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Olawale Onigbode
We have never known a man so simple, so unassuming, and yet so focused like Olawale. He was a humble man and a friend to all. He was always about the solution. He was a man of peace and generosity, almost to a fault. He was ever so ready to help. Class didn't have a role in his relationship with people, as he related freely with all and sundry. He was a leader by example. Wale was a great inspiration in the Christian faith. He was a Christian in words and in deed. He gave his all to the work of the church. To lose him just like this still confounds us, but we give all the glory to God, who knows best. Rest on, beloved brother and friend.
Spiro Grima
Spiro Grima worked for TKmaxx (TJXEurope) in the last 11years and made great impact on alot of Associates especially from Tunbridge Wells, Orpington and New cross store where he last worked. Spiro a beloved father, left behind his wife and two daughters.What an amazing Father, husband and work colleague he was; always energetic, larger than life and also an amazing person to be around and he will be missed by so many. Please pass on your condolence.
Tiny en Matteo Fattaccio-Gorissen
Tiny Gorissen was de jongste dochter van het kasteleins echtpaar Hendrik en Catharina Gorissen-Pelzer uit Brunssum. Matteo was het vierde kind van Vincenzo en Raimonda Fattaccio Usai uit Castelsardo (Italië). Zij vonden elkaar hier in Brunssum alwaar zij hun liefdesverhaal begonnen.
Debbie Dunn
On the evening of January 6, 2021 Deborah “Debbie” Jett Dunn passed away with her loving husband, David, by her side. Debbie was born to Edythe and Stapleton Jett on April 4, 1951 at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Debbie is survived by her husband, David Dunn, her sisters, Martha Karen Jett-Gleason, Gail Jett McFarlane, brother, Gary S. Jett, as well as many loving family members and friends. Debbie was a member of Tuckahoe Presbyterian Church. Debbie was a smart, generous, funny woman. She loved her family very much. Her heart was filled with kindness and love all the days of her life. She will be missed by many, but never forgotten. Debbie graduated from Douglas Southall Freeman High School and Virginia Commonwealth University, earning a bachelor’s degree in fashion design. Her love for art and design led her to begin a long career as a graphic design artist with the Virginia Employment Commission for eight years. She continued her career for 18 years with The Department Of Defense. Debbie was a gifted artist and illustrator from a very young age and shared her many talents throughout her life to bring joy to others. Debbie enjoyed planning exotic trips. During her 40 years of marriage, Debbie and David traveled all around the world and experienced once in a lifetime adventures together! Debbie enjoyed art history, reading, nature, watching foreign films, PBS, attending the Richmond symphony, and helping the less fortunate. She shared many years of unconditional love with her baby, ‘Meshach’ the cat. For years Debbie cared for many homeless cats near her home, but one special cat who Debbie named “Baby Cat” decided to stay, choosing only Debbie to love and trust. She loved all animals and they were drawn to her sweet and loving Spirit. Per Debbie’s request there will be no memorial service. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to The Good Samaritan Ministries Shelter in Richmond or your local Humane Society in Debbie’s honor. Philippians 1:3-6 “ I thank my God every time I remember you. In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now, being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.” Philippians 4:4-7 “ Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice. Let your gentleness be known to everyone. The Lord is near. Do not worry about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.”
Kevan Mulcahey
Kevan has been part of the fabric of Kantar for almost 40 years having spent time at AGB, the precursor to Worldpanel before having stints at a brewery and other research agencies before returning to Kantar in 1990. For many years Kevan had run the Alcohol then Lifestyle teams in Worldpanel. Kevan still has many friends in the business with whom he kept regular contact. An incredibly affable, generous, kind and thoughtful man he will always ask after others before himself. A lover of pedigree cats, single malt whiskey, esoteric rum brands, music on vinyl, motor racing, historic cars, Iceland [!] and Everton football club he leaves behind devastated friends and family, wonderful memories and an enduring business legacy.
