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Darren Lee

It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden death of Darren Lee, AKA Stretch (South Boston), born in Dublin, Ireland who passed away on August 25, 2021, at age of 47, leaving his two loving children Kenneth and Jesse, and their Mom, Shannon. Treasured by his parents Kenneth and Ann. Sadly missed by wife Sarah and step-daughter Sophie, and his brothers Kenneth, Patrick, and Michael; sisters-in-law Lydia and Kate, nieces Laura, Erica, and Aine, nephews Kenneth & Michael, and extended family and friends. A viewing will be held on Monday, August 30th, 2021 from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at Casper Funeral Home, (187 Dorchester Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02127).

JOYCE KEJEH

A lover of God, excellent wife, loving mother to many, sister to all. A renowned teacher, astute administrator and entrepreneur.

Olivier Cox

Mr. Olivier Cox was the founding Principal of the now defunct Metropolitan High School. He was an educator, mentor and musician who contributed greatly to the educational landscape of Barbados. He will be missed by all who knew him.

Onabanjo Tajudeen

Tajudeen was a husband, a father, a son, a brother, a friend and a colleague. He was a complete gentleman and will be sorely missed.

Deaconess Josephine Obazuaye

She was a beautiful woman with a beautiful heart, our prayer warrior, Iyenogie, You will forever be in my heart ❤️.

Genzy Osmen

He was the best husband ever

JOSEPHINE O. OBAZUAYE (NEE IDAHOSA)

Deaconess Josephine Ozemwongie Obazuaye, (nee Idahosa) was a genuine and true mother both to her children, siblings and everyone. She had a gift of sincere prayer for everyone who came her way no matter how short...she loved everyone and never got offended. She believed in people and trusted that all will be well. She was never shy of standing up for the truth even if not acceptable. Iyenokhua, our prayer warrior, you will forever be in our hearts...we love you forever cos you earned it.

Amanda Lee

#amandalee #smellysocks #christiansnider #herpesbreath #coochiebreath #coochiemouth #sepreh #balding #recedinghairline

Ashok Mirchandani

Ashok Mirchandani was a person with a heart of gold. He not only helped his family but was always helping others. He was a huge philanthopist and through the Rotary Club of Benin, helped in making the Polio Plus program successful. He also aided the SOS Villages, helping orphans who have lost parents have a good life and also helped many of the children of Benin get an education in India. He was as a father to so many people and his service to humanity cannot be measured. Ashok Mirchandani; Loving Father, Brother and Uncle. We love you and will miss you.

Harriet Rathbone

It was with great sadness that we heard of Harriet Rathbone's tragic death in her home earlier this week, suddenly and unexpectedly. Harriet was an integral part of the Economic Crime Directorate, and was someone who brought people together with her kindness, humour and effervescent personality. Colleagues from across HSG, other parts of the Home Office, the NCA and NECC and UK Finance will all miss her immeasurably.

J.Y Kamson nee Adedeji

Mama was a very jovial mother, grandmother and great grandmother. Popularly know as Mama Adugbò , she was a helper , an adviser and a strong woman. We will miss her

Olubunmi Akinyemi

Olubunmi Akinyemi aka Sir Koyan was a phenomenal, he was many things to many people. A fine, lovable, lively and fun loving and ever bubbling personality loved by all and sundry. He was a natural giver and cheer leader to many who come across his path.

Ashby Moncure

Ashby C Moncure MD whom practiced surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital has been posthumously convicted of felony fraud . Accordingly his name has been removed from all honor societies.

Rahul Deo Chhabra

A dear husband to Swati and devoted father of two boys. Rahul was well liked by colleagues and friends within Fire and Emergency NZ. We will miss his infectious smile, sense of humour and larger than life personality.

Bienvenu Denis Nizesete

"Archéologue" comme ses étudiants aimaient l'appeler était enseignant au Département d'histoire à la FALSH de l'Université de Ngaoundere.

Mark Anthony (Rajo) Novak

Mark was an adventurous and thoughtful man. He had many friends and spoke of them often and fondly. Mark had strong convictions and lived his life based on these values - he lived gently on the earth. We will remember his stories of watching breaching whales, fishing from a kayak and the great coastal trees. Mark will forever be missed by his friends and family.