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Barrie Chaplin
G B B “Barrie” Chaplin, whose funeral took place on 11 March, was a British engineer, inventor, and Professor Emeritus at the University of Essex. He was possibly the last survivor of the group of truly great innovators that represented the golden age of modern electronics which flourished in the aftermath of World War Two. He was a founding father of modern electronics, having been one of the first to devise circuits for the transistor which, in its initial form, saw the light of day in 1949. These circuit designs, devised by Chaplin (some with co-authors) principally in the 1950s, have since become standard building blocks for the complex analogue and digital electronic systems of today. His remarkably creative career continued unabated until retirement in 1989, during which, he pioneered many seminal technology breakthroughs such as the creation of the world’s first transistorised digital computer and the invention and development of active noise and vibration cancellation technologies.
John Deakin
John was a Fun Loving, Confident, Traditional Yorkshire Man. He will be truly missed by everyone at CIA. Although he was only with us for three years he has left an permanent mark on everyone here. John was a character full of life, always up for a laugh and a chat, especially for his love of Cricket and Horse's. He was someone you could also talk to. Aye-up lad ! Love and heart felt condolences to all of Johns family in these challenging times.
Louis Kamanga
Born in 1963, Louis Kamanga joined WFP on 19 December 2005 as a Logistics Assistant Customs , Quality & Quantity where he worked until his passing on 11 January 2021. Louis will be remembered as someone who was hardworking, soft-spoken, cheerful and dedicated to ensuring WFP achieves its goals, He is survived by a wife and three children and will be greatly missed by all. May his soul rest in peace.
Sibayeni Kunene
Despite having grown up in South Africa, Ngwane loved his SeSwati and that is why everyone was called Ngwane. A man who did not hold a grudge and everyone he encountered added up being his friend. . May his soul rest in eternal peace. Nkosi menze aphumle ngonaphakade. Umkhanyisele ngokhanyiso olungacimiyo.
Sibayeni Simon Kunene
Despite having grown up in South Africa, Ngwane loved his SeSwati and that is why everyone was called Ngwane. A man who did not hold a grudge and everyone he encountered added up being his friend. . May his soul rest in eternal peace. Nkosi menze aphumle ngonaphakade. Umkhanyisele ngokhanyiso olungacimiyo.
Chris Haworth
Dad was the rock of the family, the brains of the bunch. Always in the know and always on hand to help and support. He had a no-nonsense approach to life and was an incredibly generous individual. After a horrible fight with Covid he has left this earth and is smiling down from heaven at us all. We are all so heart broken Dad, but we will persevere and get through this together. Rest in peace. Love you.
Francis (Frank) Andrew MacDonald
Due to Covid 19 Provincial restrictions, attendance is by registration. If you would like to attend please email Jolene at dandjb@ns.sympatico.ca. MacDonald, Francis Andrew “Frank” Saddened, but grateful for a life fully lived, surrounded by his family at his home in Bedford we said goodbye to Francis Andrew (Frank) MacDonald January 9, 2021. Frank has been a compassionate, kind and loving Husband, Father, and Papa. He was born into his Cape Breton family on October 12, 1938 and became the 17th sibling of 19 children born to Harry and Elizabeth (Barrie), Florence, Cape Breton, NS. Survived by his wife of 54 years Heather (Bird), daughters, Jolene MacDonald Battist (David), their children Connor and Kristin; Dina Burtt (David), their children Ella and Innes, all of Hammonds Plains, NS. Also survived by brothers, Cecil (Selina), Conrad (Rosella); William (Edna) and sister Ann Hutchinson. He will now be reunited with his parents and siblings, Fred, Harold, Billy, Barrie, Joe, David, Edward, Muriel, Helene, Viola, Mary, Vivian, Barbara, Carol. He is also survived by his nieces and nephews, all of which were “his favorite.” Frank left Cape Breton to pursue work in Halifax and his love of people guided him to many customer service based jobs. He was always known as a sharp dresser and excelled at dressing the men around Halifax while employed with Moore’s Clothing for Men for 20 years. Frank will always be remembered for his love of Cape Breton, his strong work ethic, music, reading, gardening, pool parties, and his biscuits with strawberry jam. Frank could be found anywhere his grandchildren were doing the things they loved. He enjoyed walking the Bedford Waterfront, going to WalMart and visiting his favourite gas station for morning chats and the newspaper. He spent his summers in Pictou with endless beach days, happy hours, campfires and sing alongs with his camper friends. Our family extends heartfelt thanks to all who showed their love and concern during Frank’s illness. A special thank you to Monica Flynn, Palliative Care Consult Nurse, Dr. Judy Mader and the NSHA and EHS medical staff who assisted with Frank’s journey. A private funeral will be held Wednesday January 20 2021, at St. Ignatius Church, Bedford, NS. The service will be live streamed on saintignatius.ca To leave online condolences please visit remembr.com/francis.andrew.macdonald What we were to each other is untouched. Let my name be in your household words as it always was, I have only slipped into the next room.
Gerald Stanley Schubert
Celebrating the life of Gerald Schubert. A man who loved and gave his all for the Bride of Christ. A man who was not afraid to speak about the Word of God to others. One who burst with pride for his wife, children and grandchildren. We will miss you dearly but we find comfort in knowing that you are where you longed to be, playing in the band with the angels and singing with those that have gone on before.