22-02 2022 11:04
wrote:
Dear Mrs Hanna & Family,
I am deeply saddened by the loss of our Brother in Arms, Mazin Hanna. His unexpected demise has shocked us all. I had the chance to work with Mazin in both in Iraq and Kenya as CoM, spanning roughly 8 years. Mazin was a true gentleman and a dedicated top professional, tireless in his commitments to both work and family. He was not just a colleague at work, but also a good friend, a leader, innovator, problem solver and trend setter. His dedication to the humanitarian cause was unprecedented and relentless, complemented with his ability to problem-solve, innovate and smile when the situation was tough. His stamina, including working into the early hours of the morning, as a team member in the coordination of humanitarian life-saving assistance to those in need, is well recalled. He was a comrade. My heart goes out to you, your children and extended family. May you remain strong, united and reconciled in the face of such a terrible loss. May God’s love and blessings help reduce your unprecedented suffering as He welcomes Mazin into Heaven with His open arms, and until we meet again. God Bless Mazin.
Mike
Michael Pillinger
Head, Transitional Restitutive Justice Unit (TRJU)
Mobile: +41 (0)79 911 77 69
Email: mpillinger@iom.int
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Geneva, Switzerland (GMT +1)
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22-02 2022 11:04
wrote:
Dear Mrs Hanna & Family,
I am deeply saddened by the loss of our Brother in Arms, Mazin Hanna. His unexpected demise has shocked us all. I had the chance to work with Mazin in both in Iraq and Kenya as CoM, spanning roughly 8 years. Mazin was a true gentleman and a dedicated top professional, tireless in his commitments to both work and family. He was not just a colleague at work, but also a good friend, a leader, innovator, problem solver and trend setter. His dedication to the humanitarian cause was unprecedented and relentless, complemented with his ability to problem-solve, innovate and smile when the situation was tough. His stamina, including working into the early hours of the morning, as a team member in the coordination of humanitarian life-saving assistance to those in need, is well recalled. He was a comrade. My heart goes out to you, your children and extended family. May you remain strong, united and reconciled in the face of such a terrible loss. May God’s love and blessings help reduce your unprecedented suffering as He welcomes Mazin into Heaven with His open arms, and until we meet again. God Bless Mazin.
Mike
Michael Pillinger
Head, Transitional Restitutive Justice Unit (TRJU)
Mobile: +41 (0)79 911 77 69
Email: mpillinger@iom.int
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Geneva, Switzerland (GMT +1)
www.iom.int I Facebook I Twitter
