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Sheila Westall

A cherished legendary member of Yarnton WI. Wonderful friend, wife, mother and grandmother.

Rada Rangelov Jusovic

Rada was among the experts in 15 countries who started implementing the pioneering Step by Step Program funded by the Open Society Foundation back in the 90s in countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Her organization, Center for Educational Initiative, Step by Step from Bosnia and Herzegovina, is one of the 27 founding organizations of ISSA. Since 1999, when ISSA was established, throughout the years, she acted as an ISSA Board Member, President of the Board of Directors, and member of ISSA’s Program Committee. In 2012, CEI Step by Step joined NEPC, ‘I realized that the philosophy of NEPC and the way they work was so much in line with my own values and the values of my organization’ (NEPC@10, 2016), this is how Rada described her first meetings with NEPC. She chaired two NEPC Summer schools (in 2012 and 2017), contributed to numerous NEPC conferences, learning events and policy analysis. She also acted as NEPC board member from 2016 to 2019. She participated in almost all ISSA and NEPC working groups and events, where she generously shared her expertise and experience and always contributed with her sharp mind and critical thinking. She believed in the beauty of life and of people, in the joy of being together and building beautiful memories together. Her laughter and her beautiful voice always made meetings and conferences special. With her strong belief in teachers’ professionalism and her high respect for this profession, Rada created a unique event that should be replicated in all countries: an annual award for the best teachers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, from preschool to secondary education levels. A national celebration where practitioners are the most important protagonists, and they drive the change. Rada's way saying: “It changes the way we talk about education instead of criticizing or focusing on the negative we show the country what excellent teachers we have.” Furthermore, over the past 10 years, every summer she organized an annual regional conference bringing together teachers from all countries of former Yugoslavia into a powerful learning and forward-looking community of professionals. She was the ‘’glue’’, as an expert and as a person with a big heart, cementing relationships, beliefs, and ambitions in her country and beyond. In a region and a country still recovering from devastating conflicts, where so many are trying to divide people and build walls to separate children, she managed to create unity among professionals and a solid ground for life-long professional and personal connections. A strong and warm expert and advocate, an engine for forward-looking changes. A wonderful human being who left behind a powerful and long-lasting legacy, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and more widely in the ISSA and NEPC networks. One of the big souls of our network. She gave a lot of love to all of us and we will love and keep her always in our hearts and minds. For those who knew her, she will remain irreplaceable for her inexhaustible energy, dedication, generosity, vision, and power to bring and mobilize minds and souls around strong values celebrating the art of education, the art of learning and teaching, the art of human connections. Those who did not know her, have missed being touched by Rada’s unique way of filling every space with daring ideas, of fighting for the freedom of thought, of growing and celebrating professionalism, of believing in solidarity, in true friendship beyond any border. In Memoriam: https://www.issa.nl/content/memoriam-radmila-rangelov-jusovic-our-rada? Please note that for posting a memory, registration on this site is required.

Tina Harris

Tina Marie Harris was a dearly loved wife, mother, daughter, sister and friend. Her kind and caring personality drew others to her. She will be loved and remembered always by her family and friends and by all those whose lives she touched.

Margaret Davison

A member of NTHC club for well over 20 years, Margaret gave a huge amount of her time and energy to the club from the very first season that she joined, until she retired at the end of last season - as a team captain, as a club representative, as club secretary for ten years and then in the position of Vice Chairperson. She epitomised the values of NTHC with her warmth, friendliness, welcoming and with her generosity

Mrs. (Sue) Ellen Augustus Houston

The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. psalm 34:18. The viewing and funeral service will be held on : Date: Monday, February 22nd, 2021 Viewing: 10:20 - 10:50 hrs Service: 10:55 - 12:10 hrs Location: Kerkcentrum, Driestromen Reigersbos Renswoudestraat75, 1106 BJ Amsterdam (parking: free & blue zones ) Burial to follow at: Nieuwe Oosterse begraafplaats Kruislaan 126, 1097 GA Amsterdam Time: at main entrance: 12:45 hrs Grave site: 13:00-13:30 hrs Live stream: https://youtu.be/xMpIdoGwUUU

Ralf Steudel

A lot of people have known him as a big scientist, especially a sulfur chemist. Once he was lecturing at the University of Urbana-Champaign, IL, and he was introduced in a nice manner ""S" in the periodic System Stands for Steudel". It felt like that for many. He was a known text-book author, an incredible teacher. But first of all, he was an amazing person. He was generous, he was humorous, he was very critical (!) and he was such a loving person.

