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Roger Hamilton

Roger was a man among men. He was a son, brother, husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, educator, innovator, curler, outdoors man, and above all a friend, and he is greatly missed.

Trevor Kruis

What do you do when all the words that are used to eulogize someone are true, but seem too cliché - too trite - to describe someone who truly was all those things and more? Trevor was the kindest, the friendliest, the most thoughtful...he was brave like few others are brave. He was funny and witty. He was a great educator, a great all around human being…someone who inspired those around him, who pulled teams up when they were down, who was always looking to learn new things. We all love Trevor and will miss him forever.

Violet Cuffy

Dr Violet Cuffy was a Distinguished Toastmaster that touched the lives of many. Within Toastmasters International, she served others through many roles, including area director, Rotary alliance chair, sponsor and president of International Orators and president of Cornerstone Communicators Advanced Toastmasters. Violet was a senior lecturer in tourism and events management at the University of Bedfordshire, was a proud Rotarian and served on many voluntary boards. She was a passionate advocate of Dominica and Creole culture.

John Hawkes

A generous, kind and bonkers human who will be missed.

Terence Brian Hobbs

A loving father, grandfather and partner. ABOUT THIS MEMORIAL Terence Brian Hobbs, Terry, (age 68) died peacefully at home on the 27th December 2021 after a short and brave battle with both lung and brain cancer. He was born on 21st November 1953 to Stanley Horace Hobbs and Kathleen Hobbs, nee Orchard. Terry grew up in the camp area of St Albans with his large family and went to Beaumont School. After finishing school, Terry trained along side his brothers to become a plaster. He then worked in a furniture assembly factory where he injured his back. After many years he then returned to work for NCP and finally St Albans District Council in their Russell Avenue car park. He really enjoyed his job and spoke proudly of his colleagues. He met Pauline Margaret Ralph in St Albans, where they lived on the same street growing up. They were married at St Albans Registry Office on 24th March 1973. Terry and Pauline are parents of two children: Andrew (1973) and Amanda (1979); Grandparents to four grandchildren: Corey (2008), Finlay (2009), Riley (2011) and Rebecca (2011). Sadly, Terry and Pauline grew apart when the children left home and they separated in May 2007. In July 2021 Terry started dating his soulmate, Jeannette (Jay) Joseph. Little did he know that she was his angel in life and death. A devoted and caring person who was with him right until the end. Jay will always be a part of our family and we are forever grateful to her for looking after Dad so selflessly. Terry devoted himself to his family and they brought him his greatest joy. Terry is remembered for his kind and loving personality, but also for his gentle and ever-present sense of humour. He was never late and enjoyed passing time singing karaoke, doing puzzles, watching war films and battling with sudoku. He showed compassion and love to all and took delight in all kinds of people. Funeral services will be held on Friday, February 4th at 12:30pm at St Paul's Church in St Albans. The burial is for immediate family only and the wake is invite only due to numbers and covid safety. Donations can be made to three charities of Terry's choice in his memory: CCHS UK (his grandchild, Finlay suffers with this condition), Rennie Grove Hospice and Macmillan. All donations via this link will be split between the three charities. www.gofund.me/13f0352b

Ula Sooklal

An angel gone too soon

Don Bettle

Don Bettle, or Grandad to my sister and I, was a very kind, loving and superbly intelligent man. He was much loved by all who met him, and a key part of a lovely community in Cury. He will be sorely missed, but lived a long and rich life.

Lorraine Rattray

Mrs Rattray was an amazing teacher at Crookfur for over 20 years. She touched the lives of so many Crookfur pupils and their families during that time.

Kingsley Sutton

Kingsley was the son of Greg Sutton and Michelle Kaminsky Greg wrote on 22 december 2021: My sweet little boy slipped away forever, peacefully, after a courage battle with covid.

Arne Soderman

You might have known him as a friend, family, neighbor, or colleague. Regardless of where or when you met our dad, I'm sure you'll remember how he loved to light up a room with laughter, to share tasty drinks and desserts, and enjoy the time we all had together. Come share your memories with others, and to remember the man we all knew and loved.

Albert Umuze

Albert Umuze "Alibay" as he was popularly called was a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, inlaw, friend and employer The family would appreciate your tribute through this site

Howard Hoare

Howard Hoare: Sportsman, Mathematician and Family Man.

Vijayendran M

Your smiling face and the signature polite ways will always be remembered and missed

Arnab Goswami

In honour of Arnab Goswami, our dear colleague, team member, and friend. This page is set up to commemorate and celebrate our memories of Arnab. Feel free to write your condolence message and include a picture/video of him.

Bob Meakin

He was kind, gentle and self-effacing, and one of the best tutors the University has ever had.

Jean Drouffe

Jean was a fantastic leader and AXA colleague for 22 years. He was a role model in terms of leadership. We will miss his kindness, his humanity, his strong sense of integrity, his energy and his ability to put joy and warmth into every project and endeavor he was involved in. Our thoughts go out to his family during this incredible difficult time. The memories of Jean that you will share below will be shared with his family