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Navya Ojha
Our angel, Navya came into our life on Jan 31st, 2010. She was not only our daughter, but she was also a good friend of her Papa and Mamma, a caring sister to her infant brother Srivats. We laughed as melting ice cream drips down our arms. We shared the day's events as she snuggles beneath her blankets. We loved each other unconditionally, we apologized when we were wrong, we confided, we connected, and we communicated. We treasure the time we spent together. But God wanted such a pure soul to be with him and suddenly on 2nd Feb'23 she left us..

Ben Moore
It’s is with great sadness that on the 1st February we said goodbye to Staff Sergeant Ben Moore. . Ben was a much loved ex member of the Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery who served faultlessly for many years and a longstanding part of the racing community. Please feel free to leave your photos and memories of Ben and any messages of condolence for his loving family. Thank you Ben for your service.

Sucha Singh
Sucha Singh was a loving husband, father, grandfather, son and brother. He was an inspiration to all and because of his dedication and tireless work, he was able to provide a better future for the entire Gill family. He was endlessly kind to everyone he met and he connected to all generations, whether it was his own peers or his loving grandchildren. He was dedicated to his family and gained the respect and love of many people throughout his life. No matter what you wanted to talk about, he always had time for you. People would naturally gravitate towards him for his guidance and advice. He achieved so much whilst keeping his patience, humour and humility at every step of his journey. He will be missed beyond measure by the entire family and leaves a large void in our lives. We will love him forever and with every chapter ahead, he will always be with us. We thank him for the legacy he created for us all.

Charlotte Sarah Rae Hodgson
Charlotte was a happy-go-lucky, loving and caring person. She was always looking for ways to make the world a better place and to help those around her. She was a great listener and always has a kind word to say. She was always willing to lend a helping hand and was always looking for ways to make a difference.

Efunrinade Olayinka Ogundijo
Mama (Mrs.) Efunrinade Olayinka Ogundijo (nee Onabanjo) AKA Iya Bola, was a Good Mother (Abiyamoó tóótò), GrandMother and Great Grand Mother. She lived a life for Christ, her Children and all her loved ones. She had a Heart of Gold, Always ready to help anyone in need. She's a Giver Any day, Anytime. She Lived a good Life and We believe she's resting in the bosom of the Lord.

Craig William Lockyer
Aged 52 Years Craig died suddenly and tragically surrounded by love. He leaves behind loving parents Jillian and Hedley, the love of his life Bibi, precious children Jordan, Zara and Braden and adored nephews Lachlan, Jett, Carter and Stirling. Forever in our hearts. RIP Craig xxxx

George Paulos
George was born and raised in his beloved borough of Brooklyn to Stella and Louis Paulos, original owners of the Candy and News Shop at the corner of 5th Avenue and 9th street in Park Slope. He received his education from PS 39 and Brooklyn Polytechnic High School. He was an avid basketball player and the stickball champion of his block. George worked in the aviation industry for his entire career, building markets around the world for TransAmerica and other airlines. He took great pleasure in his work, the people he met, the stories he gathered, and particularly the place where it all happened - throughout his career his office was inside his favorite part of the NYC skyline, the Empire State Building. During his work at the Council on Student Travel he met his wife of nearly 60 years, Kirsten. She was a fledgling switchboard operator who introduced herself by accidentally disconnecting him from a critical transatlantic phone call. Their first date was at a NY Rangers hockey game. He moved to the hinterlands of Maplewood, New Jersey while raising children, where he forged friendships that would last the rest of his life. As soon as the kids moved out, he gratefully returned to the city he dubbed "the Athens of the Modern Age". His passion later in life was volunteering for an urban oasis in Greenwich Village known as the Jefferson Market Garden, on whose board he served for 20 years, 10 as chairman. He was kind and open-hearted with friends across the world. He was as proud of his Greek heritage as he was of his Brooklyn background. "Endaxi" was his personal motto and he brought his calming presence and good humor to every situation he encountered in life. He is survived by his loving wife, Kirsten, his children, Christina and Gregory, their amazing spouses Robert and Posha, and his cherished grandchildren, Olivia, Oscar and Stella. He will be sorely missed.

Scott MacDonald
Please join us in mourning the loss, but also celebrating the life of our friend and colleague Scott MacDonald. Scott was the first member of the Delphix support team in the UK, starting in 2014 and had an extensive career history in tech, spanning three decades. He will be sorely missed by his colleagues in the Basingstoke office, as well as the wider Delphix family. Please share any memories of your interactions with Scott, as well as any condolences you would like to be passed on to his partner Rebecca and his family.

Cecily Prakash
One of the best souls God probably put on the planet, an adoring wife, the best mom ever, a beloved grandma, an amazing Chemistry teacher, a caring friend and a truly special person who executed God's plan for her on Earth to the utmost perfection. All of us are going to miss her ever smiling face and her loving and caring presence but her legacy will live on. The family would love to capture memories, photos, stories and thoughts from everyone she has touched. If anything comes to mind, please take a couple of minutes to share.