Rochelle B Curry-Thompson

While death is imminent, saying farewell to those that you love dearly is tremendously heartbreaking. We, the family of the National Workers Co-Operative Credit Union Ltd., are deeply saddened by the loss of an exemplary employee, Mrs. Rochelle Curry-Thompson , who has rendered years of service. We will cherish the fond memories! May her soul rest in peace.

Aruna Chand

To remember our dear friend and colleague Aruna

Denis Hilton

Denis Hilton was a world renown social psychologist. One of the founders of social psychological approaches to collective memories. And an excellent colleague and friend.

Wilma Mary Daly

We would love you to help us celebrate Wilma's life by sharing your memories with words, photo's or your condolences so that everyone who had the pleasure to know her can share in her wonderful life.

Audrey Austin

In memory of our esteemed colleague Audrey, who will be missed by many. A teacher, friend and part of the fabric of our NMNI family. In a time of uncertainty let this be a place of fond remembrance for all the wonderful memories Audrey has left us with.

Victoria Elo-Oghene Chinwuba nee Uti

In loving memory of an intelligent, beautiful, loving, motivated, spirited, humorous, God-fearing sister, wife, and aunty. You will continue to live in our hearts and memories of you will never be forgotten.

Geoff Gill

Husband to the late Lyn, who he missed greatly and brother to Ray. Following two years National Service in the Cheshire Regiment, Geoff enjoyed a long career with ICI/Astra Zeneca - he joked towards the end of last year that he ‘would have had the vaccine cracked in no time!’ First as a player and then as a renowned referee for both men’s & women’s rugby, Geoff was a much respected lifelong member of Didsbury Toc-H; whilst also being very active within the Manchester Referee's Society - holding the office of Secretary for many years. As well as his obvious passion for the oval ball, Geoff played cricket for Offerton, squash and Crown Green Bowls during his ICI days. A keen golfer but rumour abounds that he much preferred the sanctuary of the 19th hole. To escape the Manchester rain, he was a regular visitor to the sunnier climes of Ibiza where he and Lyn had their own apartment. However, he loved nothing more than being at home in Bramhall, where he lived for over fifty years, and enjoyed a pint or two with pals in their local. Always a good friend to his neighbours, Geoff will be missed by those who knew him well and those whose lives he touched.

FELICIA MARIAMA ALLAGOA

A VIRTEOUS WOMAN AND MOTHER TO ALL - Funeral Arrangements TUESDAY 16TH MARCH, 2021 5:00pm: An evening of Hymns at LE SIEN PAVILION ROYAL,22 FORCES AVENUE.OLD G.R.A ,PORT HARCOURT SATURDAY 20TH MARCH, 2021 7:00am: Body leaves Ashes to Ashes Mortuary Bonny to her Residence with brief stop at the Antoni Chieftaincy house (Opuwari) 10:00am: Funeral Service at St. Patricks Anglican Church, Finima Bonny. Interment follows immediately after service

Thiery Djahoui

A true sales man who passed on to glory . We care and we know you are in a good place. Rest on Thiery

Amarachi Isichei

How does one express the amazing essence and spirit of Amarachi Isichei – her selfless generosity, uncompromising belief in all that is good and unwavering commitment to her work. Words, even the very best of words, cannot pay tribute or truly capture the sense of loss that we are all feeling today. The loss is there, tangible and real within everyone…but Amarachi exemplified life, love, laughter and an irrepressible belief in seeing the best in everything…even loss. And so today we honor her, by profoundly feeling and expressing our loss, but also by remembering Amarachi Isichei– an amazing person who has played a unique and special role in all of our lives. Amarachi was a loyal colleague and a special friend. We’ll remember her and cherish our memories from all the days that we were privileged to share with her. And today we’ll grieve for her, and cry for her and even smile because of her… And in all our tomorrows we’ll feel her – gone in some ways, but her presence ever near. Dear Amarachi, go well…stay well…always. Amarachi Isichei was Head, Capital Market at AVA Capital Group. She had been a valued member of our team since February 3, 2020 and she will be sorely missed.