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Reeda D'Souza
We are deeply saddened to inform you that Reeda D'Souza passed away peacefully at her London home on Saturday 2nd December 2023, aged 81. Click 'More' below: ****************************************************************************************************************** FUNERAL NOTICE: The funeral service will be held on Wednesday 27th December 2023 at 13:15 (GMT) at St Bartholomews Church, 159 Ellison Road, Norbury, London SW16 5DE. Cremation will be held at 15:00 (GMT) at East Chapel, Croydon Crematorium, Mitcham Road, London CR9 3AT. Numbers may be restricted due to chapel capacity, but will be live streamed here: https://watch.obitus.com, Username: lego3147, Password: 148102. Wake will be held from 15:45 (GMT) at Moon Under Water, 1327 London Road, Norbury SW16 4AU. Family flowers only. Donations to Ovacome (Ovarian Cancer Charity) - Collection box at church, or donate online here: https://www.ovacome.org.uk/fundraisers/help-charmaine-to-make-a-difference-to-those-affected-by-ovarian-cancer ******************************************************************************************************************* OBITUARY: Beloved mother to Charmaine Wise and Savio D'Souza, and grandmother to Katie Wise. Reeda grew up in Nairobi, Kenya, and was the daughter of the late Vito and Lucia deSouza, and loving and devoted sister to Philip and Rosita deSouza, Melitha deSouza, Angela Furtado, Ivy Pinto, Mary and Caji DeMenezes, and Maria Fernandez. She will also be greatly missed by her nieces and nephews, Karyn Paes and family, Lorraine deSouza and family, Melanie Cook and family, Cheryl Vaz and family, Conrad Furtado, Jozanne Pinto and family, Jacqui Pinto and family, Wesley Fernandez and family, Kerry Fernandez and family, Celena Fernandez and family, Carlos deMenezes and family, Anita and John Heary, and Ricardo deMenezes. Always in our hearts, sadly missed but never forgotten. May she rest in peace. To send condolences, please click on the Condolences tab (top right) and enter your name, email address and message.
Nero Porter
Mr Nero came into our lives on Sherri's birthday on 17/04 in the early 2000's. He was the solo kitty at a petshop in a glass box with no toys except for a fly that we watched him successfully hunt. His name was Tony and he was clearly a stone cold apex predator. We decided to call him Nero because that is "black" in Italian, it was an inside joke because a lot of our pets had been named by us as little kids and so they had very creative and unique names like "Blackie" and "Goldy" (a black and a gold goldfish respectively). We couldn't call him the Spanish word for black, because that is Negro - which doesn't sound very PC! Nero would always come to the front door to greet guests, he would swish between peoples legs and just generally be the most polite and best host ever. So he was very popular and loved by all who knew him. He would swat you as you walked past his cat tree and sometimes even jump on your shoulder like a parrot. Such a personality for a little cat. But he had a dark side... For the longest time, we thought Sooty cat was the one pooping on peoples beds - but after Sooty passed away, the poops kept appearing! Mr Nero was the mad pooper afterall :O Then one day, Nero met his favourite person - Oli! His mama Sherri had picked the absolute best dad for Nero, and their bond is so special. My heart goes out to Oli and Sherri and to everyone who's lives were made brighter - even fleetingly - due to this naughty, cute, incredibly special cat. Thank you Nero for so many years of love and laughter and chaos, and thank you for hanging in there long enough to pass the torch to your new sister Bette. Please tell Flicky how much I love her and miss her and wish both of you and all our loved ones that we have lost could still be here on earth with us. It is never long enough
Saji Antony
It is with enormous shock and profound sadness to inform you about the sudden death of our dear colleague and close friend Saji Antony, SVP of Engineering and head of Vanenburg India. He was a beloved father of two daughters, and husband of Agalya Kitherian, Director Cloud Operations and AI/ML at Vanenburg. The unexpected and sudden departure of Saji has created an immense emptiness in the lives of everyone he influenced during his lifetime. This memorial page is a place where anyone who had a business relationship with Saji can express their heartfelt condolences and leave a message. Please visit https://www.vanenburg.com/remembering-saji-antony/ for an overview of his professional career.
Debmalya Bhattacharyya
Debmalya Bhattacharyya was born on August 11, 1981, in Kolkata, India, to Nirmalya and Swapna Bhattacharyya. Beloved husband of Sudatta Bhattacharyya, father of Sharanya and Riyan and cherished friend of many, he will be forever missed. Debmalya was full of life and had an infectious smile which touched many. Let’s celebrate his life together.
Roz Artist
Mrs Roz Artist was a much-loved teacher, leader and friend at Cherry Grove Primary School, having started working at the school in 2012. She was known for her compassion, creativity, spark and the amazing ability to build connections with everyone, particularly the children who she so dearly loved working with. Mrs Artist had particular impact with her work for children who were struggling in school, either with their learning or with pastoral challenges. She was always able to offer care and connection, and allow any child to be their very best. Her creativity and passion was also a real strength, and she sought to build powerful and inspirational learning experiences through her work with the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal Ballet. Mrs Artist was also responsible for first leading and implementing the UNICEF Rights-Respecting agenda for the school. More recently, as Deputy Head, she was responsible for leading our wider curriculum, and she did so with vigour and excitement. Mrs Artist touched many lives and it is as a 'most-loved teacher' that she will be remembered and her legacy live on. She was also our wonderful colleague and friend This page is set up for those who knew Mrs Artist through school, and wish to share their condolences.
DEACONESS MARIA OJEBUNMI OLABODE
*In loving memory of our beloved mother,who graced this world with boundless love, unwavering kindness, and the spirit of a true Christian. Known as a cheerful giver, embodied devotion, spreading warmth and compassion to all. Your role as a loving mother was unparalleled, earning you the title of a "mother indeed." Your legacy of selfless love and unwavering dedication to faith will forever echo in our hearts.* Sleep on till we meet at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ
Ronald Sultana
Ronald Sultana was a beloved and loving husband, father and grandfather. He was also a dedicated and much admired academic. His sudden and unexpected passing has left an immeasurable void in all the lives he has touched in his own short one. This memorial page has been set up for those who crossed paths with him and wish to share their own sorrows, happy memories or anecdotes. Please feel free to share it around. With thanks, from his family.
Evalyne Njiiri
Evalyne joined ILRI in mid-2014 as a Research Associate under the Food Safety and Zoonoses team. Later that year she joined EOHS and at the time of her demise, she was the EOHS Manager responsible for Research Safety. Evalyne was a diligent, hard-working person, and a great team player, who maintained good relations with her colleagues and clients at work. She exhibited strong leadership qualities within her designated area of responsibility. She was devoted to her faith and family and was a kind and generous person
Jukka Jokilehto
The ICCROM community is devastated at the news of the death of Jukka Jokilehto, one of our most prolific former staff members and a great friend of the organization. Jukka retired in 1998 as Assistant to the Director General of ICCROM and was responsible for the training and conservation education of many generations of conservation professionals around the world. His depth of knowledge in the history and theory of conservation as well as built heritage conservation in general and urban heritage in particular, made him one of the most respected scholars internationally. His dedication to sharing this knowledge continued long after he retired, and his lectures were also a highlight of ICCROM activities. Our thoughts go to his family and friends.