Lesley Lewis
Lesley came to work for us over three years ago, but had volunteered with us in the early years before and after transfer. Without her - and her residents' group - the new Leavesden Green Community Hub would not be what it is today. She will have been known by so many people in the company and it was in her nature to make sure she did the best for everyone. She was forthright, fun-loving, hard working, wise, and caring, to mention but a few of her attributes. During her time working on the Meriden, Lesley improved the estate in so many ways. From communicating with the bin crews to arrange better collections to helping with safeguarding matters of vulnerable residents, Lesley spoke to residents as she went about her daily tasks so that people felt they were able to ask questions and discuss matters with her - which so often alleviated people’s concerns. Lesley was a great believer in people working together in our communities. She demonstrated this when joining in to help out with the single parent fun days and encouraged some shy residents to take part. It made the world of difference for them to be included. Please use our condolence book to share your memories which will be shared with her boys Jordan and Ashley.
Reed McGregor
It is with the deepest sadness that we share the news that our beautiful daughter and sister Reed lost her battle with the disease of addiction on Wednesday January 6, 2021. She leaves behind her loving and devoted mother Gail, her loving brother Mark and younger sister Evan. She also leaves a Grandmother she adored (Ene McGregor) and many treasured aunts, uncles and cousins. We trust that she is with her father Douglas McGregor who passed away in 2014. She fought really hard to stay sober and she did everything she could to try and beat this awful disease. This news may be shocking for some of you, as she was very good at keeping her addiction and her pain private. Reed was so much more than her disease. Reed was a bright light who brought joy and comfort to so many, wherever she went. She always had time to be there and support her friends and family. She was brilliant, she was fierce and she was loyal. She was about to finish her double degree in Business and Marketing from Ryerson University. She had big plans for her life and future. She wanted to make a difference in the world. Reed had a spark in her eye and a smile that could light up a room. She had a fantastic sense of humour and loved looking at and sharing memes, I mean really loved memes. We are all better for having had her in our lives and are all heartbroken that she isn’t here with us anymore. Reed was passionate about social justice and particularly emotional about the many wrongfully convicted people in prison. She was always reading and watching documentaries on Netflix and would get so angry at how this could happen. She spoke often about some day volunteering with the Innocence Project. If you would like to make a donation in Reed’s memory; you may make a donation to Innocence Canada. Covid has made this loss so much more difficult as friends and family are unable to gather. We will be having a private family memorial this week, and friends of Reed have organized a zoom memorial Saturday January 23, 2020 at 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Once travel restrictions are lifted we will plan a celebration of life to honour Reed.
Aston Everett
Aston Everett was a much loved and well-respected colleague at our Service. An integral part of Clacton Green Watch, Aston had recently started a short secondment at Urban Search and Rescue in Clacton after more than two decades of serving his community and keeping people safe. His memory will never be forgotten.
Anne Hollevoet
Anne was een gedreven, enthousiaste en optimistische vrouw. Ze leed al langere tijd aan een ziekte die uiteindelijk ongeneeslijk bleek. Op haar werk bij het Regionaal Landschap Vlaamse Ardennen zette ze zich met hart en ziel in voor het landschap in de streek. Maar bovenal was ze een lieve en warme vrouw die heel, heel hard zal gemist worden door familie, vrienden en collega's.
Elias Matjiane
The position of Deputy Director: Finance in the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies was vacant after a sudden resignation of an ex-colleague who served the Department for over three decades. That left a huge void coupled with the loss of institutional memory and no skills transfer. When Elias filled that position he knew from the onset that he had big shoes to fill. He was thrown in the deep end from day one. Nonetheless he was not intimidated by the road ahead and accepted the challenge. He learned quickly. He gladly accepted the tasks assigned to him as part of the learning curved and turned the mistakes into positives. This in turn fast-tracked his settlement into the position such that he worked independently with little supervision in no time. He quickly gained confidence such that he took initiatives and was a very good team player. His progress was so above average that his probation did not require any extension. Indeed a void has been left.
Jeanette Martica Groeneveldt Hannah
She was affectionately known as Tica, Nana, Jean and Mother Hannah. She lived a full life and loved music, dancing, and travelling. Love filled her heart and it was felt by all who came to know her. Her time was spent well with family and friends; full of love and laughter. She frequently travelled and visited Atlantic City and countries such as Curacáo, Holland, St. Maarten, Puerto Rico, and many more and met countless people and visited family and friends globally. We remember her as a woman who touched many lives. Her footprint spread the love of God across the world. She loved God and people and was the connecting piece of the puzzle for many.
