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James Tomlin
Rev James Tomlin, father, grandfather, great grandfather, uncle and cherished community member, peacefully passed away on the 11th of October, 2023. Born on the 9th of February, 1929, James lived an immensely fulfilled life of 94 years guided by unwavering principles of kindness, integrity, and service to others. His legacy of love continues to live on through his surviving children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends. Rev Tomlin's contributions to his community and his family's lives will forever be held in high regard. We celebrate his life & honor his memory by continuing to uphold the values he so keenly exemplified. May his soul rest in peace.
Steve Rees
Steve was a member of our SLT based in the UK and was our product and pre-sales leader for the OneTime product for 10+ years. He had a wealth of knowledge about supply chain, retail, SaaS, EDI and technology. Passionate about music, books, and running he absolutely lit up when talking about his family, his son, Elliot, daughter, Jane and his lovely wife Cally. Steve really was one of a kind, He had time for everyone, kind, thoughtful and considerate. Many of us have shared many miles with him, many meals, laughs and demanding days building and growing TrueCommerce.
Peter King
Peter retired in 2018 after more than 25 years lecturing, researching, and publishing at De Montfort University, Leicester, UK. He wrote twenty-three books. Most of them asked critical questions about the nature of housing, taking a deeply personal and philosophical view of what housing was for and how individuals viewed their homes. This was the case in, for example, 'The Limits of Housing Policy: A Philosophical Investigation', (1996) 'Private Dwelling: Contemplating the Use of Housing' (2004) and 'The Common Place: The Ordinary Experience of Housing', (2005). He consistently argued that Housing is something that is deeply personal to us offering privacy and security. He wrote about the manner in which we talk about our housing. He was a writer and thinker on housing but not just housing and not just using common academic approaches. In 'Private Dwelling: Contemplating the Use of Housing' (2004) he used philosophical analysis and critique, personal anecdote and even film criticism, to unpick the subjective nature of housing as a personal place where we can be sure of ourselves. His 'Keeping Things Close: Essays on the Conservative Disposition' (2015) is an example of how he applied his view of the world more broadly arguing that conservatism “is a way of understanding and viewing the world” and is an “attitude rather than an explicit dogma”. The titles of two of his texts summarised his position on several issues: 'Reaction: Against the Modern World' (2012) and 'The Antimodern Condition: An Argument Against Progress' (2014). He did, however, describe 'The Principles of Housing' (2016) as his “greatest hits” in which he used “most of the ideas, concepts and discussions that I have used in my teaching over the last 25 years”. He thanked his students over this time, of whom he said, “I owe most to for this project” and that most of his ideas had been, “trialled, honed and argued over” with them. There are many students who as housing professionals working, for example, for local authorities and housing associations, will have benefitted from his wit, diligence, and insights.
Chris Bretton
Chris was a well-loved ambulance worker who helped many patients over the years. He was a dedicated GMB Union Activist and Branch Secretary who helped thousands of members, selflessly. Chris was a loving father to two young boys and will be greatly missed by all his family, friends, and those he has helped. There is also a collection to help Chris's family with costs. If you would like to contribute you can search ChrisBrettonMemorialFund on the JustGiving website.
Claudio Bolognese
It is with deep sadness that we inform you of the decease of our valued colleague Claudio Bolognese. Claude passed away at the age of 53, after a courageous battle against his illness. Claudio was a dedicated Lineas employee, with an impressive service record. His passion for rail was undeniable and inspired many of us.
Greatness Abigail Tolulope Olorunfemi
Greatness A.T. Olorunfemi, fondly called Coach G is a United Nations trained Women private Sector Training on Gender Tools, Gender Concept, Women’s Economic Principles, Peer Education Trainer and Life Skills Trainer for teenagers and young adults, a licensed HR practitioner, a management consultant, a seasoned professional with several years’ experience in microbiology, social development, consulting, human resources, training, life, career, and relationship coaching& employability and soft skills facilitator and entrepreneurship development. She is an alumnus of the prestigious Lagos Business School, Daystar Leadership Academy, an associate of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management, Nigeria, a team member on the partnership with Small & Medium Enterprise Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) and CIPM Nigeria, a facilitator and mentor with the British High Commission and Sightsavers project for People Living With Special Disabilities (PWDs) amongst others.
Aszlean Stanford
It is with Great sadness that we announce the passing of our beautiful and beloved mother, Mrs. Aszlean Rayford Stanford. She passed away peacefully on the early morning of September 25th, 2023 surrounded by her family. She leaves behind an incredible legacy of love for her family and her Father in Heaven. We are encouraged by her unwavering faith in God and her selfless love for her family.