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David Thorson
David Lewis Thorson, age 55, of Big Rapids, Michigan, passed away on October 25, 2025, in his hometown. He was born on November 29, 1969, in Big Rapids and was raised in Stanwood by his loving grandparents, Hank and Hilda Thorson. David graduated from Morley Stanwood High School in 1988 and went on to proudly serve his country in the United States Marine Corps for nine years, including time during Desert Storm. His service reflected his strength, discipline, and unwavering commitment to protecting others. After his military service, David continued to work hard and provide for his family. Over the years, he held several jobs, including his time at Wolverine Worldwide’s warehouse, where he was known for his strong work ethic and good-natured personality. No matter where he worked, David brought humor, dedication, and camaraderie to those around him. In his later years, David decided to return to college to continue his education — a goal he was deeply proud of. Through hard work and determination, he earned his bachelor’s degree in teaching, focusing on history, a subject he was truly passionate about. His love for history reflected his appreciation for the past and the lessons it holds for the future. David was the kind of man who could make anyone laugh. He had a natural gift for storytelling and a sense of humor that could light up any room. Whether it was a funny memory from his Marine days, a story from his time on the farm, or one of his countless adventures, David made sure everyone had a good laugh and left with a smile. He believed in finding joy in everyday life and spreading that joy to everyone around him. Beyond his humor, David had a deep love for the simple, peaceful moments. He loved tending to his garden and took great pride in growing things with his own hands. His chickens, ducks, and dogs were his companions and his joy — he truly was a farmer at heart and in life. David’s home was always full of laughter, love, and the kind of warmth that made people feel welcome. David is survived by his beloved wife, Bonnie Thorson; his children, Ashley Houghton and her husband Josh Houghton, Daniel Thorson, Patric Thorson, and Elizabeth Ferris and her husband Levi Ferris; and his cherished grandchildren, who brought him endless pride and happiness. He is also survived by his brothers Fred and George, and sisters Sandy and Brenda. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Hank and Hilda Thorson, who lovingly raised him, as well as his mother Rose and several of his siblings. While his passing leaves a deep ache in the hearts of those who loved him, there is peace in knowing he is now reunited with his mom, siblings, and all those he loved who passed before him. David will be remembered for his laughter, his stories, his kindness, and his heart. He lived a life full of love and adventure, and his memory will continue to bring smiles to the faces of all who knew and loved him. A celebration of life and memorial service for David will be announced at a later date. “Those we love never truly leave us — their laughter, lessons, and love remain forever in our hearts. Semper Fi.”
Nick Parton
Nick Parton had a real passion for his work and an even bigger heart. Whether he was pioneering Megger’s presence around the world, from Europe to Middle East to across Asia, helping a teammate, sharing his knowledge, or simply brightening the room with his humour. Outside of work, Nick was a devoted family man and race sports fan, who often spoke proudly and lovingly about his wife, Sue, and his children, Becky and Freddie. His ability to give so much both at work and at home showed the kind of person he was.
Robert Mulinga Nguni
In Loving Memory of Mr. Robert Mulinga Nguni We are deeply saddened to announce the sudden passing of Mr. Robert Mulinga Nguni, which occurred on 25th October 2025 following a tragic road accident. Robert was a devoted husband to Esther, a loving father to Keziah Syomweu, John Nguni, and Talia Mumbi, and a cherished member of the community. He will be remembered for his strong faith, humility, dedication to family, and service to others. His kindness, wisdom, and unwavering commitment to excellence touched many lives — both in his professional journey and in his walk with God. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
Robert Nguni
I remember Robert as a self directed supervisor who on several occasions when electronic supply chain management eSCM platform was launched, he took a leading role in supporting all staff in managing the shift from paper based reporting to electronic one. He did this with humour, and was always available to offer a hand whenever you got stuck. Robert was a people person, was ready to discuss any topic and offer guidance on it like a pro. It has been 14 years now but still your laughter and warmth when working with field teams feels like just yesterday. Rest well in Power Roba. We will miss you dearly.
Gareth Blewett
Gareth was a loving husband and devoted father—a true family man who was always smiling and ready to help others. Gareth was kind, generous, and full of laughter. A hard worker and loyal friend, he brought joy wherever he went. A talented footballer (though not quite as skilled at golf!). He’ll be remembered by many as a great friend, son, father, and husband, and we are all richer for knowing him!
