏺️ Honorary Pallbearers: Larry Wilson, Rodney Hill and André Action Jackson ⏺️ The family has entrusted Ivie Funeral Home with the care and coordination of arrangements. Telephone: +1 828-837-2116 ⏺️ An online guest register is available at www.iviefuneralhome.com
Gustavo Adolfo De Obaldia
Gustavo de Obaldía lived a remarkable life defined by service, friendship, wisdom, and leadership. An exemplary physician, devoted father and grandfather, intellectual, and distinguished Rotary leader, he served as President of the Rotary Club of David, District Governor, Director of Rotary International, and Vice President of Rotary International. He spoke Spanish, Portuguese, English, and French, but above all, he spoke the universal language of friendship. Together with his beloved wife, Xenia, he opened his home as a true Rotary house, welcoming Rotarians from David and around the world, strengthening bonds of fellowship and inspiring generations to serve. His legacy is not measured only by the positions he held, but by the lives he touched, the leaders he mentored, and the enduring example he leaves of “Service Above Self.”
David Wilcock Suicide Nederland, CO Obituary-Death
David was known for his passion for writing and his ability to express ideas with depth, clarity, and imagination. His words carried meaning and emotion... read Full Obituary: https://sacredmemory.today/david-wilcock-suicide-nederland-co-obituary-death-talented-writer-sadly-passed-away/
Mrs Toyin Wahab
Mrs. Wahab, the esteemed proprietress of Towab Private School, remains a cherished figure in the hearts of all who knew her. She was a lovely woman who treated her students with kindness, we remember her beautiful smile and dedication to the pursuit of academic excellence in building future leaders.
Danraj Gungadin
Danraj Gungadin (Mr Doon) was a beloved husband, father and faithful member of his community. Mr Doon has served Lighthouse Primary and Secondary School as a loyal member of our facilities team since 2015. His work ethic, positivity and altruism have greatly impacted all of those who were blessed to have crossed paths with him. We join together in prayer to comfort Mrs Gungadin, their children, and their many families and friends, as they grieve his passing.
Emma Cundell
Our wonderful colleague, Emma Cundell passed away on 15th April 2026. Emma made a huge contribution to the department and brought a strong sense of team spirit, care and tenacity to everything she did. Her dry sense of humour, warmth, pragmatism and frankness made her a deeply valued colleague and friend to many. She will be missed more than words can say. This is a place for you to write messages of condolence that will be turned into a physical book, which will be shared with Emma’s family and friends.
Rameshchandra Suchak
Rameshchandra was a loving husband, father and grandfather and a well-beloved member of the family & community. His warmth, humility, and unwavering devotion touched everyone who knew him, and his memory will continue to be deeply cherished. We loved him dearly and pray that his noble soul attains Sadgati
Dennis Van Hees
Nederlands: Dennis is een scherpzinnige en opmerkzame persoon die we ooit mochten leren kennen. Zijn aanstekelijke lach zal voor altijd in onze herinnering blijven. Hij is een man van zijn woord: oprecht, betrouwbaar en eerlijk. Hij was praktisch ingesteld, had oog voor detail en wist zijn nuchtere karakter te combineren met een onvergetelijke persoonlijkheid. Zijn natuurlijke handigheid, scherpe blik en sterke gevoel voor kwaliteit maakten hem een echte perfectionist. Voor Dennis was iets pas écht goed wanneer het tot in de kleinste details klopt. Wie Dennis heeft gekend, zal zich niet alleen zijn kwaliteiten herinneren, maar vooral de unieke persoon die hij was: iemand met karakter, humor en een lach die je niet snel vergeet.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Engels: Dennis is one of the most witttiest person we all have all had the pleasure of having in our lives. His laughter forever in our memories. Dennis is a man of his word, solemn , practical and honest with a sprinkle of sophistication. With a natural talent with his hands and his critical abilities, Dennis is a perfect example for what a perfectionist is.
Nonye Angelina UMEH
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Mrs. Umeh Nonye Angelina, a cherished mother, beloved friend, and devoted Christian, who left this world on April 12, 2026, at the age of 68. Born on December 12, 1957, in the serene town of Nibo Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria, Mrs. Nonye Angelina's life was a tapestry woven with love, faith, and unyielding devotion to her family and community. Mrs. Nonye Angelina's journey on this earth was tragically cut short during a flight through Doha as she was returning to Nigeria to reunite with her beloved husband. Though her departure was unexpected, the legacy she leaves behind is a testament to a life filled with grace, resilience, and relentless generosity. A woman of profound faith, Mrs. Nonye Angelina lived her life as a devoted Christian mother whose heart overflowed with compassion. Her faith was not merely spoken but was lived quietly, consistently, and beautifully. She poured love into her family, nurturing each person with patience, wisdom, and a gentle spirit. Her home was always a place of warmth, prayer, and open doors, where her whispered prayers and comforting meals made everyone feel truly welcome. Known as an avid peacemaker, Mrs. Nonye Angelina dedicated herself to fostering community connections through her active involvement in church activities. Her joy in gardening was matched only by her delight in sharing the bounty of her farm produce with those around her, embodying her spirit of generosity and kindness. She was industrious, a great problem solver, and possessed great resilience-building skills, qualities that inspired those fortunate enough to know her. Her friends in Gippsland, Australia, remember her laughter that filled homes and her deep love that was evident in her every action. They spoke of her forgiving nature and her unwavering trust in God. Her legacy is one of enduring faith, uplifting love, and unyielding hope—a legacy that will echo for generations to come. The family of Mrs. Umeh Nonye Angelina will honor her life with a private funeral ceremony, cherishing their memories in a setting of intimate reflection. They extend their heartfelt gratitude to all who have offered love and support during this difficult time. While her physical presence will be dearly missed, Mrs. Nonye Angelina's spirit will continue to live on through the lives she touched, the love she shared, and the faith she so beautifully embodied. Her memory will forever be a guiding light for those she leaves behind. May her soul find eternal peace in the heavenly embrace of the God she so faithfully served.