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Gladys Uzoamaka Nweke
Late Mrs. Gladys Uzoamaka Nweke was an inspiring soul who was there for all who sort her. Her selfless heart knows no bounds. She opens her home to all. And her hospitality makes everyone feel important. She was the most loving, friendly, compassionate, humble, compassionate, family-orientated and one of the most beautiful souls one could ever meet.
Shukla Singh
My mum Shukla was a beloved wife, mother of two sons, mother-in-law, grandmother and a mum to everyone in our family. Mum was strong, kind, warm and loving. She would remember everyone’s birthdays, important events and despite being so sick she would remember the dates of all her appointments. Mum taught us how to be caring. She was a role model who taught us to share and be there for people in need. She loved feeding us and her hospitable nature has rubbed off on a few of us in the family as well. Though Mum is no longer with us in person, she will continue to live in our memories, we will continue to cook her recipes and we will always feel her presence when her garden blooms with colour.
Steve Powers
Our dear colleague, Steve, passed away unexpectedly last week. We are saddened & shocked at this news, and our hearts go out to his family and loved ones. Please take a moment to leave a memory, photo, tribute, or condolence, and then we'll pass this page on to his family when the time is right. Please take care of yourself & our Cisco AppD family during this difficult time & take a moment to think of Steve and his family.
Ratnesh VU2OUT
Dear All, I write this with the heaviest heart that after a 4 year long battle against cancer, we lost VU2 OUT Ratnesh a short while ago. He was my mentor and have learned lot of things from him A wonderful person at heart and amazing person , a avid mountaineer We will miss him Rest in Peace Ratnesh
Renée Geyer
Australian jazz, blues, r&b & soul icon Renée Geyer, the singer with an active six-decade career - best known for songs such as ‘It’s A Man’s Man’s World’, ‘Say I Love You’ and ‘Heading in the right direction’ - passed away peacefully among family and friends on January 17 after complications following hip surgery at age 69. In a tribute on Twitter, Australian singer and TV personality Marcia Hines described Geyer as “A game changer. A soul diva. My sister in song. We have just lost a person who possessed one of the greatest voices I have ever heard.” The American blues singer guitarist Bonnie Raitt, who worked with Geyer in the US said ‘Australia’s incomparable Renee Geyer was one of the greatest singers I’ve ever known” Colin Hay (formerly of Men At Work) said Renée holds a unique place in Australian musical history. “What a woman, what a singer! If beauty has a sound it is the voice of Renee. The US had Aretha, the UK Dusty Springfield. We had Renée! he said.
Noel Playfair
NOEL PLAYFAIR (62), a father of eight, loving partner to Rachelle, a Railwayman for 44 years and a much loved character in many capacities known nationally across the rail industry sadly departed suddenly on Monday 16th January 2023 whilst at work in Portadown. Please share your condolences and loving memories for Noel's family to cherish for years to come. Thank you
Stephen Lewis
Stephen was a valued member of the Cardiff University, Registry Support team. He sadly passed away on 16 January 2023 whilst at home. He was a thoughtful member of the team, enjoyed solving complicated puzzles, had a wicked sense of humor and always wore shorts in the office, come rain or shine. Stephen will be missed by all.
Abosede Okunuga
Mrs. Abosede Adewunmi Okunuga, a loving Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Aunt, Sister, a visionary leader, a mentor, a cheerful giver, and an excellent clinician. She was born into the family of Mr and Mrs Ogunbekun from Ijebu Odogbolu Ogun state on the 30th of August 1953. She married Olugbenga Okunuga Esq. on the 31st January, 1981 and they’re blessed with four amazing children. She was employed by the Lagos state Health Management Board now known as the Lagos state Health Service Commission (HSC) as a physiotherapist on 26 October 1978. During her career she painstakingly established ten (10) new physiotherapy departments which are established all over Lagos state and increases easy access to physiotherapy services. She also started the committee of heads of departments for Lagos state employed physiotherapists. She was a one time chairman of ethics and privilege committee for the Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy. A Fellow of Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy. Dr Abosede Okunuga, being an astute administrator, single handedly made it possible for Lagos state employed physiotherapists to be able to attain Director cadre and helped other health professionals likewise. Hence, she became the First Director of Physiotherapy Services in Lagos state on January 1st 2005. Her perseverance made it possible for physiotherapy services to be what it is today in the health sector in Lagos state. She retired from service with the Lagos state government on the 30th of August 2013. She was fondly known as ‘Mummy Okunuga’ in the Sunday school, was a devoted Christian and long standing teacher in the Sunday school department of Bola Memorial Anglican Church Abule Onigbagbo Ikeja. As a pillar of the Sunday school, she has served as Superintendent of the Sunday school for the past 25 years and until her death. A wonderful woman with a good heart, she always made sure to take care of all the children and teachers first before considering herself. She was deeply loved and will be sorely missed by the entire BMAC Sunday school family. In addition to all her achievements and engagements, she was also a recipient of Meritorious Service award, Long Service award (34 years) and was recognized for her stellar commitment and outstanding contribution to the Children’s Ministry. This devout and virtuous woman was a role model whose integrity and legacy would forever be remembered.
Sukhi Braich
Celebrating the incredible life of Sukhi aka Papa, Bittu, Paaji. A natural born performer and motivator, he knew how to make people laugh yet also had a unique ability to provide support and advice to all those around him, despite his own battles. Having lived all over the world, from India to Canada to the UK, he touched the hearts of everyone who knew him. Even through his toughest and darkest days, he still found the strength to reach out to others and provide them with support, motivation and positivity. The dancer of the family, he was always the first on the dancefloor and the last one to come off it (even when the party had finished hours earlier). His dancing skills took him to stages across the country (including performing for Prince Philip). No doubt he is up there now busting out his infamous Bhangra moves. Please feel free to share your beloved memories of this truly unique human being. In his memory, we ask that no flowers are sent but instead donations to LOROS Hospice in his name. LOROS provided him with support following his diagnosis and he gained a lot of knowledge and strength during his weekly sessions there. The donation link is https://gofund.me/3b036a3b