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Brian Couvier
Brian Clifford Couvier passed away suddenly on January 19, 2026, at the age of 62 at Peterborough Regional Health Centre. He was predeceased by his father, George Couvier, and his extended family: Bruce Evans, June Curtis (Evans), Roy Evans, John Robert Evans, and Audrey Roberta Evans (Carr). Brian will be fondly remembered and deeply missed by his mother, Victoria Oke (Bill Oke); his sister, Lindsay Couvier (Steve), and her children, Mya, Henry, and Noah; his uncle, Ron Evans (Cairine); his cousins Lauralee, Kelly, and Melissa and their families; his cousin Terry Curtis (Alison) and their children, Brianna and Rebecca; his cousin Randy Curtis and his children, Remmington and Reeve; his cousin Roy Evans Jr.; and his aunt, Corinne Buckindale (Terrance), and their children, Kristan Lavigne and Brenon Antram. He was also Godfather to Joe Forini and will be missed by Neil Fincham. He was a devoted father to Justin Steepe (Kelly) and Cassie Lennox (Steve), and a proud grandfather to Finnegan and Ruby. Brian will be remembered for his deep love of family, friends, animals, and the outdoors especially winter, his favourite season. He had a generous heart and a free-spirited, fun-loving nature that drew people in wherever he went. His laugh was contagious—if he was laughing, everyone around him was too. He carried a youthful energy throughout his life, bringing humour and light into every space. Brian lived life fully, always chasing adventure and surrounded by the motorized toys he loved. Whether on snow or water, he found joy in every season. An auto mechanic by trade, he was passionate about customizing vehicles and pushing limits through his work with Lowdown Automotive. His skill and creativity were admired by many. In recent years, Brian spent time working alongside friends and colleagues as a valued part of operations at Brimacombe Ski Hill, often with his loyal sidekick, CJ the corgi. His passing feels sudden and deeply felt, leaving those who loved him heartbroken. He cherished time with family and friends and was always grateful for the memories they created together. His presence will be profoundly missed. A celebration of Brian’s life will be held on April 25, 2026, at Brimacombe Ski Resort in Orono, Ontario, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Dylan Greenwood
Dylan had been unwell for some time and with the support of Make a Wish Foundation and generous donations from your families, his last few months had been made very special. He was able to go on a fabulous trip to London and visit Harry Potter World and his mum was able to buy special equipment to make him more comfortable. Dylan came into school to see his friends whenever he was well enough and it was always fabulous to see him. Dylan was a really lovely person. He was quiet in school, so many of you may not have known him personally, but he was great fun and a very kind and thoughtful young man. He worked hard and loved learning. He was a real role model for us all.
Walter Foss
It is with profound sorrow that the family of Walter William Foss announces his peaceful passing on January 8, 2026, at the age of 66. Born on November 7, 1959, to Ivan and Bertha Foss, Walter was a passionate, caring, and gentle man who was a great mentor and leader for everyone he crossed paths with. Walter grew up on a family dairy farm in Fort Langley with his parents and siblings Ivan, Keith, Dorothy, Earl, John, Chris, Bonnie, Shelly, and Cheryl. Early in Walters life, he was introduced to one of his first great loves, rugby, at Fort Junior High. As a young man Walter loved traveling the world and experiencing all of life's adventures. He also got the opportunity to tour the United Kingdom on various rugby tours, making life long friends along the way. For the past 30 years Walter’s life has revolved around his children. He was an extremely involved parent, supporting and encouraging all of the kids' sports and interests. From participating in cattle drives when the kids were young to coaching almost every rugby team the kids were on. Walter was their number one fan and supporter and made it known how proud he was of their accomplishments and achievements. His legacy not only lives on through his children, William (Emma), Wesley (Mikayla), and Katie, but through the many lives he has touched through his coaching and community involvement at the Langley Rugby Club.
Michael John Leslie Batt
Michael devoted his life to training Healthcare professionals by ensuring that the SMAE Institute is always at the forefront of private sector Podiatry and Foot Health education in the UK. He worked tirelessly to enable generations of SMAE graduates to become the pillars of private Podiatry and Foot Health Practice both in the UK and overseas. Michael also gave a great deal of his time and resources to charitable works, which included flying transplant organs around the country, running a hospice and respite care centre in Buckinghamshire, and providing premises for a residential care home. Michael was truly a beacon of both the Healthcare and Charitable communities. Michael's contributions will be permanently etched in history.
Leonard Okello
Capy was a devoted husband and father, a cherished son and brother, and a deeply caring friend. His kindness, humility, and respect for others touched everyone who knew him. Patient, peace-loving, and diplomatic, Capy carried himself with quiet grace and left a lasting impression on all whose lives he entered. You are welcome to share your memories and tributes here, so that together we may honour and remember who Capy was to us.
Ohale (aka Orlando Martins) Ugo-Alum
Ohale, popularly known as Orlando Martins, was a loving husband and Father. Generous almost to a fault. Always looking out for those he felt were marginalized. A man who respected his culture and good traditions. The man with the pen, always writing, even wrote how he wanted his biography to be. He was a dandy good dresser!
Benjamin Doe
Late Sir Doe was among the few individuals who touched and impact many lives. As a professional lecturer in Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, he inspired me to keep up building good character, keep high discipline, pursue knowledge and self development towards growth Late Sir Doe, showed me kindness, support and love I will always cherish the memories of his encouragement and love, his soul Rest In Perfect Peace.
Benjamin Doe (Sir Doe)
Sir Doe was a dedicated educator, mentor, and community pillar whose impact spanned over 30 years of teaching in Ghana. He devoted his life to teaching Mathematics at the Senior High School level and also lectured students preparing for the ACCA professional examinations. Beyond academics, Sir Doe was a father figure to many students, a trusted colleague, and a disciplined tutor who emphasized character, responsibility, and self-belief alongside excellence. His legacy lives on through the many students across Ghana whose lives he guided, shaped, and inspired.
Sergiy Silich
Sergiy was an exceptional scientist, a generous colleague, a mentor, and a dear friend to many. He will be remembered not only for the depth and rigor of his work, but also for his warmth, kindness, integrity, and the calm wisdom he brought to every conversation. His insight inspired countless collaborations, and his steady presence brought comfort and encouragement to so many. He touched many lives and will be deeply missed. // Sergiy fue un científico excepcional, un colega generoso, un mentor y un amigo muy querido por muchos. Será recordado no solo por la profundidad y el rigor de su trabajo, sino también por su calidez, su bondad, su integridad y la serenidad con la que enriquecía cada conversación. Su visión inspiró innumerables colaboraciones, y su presencia brindó apoyo y aliento a quienes lo rodeaban. Tocó muchas vidas y será profundamente extrañado.