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Lwandle 'Bakos' Dyasi
Join us as we celebrate and remember the life Lwandle 'Bakos' Dyasi - a lover of knowledge, music, all things fun and the finer things in life. A loving husband, father, brother and friend to the world. Let us use this page to share all the beautiful moments shared, remember him with a smile and celebrate his life.
Dr. Rajat Pradeep
It is with a heavy heart that we inform you of the passing of Dr. Rajat Pradeep, son of our colleague and friend, Pradeep Achamveetil. Dr. Rajat passed away on January 5, 2024 after a prolonged battle with cancer. He has been an inspiration to many of his near and dear ones who have seen him fight and come out winning over the various challenges he has gone through in the past few years. His family, especially his parents (Pradeep and Rekha) and brother (Nikhil) are very proud of his achievements and were his support system in all the challenges he faced. He never gave up and was very positive and kept fighting till the very end. The entire Hydro family sends their deepest condolences to Pradeep, his wife, Rekha their younger son Nikhil and their entire family. May they find peace and comfort in this difficult time. If you wish to send in your condolences, please do so on the below link : https://www.remembr.com/rajat.pradeep
Brian Ward
For almost twenty years, Brian Ward served as City Connects’ Manager of Technology Support and Administration. Many of us worked with him on the planning and design of MyConnects, to resolve MyConnects issues, or to receive help with computers and other technology. Working with Brian revealed his ceaseless patience, kindness, and intelligence. What may have been less obvious is that Brian chose to dedicate his talents to City Connects because he deeply believed in the vital work that we do every day. He valued the opportunity to support those who, in turn, support so many children, families, colleagues, and partners. He was very proud to be part of the work of City Connects. Now, it's our turn to honor Brian.
Hartwig Tews
Hartwig Tews, our esteemed colleague at bluesign ACADEMY, was a beacon of knowledge and dedication as our Expert in Chemical Substance Evaluation. His commitment to sustainability and expertise in evaluating substances was unparalleled, shaping our understanding and practices in eco-friendly textiles.
Richard Yothers Sr.
Richard, was born to Chester and Dortha Yothers in Whitsett, PA on February 11, 1938. Upon graduating from Hurst High School, he enlisted into the Air Force where he proceeded to serve his country, being stationed in Germany before meeting and marrying the love of his life. Richard met Nancy Riffle upon his return to his hometown at a skating rink in Pennsylvania; they were inseparable from that moment on. One of Nancys’ favorite memories with Richard was when they traveled across the country together in their vehicle. Their love for travel proceeded into their later years where they traveled from Michigan Summers to Florida winters to be with family. Richard and Nancy’s marriage led to the blessing of three children, Richard Eugene Yothers Jr., Patricia Ann Yothers, and Todd Chester Yothers. Together, he and Nancy loved to support their families love for softball and baseball; they even coached Patty’s softball team and hosted many team pool parties at the family home in Florida. Retired from carpentry, you could find Richard in his woodshed making beautiful art and gifting it to the ones he loved so much. If he wasn’t in the woodshed, Richard was meticulously caring for his lawn and garden. Richard will always be remembered for his goofy, fun-loving nature. Preceded in death by Melvin R. Yothers (brother) and Patricia Ann Yothers (loving daughter), Richard's legacy continues through his wife Nancy Riffle Yothers, Richard Eugene Yothers Jr., Todd (Cathy) Yothers, Monica (Eric) Emmorey, Richard (Jen) Eugene Yothers III, Brennan (Brandie) Yothers, Rhyanna (Tyler) Northrup, Sarah Yothers, Amanda Yothers, and eleven great grandchildren whom he loved with all his big heart. Funeral arrangements will be determined in the near future and will be held in Pennsylvania by the end of Summer 2024. In the meantime, the family would love to hear about your favorite memory with Richard and feel comforted by your condolences should you wish to leave them.
Margaret YOUNGMAN GELLON
No quote could describe Margaret better : To move, to breathe, to fly, to float, to roam the roads of lands remote, to travel is to live - Hans Christian Andersen She was a very warm and caring person who was very independant. She really was the ultimate globetrotter. She would not have wanted us to be sad for her as she is going on her last adventure to finally be with her mum, dad, brother and husband. This page is to celebrate her life. Please feel free to post memories, photos etc..
