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Professor Theresa Ekanem
Professor Theresa Bassey Ekanem is fondly called TheresB by her friends was born in 1963 in Calabar Cross River State. She was married to Dr Michael Ekanem. She was a native of Uyo in Uyo local government area of Akwa Ibom State. Also, a native of Ibiono LGA in Akwa Ibom by marriage. She was the first female professor of Anatomy in the whole country and pioneer Professor in the department of Anatomy (Now Anatomical Sciences) university of Calabar. She started working in the University of Calabar on the 22nd of July, 1986 as a graduate assistant and rose to the rank of a professor in 2013. She has been a head of department twice from 1999 to 2002 and 2004 to 2006, a responsibility of which she was weary of handling and decided to motivate the younger one to come up and relieve her so that she can face the academic activities and the postgraduate programmes which was her desire to start. Deputy provost of college of medical sciences twice Former President of NSN Current president of ASN Current member of governing council, IBRO Pioneered resuscitation of ASN in Calabar, Reactivated NSN with Prof Amadi Regional secretary to SONA in 2013 appointed in Morrocco Hosted ACURET (Association on Animal care and Use in Research, Education and Testing, an international conference in Calabar. A member of several associations and scientific bodies While on sick bed, appointed chairman of the Anticorruption and Transparency monitoring unit A knight of the Catholic church A biological mother of 2, academic mother of thousands and religious mother of many. Is it true that good people die young? It is a painful exit Farewell Mother
Benjamin Nampa-Ana
In the hope of the resurrection, we announce the passing on of Benjamin Nampaana (President of GHAFES Central Campus, University of Education, Winneba) whose death occurred on Friday, March 8, 2021. Benjamin Nampanna served as the GHAFES Central Campus President until his death. He was a committed and dynamic disciple of Jesus, a member of Strategic Muslim Ministry, pioneering member of the Bibliophile Reading Club. Benjamin loved to share his faith in Jesus with all especially his colleague students. Until his passing, he was a level 300 student of the University of Education, Winneba pursuing a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physics Education.
Janus De Villiers
Janus was truly one of a kind! He was such a kind and gentle soul. A person we could always rely on no matter what time of the day it was. He was dedicated to his work. In the time that he has been with us, at every award ceremony, every year, he received an award. This is just one of many true testaments of his strong work ethic and his commitment to delivering high standards of service. Referring to him now in the past tense is extremely difficult for us. His absence will be felt forever. This page is to commemorate our fallen friend. He touched all our lives and we will forever be transformed because we were privileged and honoured to cross paths with him. To his family, words cannot express how sorry we are for your loss. Our thoughts, love, and prayers are with you always. REST IN PEACE JANUS
Lauren E.B. Charles
Lauren Elizabeth-Barthé Charles, the daughter of John C. Charles and the late Trudy Barthé Charles, transitioned from earth to glory on March 7, 2021. She lived in the Washington, D.C. area, working as an attorney/project manager assigned to the Justice Department. A memorial service honoring her life will be held on Saturday, March 20, 2021 at New Light Church, 200 South Highland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21224 beginning at 10 a.m. There will also be a repast following the service to be held at the same location.
Ian Watson
‘Ian has worked on Area 10 since 2006 and had undertaken multiple roles, most of the time these being traffic management based. Ian was reliable and always got the job done to a high standard, he was committed to his traffic management responsibilities as foreman and built up a strong network around him who valued his input and support. Due to Ian’s kind nature he made many friends on the network and often shared a drink or motorcycle ride with the other operatives from Milnrow. Ian will be truly missed and our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time.’
