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Noel McDermott
Noel Llewelyn McDermott, Our beloved Husband, Dad, Grandad, Great Grandad, Brother, Uncle, Cousin and Friend. There are no words to describe how magnificent this individual was. He was always a family man, putting everyone before himself and ensuring that everyone and everything was 'Easy...Easy like Sunday morning'. This page has been created in memory of Noel and all is welcome to leave messages of condolences. stories, pictures and videos. Thank you all for your love, support and kind wishes.
Olufemi Aboaba
Olufemi Aboaba, mother, grandmother, ever young, always smiling. Prim and proper to a fault. You may be gone for now but you live forever in our memories and in our hearts, because you have given us a lifetime of memories filled with laughter, joy and happiness. Thank you so much for who you were, we love you and we wish you a peaceful sleep.
Barrie Richardson
It is with great sadness that we share the news that our friend, colleague and advocate, Barrie Richardson has passed away. A man with a huge heart, who went the extra mile whenever he could to help others, Barrie was a talented advocate that improved the lives of so many. To any one who knew Barrie, he was a source of heart, warmth and light and he will be truly, deeply missed.
James Brian Nicholson
James Brian Nicholson was a loving husband, father, father-in-law, step-father and grandfather to many. He was for many years the conductor of Kippax Brass Band amongst other bands and played the cornet. He passed away on the 26th January 2021 and will be greatly missed by all. All memories would be appreciated, especially photographs you may have. Feel free to upload them here for us to share and remember.
Gloria Rhodes
Gloria Jean Rhodes was born on October 8, 1951 in Chicago, Illinois to Florine Watkins and Leslie Morrow, Sr. As a child, Gloria’s sister gave her the affectionate nickname “Peachie” because simply put, she was “as sweet as a peach.” That gentle sweetness followed her through all her years of love and service to others. Throughout her life, Gloria proved to be a loving daughter, sister, cousin, aunt and friend to so many. Gloria was preceded in death by her father and mother; stepfather, Robert Tucker; her brothers: Leslie Morrow, Jr. and Kenneth Morrow; and her sisters: Helyn Morrow and Lois Morrow. She is survived by her siblings: Carol Singleton, Edward Morrow and wife La Vern, Kathryn Butler, Robin Jackson and husband Gerald, Clyde Morrow and wife Rachon, Hilda Morrow and Doris Morrow. Gloria will also be greatly missed by a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and dear friends.
Marius Meyer
Funeral Service: 5 February 2021 @ 12:00 Send your details to bit.ly/MariusMeyer to receive the link to the live stream link. It is with extreme sadness that we announce the heart-breaking news of the untimely passing of our colleague, but also our dear friend, Marius Meyer. He was a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Industrial Psychology, Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, University of Stellenbosch, where he was the Programme Leader for Human Resource Management programmes, including the newly launched Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic Human Resource Management that was developed based on his vision to position HR as strategic business partner. Marius was a remarkable, passionate, kind and extremely humorous soul who could lighten up any conversation with his contagious laugh. He was a caring individual, which naturally emerged in the way he invested himself in his classes and engagements with students. He impacted the lives of many students, colleagues, and friends through his passion for people as well as his inspiration, and commitment to advance and grow the profession of Human Resource Management (HRM) globally. He left a remarkable legacy as HRM thought leader and will forever be remembered and recognised for his leadership and commitment to the development of South Africa's first national HR governance framework, which includes the first national set of human capital metrics for companies. He has been a human resource development practitioner, consultant, academic, board member and manager for the past 24 years. As the former chief executive of the professional body for HR practitioners, the SA Board for People Practices (SABPP), he was responsible for the quality assurance of 82 learning providers, as well as the HR accreditation of all universities in South Africa. For the last two years he was the Chairperson of the SABPP. His passion for leadership, strategy, governance, organisation development, change management and people development is evident in the numerous books and articles that he published as well as the consulting interventions for more than 200 companies. He was a sought-after speaker at national and international conferences and left a mark on the world that cannot be erased. Marius received an honorary doctoral degree from the Vaal University of Technology (VUT) in 2018 and a life-time achievement award from the SABPP for his contribution and meritorious service to the profession. As colleagues, we wish to celebrate his life as a tribute to his powerful legacy of recognising people as central to business success and making a strategic contribution to people management in South Africa. He was an esteemed colleague, but even more a loving, caring, and passionate friend. We’ve lost a gentle giant and phenomenal academic and practitioner who will be immensely missed. We are deeply saddened by the loss of our colleague and during this difficult time of mourning, we offer our heartfelt condolences to his wife, Hanlie and his daughter, Nadia, to his parents, family, colleagues and to everyone who engaged with Marius. He touched each and every one of our lives and he will be deeply missed and never forgotten. May you have strength and take comfort in the memories that you have as we bid farewell to a valuable member of our team. May Marius forever rest in peace. Aletta Odendaal and Colleagues Department of Industrial Psychology
Monica Hayes-Meek
Monica was truly a remarkable person who will be remembered for her positivity, selflessness and great sense of humor. She was thoroughly loved by colleagues from Green and Fortune and will never be forgotten. We have set up this page so that we can share our memories of her and show our support to her family in this time. We would love for you to take a moment and share your photos, memories and write any condolence messages here on this page, which we will be sharing with her family in due course.