Emmanuel Itoya Ijewere
Born in 1946. Emmanuel Ijewere studied in Lagos, Ijebu-Ode, Cameroon, and the United Kingdom (UK). Before his demise, Mr. Ijewere, one of Nigeria’s most prominent businessmen, had a wide range of interests and experience in Accounting, banking, finance, and agriculture. He was the 32nd president of ICAN, leading the accounting body from 1996 to 1997, and also served as the president of notable organisations such as the Institute of Directors (IOD), and the Nigerian Red Cross. Born in 1946, the former accountant studied in Lagos, Ijebu-Ode, Cameroon, and the United Kingdom (UK). He began his accounting career in 1965 working at Coopers & Lybrand, and later established Ijewere & Co., a chartered accountancy firm in Nigeria, in 1979. Since then, the firm has grown into one of the nation’s most reputable native accounting companies and tax advisory services. Mr. Ijewere also served as chairman and director in many companies, including Best Foods Group, Emson, Nigeria Agribusiness Group, Drum Resources Nigeria Limited, Apel Capital & Trust Limited, Countrywide Direct Mortgage Company, Kerildbert Holdings, Computer Warehouse Group (CWG), Gemini Pharmaceuticals, among others. A the national level, he was the pioneer chairman of the Agriculture and Food Security Commission and also the director of the defunct modified value-added tax committee in 1993. In addition, Mr. Ijewere was a member of the national economic forum (NEF), the international investment council (HIIC), and the agricultural transformation implementation council (ATIC), under the chairmanship of ex-President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. He also served as a resource person on agriculture to the transition committee of former President Muhammadu Buhari. Mr. Ijewere was the president of the Nigeria Agribusiness Group (NAGB), the umbrella organisation for Nigerian agriculture, until his death.
Liam McArdle
Liam; father, son, brother, loved one, friend. Liam meant so much to so many. Please share your thoughts and memories so we can treasure them for many years to come. Liam died after a short but fierce fight with cancer. If you would like to join us celebrating his life please do so, Thursday 18th January at 11 am, Clydebank (Dalnottar) Crematorium
Rufus Thomas
Rufus Nathaniel Thomas of Vass, North Carolina, left this world on December 29, 2023, leaving behind memories that will forever echo in the hearts of those who knew him. Born in Vass, on July 05, 1943, to Wenona (Charles) and James Alton Thomas, Rufus was one of four boys, including James (Jimmy), Aubrey (Bobby), and Sam. He moved to New York City with his family as a teen-ager, and lived in Brooklyn for 40+ years before returning to home to North Carolina, where he lived until his passing. He married twice and had a total of four children, Rufus, Jr. and Eunice from his first marriage and by Sheila and Michele, from his second marriage to Vivian (Fitch) Thomas. He is survived by his children, Sheila, Michele, and Eunice, his brothers, and extensive network of family and friends. Known as Butch, Big Rufus, or Nat depending on who you ask, Rufus was known for his charismatic personality and infectious smile. He didn’t have a lot, but he worked hard and on his own terms for every thing he had. He never met a stranger. He had an incredible knack for bringing joy to every room he entered, no matter how his favorite sports teams — the NY Giants, NY Knicks, or NY Mets were doing. He was a big nerd—he loved history, coin and stamp collecting. Whether through his belief in right and wrong, his love for music, silly jokes and knack for storytelling, or his everyday support for his community as a friend, neighbor, Boy Scout leader and, as an active and dedicated member of Frye’s Chapel, he touched countless lives. Rufus’ warm laughter and zest for life will be missed, but his legacy will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing him.
Kelly Collins
Kelly was the beloved youngest child of Sharon and Mo Cousineau and Ted Collins. She was the loving sister of Steven and David and sister in law of Kali and Lauren. She loved being the adoring Aunt of Jordan, Emma and Lily. She was most proud of her Goldens...Ty, Bentley, and her latest Cooper. Kelly's path through much of her life was complicated and difficult following a diagnosis of cancer in several areas of her body. She faced this battle with relentless strength, unwavering courage and unmatched bravery. Those fortunate enough to be Kelly's friends, co-workers, parents and students at Marlborough School were mostly unaware of her daily struggles. She faced each day with contagious optimism and made an indelible impact on everyone she interacted with...be they young or old, rich or poor. She led by example and encouraged all to share their strengths with those less fortunate. During this time of grief and reflection, the family kindly requests that in lieu of flowers you consider a donation to the Humane Society or to Golden Rescue ...a non-profit dedicated to the welfare of Golden Retrievers. A celebration Kelly's incredible spirit will be held in the near future.
