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Craig McAngus

The news of Craig’s sudden passing was very sadly received by his colleagues. Craig was a talented academic who touched the lives of so many across the university. His kindness and generosity shone through in everything he did. His passing is still very painful, but we hope the thoughts and warm memories offered here lighten the burden of your sorrow and give you strength for the future.

Millicent Wafula

Dear family and friends, With deep sorrow of the passing away of Millicent Wafula, the family requests everyone of us to celebrate the life she lived. The legacy she was, we would appreciate everyone to leave a memory they have had with Milly. She touched many peoples hearts, and will continue doing so... as the memories live.. Millie was a Loving Daughter, sister, wife and mother. Sincere greetings from the family.

Ali Akbar Karimian

Born as first child to Mr. Abdullah and Mrs. Batul, 28-11-1943, in Tehran, Iran. He grew up in a large family with 3 brothers and 4 sisters. He passed away on 15 Dec 2020 in Brussels leaving behind his wife Ms. Victoria and 3 sons, Kourosh, Dariush, Arash and one daughter Sarvi. As we grieve together with the family, please send your words/memories to comfort them and give courage.

Aslan Məmmədəli oğlu Məmmədli

Лучший дядя, друг, преподаватель, руководитель, учёный! Человек - Эпоха! Зажигающий в сердцах огромную любовь к книгам, к науке! Вселяющий уверенность в себя и любовь к жизни! Пока мы живы - жив и Ты! *** Ən yaxşı dayı, dost, müəllim, rəhbər, alim! Kitablara, elmə böyük həvəs yaradan! İnsanda özünə inam, həyata sevgini oyadan! Nə qədər ki biz varıq, Sən də varsan!

Caroll Cunningham

Our friend, our colleague, our Caroll xxx

Ira Ida Vogel

Ira Ida Vogel had many roles in her lifetime to include daughter, sister, cousin, aunt, wife, mother, grandmother and child of God. She lived a full active social life and enjoyed singing, dancing and all the joys that the above titles allowed her. She was extremely generous, compassionate, funny and brave. Since childhood she was an active member of The Church of the Redemption where she was baptized, confirmed and married Leo Wilmer Vogel. They shared 61 happy years together on earth have now been reunited in heaven. She leaves behind 3 children, 3 grandchildren who she loved dearly. Please share any memories, pictures or condolences! In lieu of flowers the family ask that donations be sent to The Church of the Redemption at 1401 Towson Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21230.

Kyle Gadsden

Kyle Jamar Gadsden was a caring & loving man that was loved by many in return. He had a positive disposition that was encouraging and uplifting to others. Kyle was talented beyond belief and wouldn't hesitate to share his skills whether writing poetry, singing or rapping with his infamous chest bump for the beat. He was charismatic, funny and had a way of putting a smile on your face or making you laugh. He was well known by many as Devious or Twin. He is survived by his wife Kimberly Wilson-Gadsden and his children Melanie, Monae, Ky'leek, Ky'sym and Emani, affectionately known as his Top 5 and starting lineup.To know him, was to know that his children were his entire heart. He leaves behind to mourn the matriarch of the family Leola Elder, his siblings, Akysha Bradford-Gadsden, Aquayla Gadsden, Anthony Augustus with a special bond with the baby sister Grace Gadsden who he always called Amazing. He was a known favorite to his multiple nieces and nephews with a special connection with Dayvion and Dominique, Also left to celebrate his life and memory is Jai Pascascio known as his twin, father in law Lemuel Wilson, brothers & sisters in law Sarah (Robert), Carl, and Hannah. He was preceded in death by mother Linda Gadsden and father Johnny Dantzler. He will forever be remembered by a host of family and friends.

Abigail Abiodun Solanke

In commemoration of the life of our Matriarch - Abigail Abiodun Solanke We celebrate her 90 years – most of that time in England since her arrival as a nurse in the late 50's, working in Southern England Hospitals. In later years she joined Marks & Spencer's working there until retirement. We give thanks for the many blessings and mercies bestowed upon her and her children during her life. Now gone on to a higher plane, may our greatly missed Matriarch - beloved Sister, Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Great-Grandmother and Aunt, rest in everlasting peace.