COMFORT ISONG
With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Comfort Isong Umoh, a cherished wife, devoted mother, and a treasured grand mother. Comfort was born on 14 November 1967, and passed away peacefully on 21 October 2025, at the age of 58. Hailing from Ikot Obong Edong in Ikot Ekpene, Comfort embodied grace, kindness, and dedication in every aspect of her life. As a loving wife to Elder Deacon Isong Umoh, she was a pillar of strength and support, nurturing their partnership with unwavering love and devotion. Together, they forged a life grounded in faith, community, and family. As the matriarch of the Isong Umoh family, Comfort was blessed with five children who were the light of her life. She instilled in them the values of compassion, integrity, and perseverance, and her enduring legacy lives on through them. Her nurturing spirit extended beyond her family as she embraced her community with open arms, often engaging in selfless acts of service. Comfort was known for her gentle smile and the warmth with which she welcomed everyone into her home. Her presence was a source of comfort and solace, and she will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her. A funeral service to honor and celebrate the life of Comfort Isong Umoh will be held on 26 November 2025, at Ikot Awak, Ikot Ekpene. Family, friends, and the community are invited to join in commemorating the life of a remarkable woman who touched so many hearts. As we bid farewell to Comfort, we hold dear the memories of her unwavering love and the profound impact she made in our lives. Her spirit will remain a guiding light, shining brightly in the hearts of all she loved.
Thorsten Rheinländer
This page is mainly intended for colleagues, former colleagues, collaborators, students, and all others who wish to say something on the occasion of Thorsten Rheinländer's untimely passing. Obituary on the website of TU Wien: https://www.tuwien.at/en/tu-wien/news/news-articles/news/prof-dr-thorsten-rheinlaender-ein-nachruf
Rt. Hon. Raila Amolo Odinga, EGH
The Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Stockholm wishes to inform with great sadness about the sudden demise of The Right Honourable Raila Amolo Odinga, EGH, former Prime Minister of the Republic of Kenya who passed away on October 15, 2025, in India where he was receiving medical treatment. The Government of Kenya has announced seven days of national mourning from 15th October 2025. The Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Sweden has opened a digital condolence book to all members of the public who wish to pay tribute to our fallen national hero.
Janet Ho
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of our beloved friend Janet Mo Yin Ho. Those who knew her will remember her servant heart, her steadfast faith, and her boundless capacity to love. She was a devoted follower of Christ and a cornerstone of Community Church Hong Kong, where she served tirelessly for more than twenty years. Her quiet strength, compassion and hospitality touched every life she encountered. Though our hearts ache at her absence, we take comfort in knowing she has entered eternal rest in the arms of her Saviour. She will be profoundly missed and forever remembered with gratitude by her family, friends, and the entire church community.
Trish Roche
We invite everyone who wishes to pay tribute to Trish Roche, a cherished former Dance Yourself Fit™ instructor and friend, to share their memories, thoughts, or condolences below. Trish inspired countless people with her dedication, warmth, and joyful spirit on and off the dance floor. Her loss is deeply felt by our community. May her legacy live in every step we take, and may her loved ones find comfort in the outpouring of support and love.
Lena Manson
Lena Manson was a sister, a friend, and the 4th Administrator of Harmonious Chorale. Her warmth, kindness, and unwavering love were evident in every space she entered. She served with a remarkable passion for God’s work, leaving a lasting impact on all who had the privilege of knowing her. Though we are deeply broken by her passing, we remain steadfast in faith, holding on to the hope and legacy she so beautifully embodied.
Michael Lee
Michael Paul Lee left this life peacefully on October 14, 2025. He was born on June 18, 1948, in San Francisco, California, but spent his formative years in Mansfield, Ohio. Mike graduated from Mansfield Senior High School in 1966 and Washburn University in 1970. He established roots in Topeka, Kansas, where he worked as a plumbing contractor and spent his rare free time officiating high school and college football, hunting, boating, and quad riding. Upon retiring in 2017, he moved to Fort Myers, Florida, where he spent his days boating, deep sea fishing, grilling up some mean fajitas for his loving wife, family, and friends, and enjoying every breath of life with sunshine on his face and sand between his toes. Mike is survived by his wife Peggy Lee; daughter Kristy (John) Lucero of Portland, Oregon, stepson Lee (Melissa) Karge of Webster Groves, Missouri; stepson Tommy (Erica) Bobo of Washington, D.C., stepdaughter Rebecca (Jeff) Burgess of Lawrence, Kansas; grandchildren Megan, Shelby, Lizzy, Zack, Jake, Landon, Cece, Brooke, Baya, Aaron, Adrien, and Elliott, and great grandchildren Cayden, Collins, and Parker. He was preceded in death by his sister, Sandra K. Lee, in 1949, father Howard P. Lee in 1986, mother Virginia A. Lee in 2002, and stepdaughter Carey Karge Lorson in 2014. A celebration of life will be held at 4 P.M. on Saturday, November 22, 2025, at the Lake Sherwood Clubhouse, 6910 SW Fountaindale Road, Topeka, KS. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Easterseals Midwest (https://midwest.easterseals.com/donate).