Bentley Klein
Bentley Klein passed away on Monday, 25 January 2021, succumbing to the cancer that he battled so fiercely over the years. Throughout his life, Bentley worked in financial services, founding Axios Financial Solutions. He contributed to the financial wellbeing of numerous people and such was his rapport with them, that many remained clients for well over 25 years. Bentley loved travelling and was a committed runner, having competed in half and full marathons across Australia and around the world. Bentley is survived by Judy, Dylan and Jordan and he will be sorely missed by them and by his many friends. To honour Bentley’s memory and to allow us all to share our condolences with his loved ones, this online memorial has been established. Please add to this tribute with your thoughts and condolences and any stories or images you might have of Bentley over the years.
Charles Gorelick
Charles Gorelick was first and foremost a loving Husband and Father. He was spiritual, and passionate about his beliefs. He was a mentor to many youth who sought to gain his wisdom. He had a huge heart, emotional, sensitive, but strong. He was stubborn until the end, but always put his family first.
Derek Manchee
Derek was a well loved member of New Community Church. He was with us from day one of us forming, which was then Barnabas and has been part of many people's lives within our Church community. He was a professional photographer and during the 70's, 80's and some of the 90's he will have taken many members, past and present wedding photos. It would be a lovely idea that if people did want to send a message/memory that they could also attach a wedding photo if Derek took their pictures.
Hajia Damata Sulemana
In loving memory of the Late Hajia Damata Sulemana the Vice President of the Ghana Registered Midwives Association (GRMA). She passed on at the Greater Accra Regional hospital on January 25, 2021 from complications of COVID-19 infection. Until her untimely demise, Hajia as she was affectionately called, was the Manager and Proprietress of the Hajia Damata Maternity Home and CHPS Compound providing health services to Maamobi and the surrounding Communities. Hajia Damata qualified as a midwife from the Hohoe Midwifery school in 2003 and joined the Greater Accra Chapter of the Ghana Registered Midwives Association in 2004. She worked at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital formerly Ridge Hospital and Adabraka Polyclinic. She also served her community as an Assembly Woman. She was passionate about midwifery. As a preceptor, was an asset for clinical skills building for colleagues, student midwives and newly qualified midwives including medical students. She was a valued member of the GRMA rising through the ranks and being a strong advocate for the midwifery profession, maternal, child and adolescent health services. Hajia is survived by her children and host of loved ones. We at GRMA will forever cherish memories of her life with us. Rest in peace noble midwife.
Imtiaz Azim
Brig (R) Imtiaz Azim, a truly unforgettable officer and a gentleman. Loving husband to Shamim Imtiaz, adoring father to Ahsan and Hammad Azim, and doting grandfather, uncle, brother... he leaves behind a legacy none of the Azim clan, his friends nor anyone who had the pleasure of meeting him will forget. An engineer by training, avid connoisseur of poetry, music and literature, his wit and smile live on with us forever.