Adedotun O Phillips

Few people are born with the intellectual capacity to dominate in their field of study. Fewer people can claim a lifetime of service to their nation using their God given talent. Even fewer people can do all these things with utmost integrity and humility. Prof. Adedotun Phillips was one. He left an indelible mark on all those who knew him. Professor Adedotun Phillips biography and accomplishments include: Head, Department of Economics, University of Ibadan, 1979-81; Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ibadan, 1981- 83; President, Nigerian Economic Society, 1981-82; Chairman, Committee of Deans, UI, 1982-83; Visiting fellow and Scholar, Princeton University and University of Michigan, USA; Commissioner of Finance, Ogun State; Director, Research, National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, Kuru, Jos, 1983-84; Chairman, Federal Civil Service Review Panel, 1985-87; Member, Presidential Commission on Revenue Allocation and the Nigerian Financial System Review Committee; Former Chairman, Nigerian Industrial Development Bank; Director-General, Nigerian Institute for Social and Economic Research (NISER), Ibadan, 1986; Former member, Western State Committee of the Nigerian Enterprises Promotion Board; Former member, National Economic Advisory Council; Former member, Decimal Currency Board; Member, Vision 2010 Committee; Member, Executive Board, International Federation of Social Science Organisation;

Brian Wade

A loving father and husband, a faithful servant of God. COVID restrictions make the funeral service extremely limited, so only immediate family will be able to attend in person. If you wish to pay your respects, and in the spirit of "making the best of it", please feel free to share your memories, photos, videos and condolences here. Brian impacted so many lives over the years and he will be greatly missed.

Paul Clark

Paul was a much loved character, father, brother, uncle grandfather, and faithful servant of his Heavenly Father. He brought light to many aspects of life.

Cyprian Inyangat

He was a hardworking, selfless family oriented man with a giant heart of gold. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, uncle, cousin and a loyal friend to many. He inspired and uplifted many and created a legacy that will remain intact forever. “What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.” - Pericles. Monuments aren’t permanent, but love is. In our hearts, you'll forever stay. We will continue to love you fiercely until we meet again. Rest In Peace.

Joan Aina

A gentle, kind heated and easy going woman. My first violin teacher. It's "goodnight" and not "farewell"

Nana Joan Aina

Mrs. Joan A. Aina(Nee Van der Puije) Senior violinist, Vocal soloist and wife of Rev. John Aina of the Apostolic Faith Ministry, Lagos Nigeria

Kyra Emo (nee Defries)

Kyra was born in Toronto on September 17, 1930, and spent most of her life in Montreal. She later moved to Victoria, B.C. in 2010 to be closer to her family. Kyra was predeceased by her beloved husband Wallace Brooks Emo who died in a tragic plane crash in the interior of B.C. in 1965. Kyra studied geology at McGill University and while obtaining her BSc in '53, she was a member of the Mcgill Outing Club, sang with the Merry Martlets and served as vice president of the Monteregian Geological Society. An avid skier, she was involved with the Canadian Ski Patrol and worked enthusiastically as a ski instructor. Kyra worked at McGill University for over two decades in a variety of administrative roles and rose to the position of Assistant to the Vice-Principal. She worked tirelessly for the McGill Book Fair and was awarded the McGill Alumni Association Distinguished Service Award in 1991. Along the way, she became a great lover of bird watching and was actively involved in Bird Protection Quebec, serving as secretary, and leading Birdwalks in Westmount. She is survived by her three daughters; Carolyn Emo, Didi (Diane) Henderson, and Gail Emo of Castle Douglas, Scotland, along with her grandchildren Leah, David, & Kelly Henderson, Rae, David, & Clare Gillese, and great-grandson Theodore Wallace Henderson. We welcome hearing from you, and any memories or photos you would like to share with our family & friends. Donations in Kyra's Memory may be made to the Canadian Ski Patrol or Bird Protection Quebec. “She decided to free herself, dance into the wind, create a new language. And birds fluttered around her, writing “yes” in the sky.” ― Monique Duval

Ijeoma, Didi and Risachi Idaresit

Dr. Ijeoma nee Ejekam, our African Book Group librarian and cherished friend to all of us. She was loving, kind and always willing to assist. Her quiet cheerfulness, gentleness, razor sharp mind and respectful nature, will remain forever in our hearts.