Jez Heath
Jez was an amazing person, a true delight to be around and a great colleague and friend. He has touched many lives in his career and will always remain in our thoughts and prayers. He leaves a wonderful legacy and a salient reminder of the value that one can bring to others - and how easily that can be taken from us. The journey for us all starts with his passing - to tribute his legacy and support his family through this sad time
Rotimi Agbaje
Rotimi was a pleasant person and a good company to be with. He related very well across age, race and gender.Rotimi got married to his hearthrob ; Princess Abosede Agbaje in 2005. The marriage is blessed with their beautiful daughter. Princess Olaoluwa Agbaje.We will all miss our charming Rotimi. We take solace in the sweet memories of your personality and good deeds and the assurance that we will meet again at the feet of our Lord Jesus to part no more. Amen
Peter Millington
Peter worked for the North West Ambulance Service for over 34 years as Paramedic in Wigan and later as a Capacity Managers working on business intelligence to improve the service. Peter has made a positive impact on thousands of patients. He had a great positive outlook on life and a infectious happiness to all. He was much loved by all family and friends and will be greatly missed.
Robin Meadus (formally Rodd)
This page has been created by the members of the Move Up Together Union to remember an amazing colleague, Job Steward, and friend. Our hearts go out to Robin's daughter, parents, and all who knew her. We are sorry for your loss; you have our sincerest condolences. Robin worked for ICBC for 25 years; she was great at her job and was always willing to lend a helping hand to those around her. Those lucky enough to work with her will remember Robin as a kind and open person, with a wonderful sense of humour and infectious laugh. Not only that, but she was one cool lady; she loved a good joke. For the past 6 years, Robin was an effective Job Steward for Move Up; her passion for supporting and representing her colleagues was greatly appreciated by all who needed her help in the workplace. This is such a great loss to our Union. Robin made many friends and touched many people’s lives. Our hearts are broken; she will be greatly missed.
Timothy Kelly
Toast to Chef Timothy Kelly In lieu of a guest book, please add your photos, memories and condolences. Timothy Michael “Chef” Kelly, of Castroville, passed away at his home on March 4, 2021 at the age of 57 years. He was born February 12, 1964 in Castroville, Texas to Henry Norman Kelly and Bernardine Marie Hoelscher Kelly. Timothy grew up in Castroville and graduated from Medina Valley High School in 1982. During his senior year of high school, he was the Drum Major for the Medina Valley Panther Marching Band. Timothy earned his Master of Theology from The University of the Incarnate Word. He was Culinary Arts adjunct professor at St. Phillip’s College a Teacher for South San High School and formerly at John Jay High School. He was also an administrator at Fort Worth ISD for five years. Survivors include his brothers, Norman Kelly (Victoria) of Castroville, Christopher Kelly of La Coste; sisters, Bernardine Kelly (Tom) of San Antonio, Barbara Kelly of San Antonio as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Timothy was preceded in death by his parents, Henry and Bernardine Kelly, as well as his infant brother, John Paul Kelly.
Dr Anthony Chisakuta
The Society of Anaesthetists of Zambia (SAZ) is deeply saddened by the untimely death of Dr Anthony Chisakuta. Dr Chisakuta was a great asset to the society. He was a great mentor, a fountain of wisdom and strength and knowledge and he was selflessly committed and invested in the growth of the anaesthesia profession. Dr Chisakuta was chairperson of the SAZ education committee and he represented the society in the region and internationally at many fora. He served as national lead for postgraduate training and was involved in the formative years of the postgraduate training program for specialist anaesthetists in Zambia. As a member of the Zambia Working Group (ZWG) and the College of Anaesthesiologists of East, Central and Southern Africa (CANECSA) executive he later on began working in mentorship and leadership. He was working as consultant anaesthesiologist and head of anaesthesia at Beit CURE Hospital in Lusaka at the time of his passing. He is irreplaceable and he will be deeply missed by us all.
Jorge Bernardo Schvartzman Blinder
Bernardo vivió siempre disfrutando, de la familia, de la ciencia, de la comida, del vino, del deporte, de la música y del buen humor. Les pedimos que compartan y recuerden los momentos que pudieron disfrutar con él. ———————————————————————————————————- Bernardo lived his life with joy, joy of family, of science, of food and wine, of sport, of music and good humor. Please share and remember the moments of joy that you experienced with him.
