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Marlon Fernandes
Marlon was a simple man, who enjoyed life in simple ways. He is the son of Oscar and Benita Fernandes, who he loved so much and he was their pride and joy from the day he was born. The night mom went into labour there was a snow storm, and dad had to drive an hour to get to the hospital. He said he was praying all the way there, not just because of the storm, but because the car was almost out of gas. Of course he didnt let mom know that. They made it and got mom settled in and finally 2 days later, on February 5th, 1963, Marlon was born. When they brought Marlon home, they had a basinet for him to sleep in but soon he would need a crib. Dad was working at Whites Hardware making 1.25 an hour. Not much with a wife and new baby. Dad priced the cribs and it would cost 30 dollars, he had a lot of saving to do. At work the guys use to bet on the horses. They stopped asking dad to put money in because he would always tell them no. He was the only married guy there. But after Marlon was born one of his friends came to him and said come on Oscar put some money in, play a bet. So dad said ok and gave 25 cents. Later that day his friend came to him and said, you lucky son of a gun, you won the pot...30 dollars. Guess who got a new crib. Dad said no one ever said anything and he never asked but he doesnt think he won, he thinks the guys put money together and gave him the 30 dollars. They knew he needed a crib for her son. Growing up Marlon played hockey and soccer, and he was in Judo. He played the alt sax in high school, and loved to bang around on his bongos at home lol. As a kid he loved playing darts in the basement and always wanted me to play because he knew i would lose lol. Marlon had a lot of friends growing up, he was well liked. His first little friend was Kerry. His parents and our parents became life time friends also. Kerry and Marlon were always together when they were little, and making trouble together too. Marlon had a lot of friends growing up but his best friends starting in his young teenage years were Gabe, Brian and Paul. Them four I am sure have many stories that none of us knew about lol. In his 20s he took up photography as a hobby. He really enjoyed it and was good at it.

Dr Idowu Oladunjoye Malomo
Loving Husband, Father, Grandfather, Brother, Cousin, Uncle and loyal Friend to so many. A passionate and successful serial entrepreneur, medical doctor and philanthropist. Acting Medical Director Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Uselu, Benin. Chief Medical Director Mayfield Clinics Nigeria Ltd, Chief Medical Director Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital Yaba, Lagos(1999-2007), Founder Federal School of Occupational Therapy, Lagos

Carol Robinson
Carol was known by those closest to her for her courage and endurance over the last few years after battling poor health. She leaves behind Jeff, Lucy and Mike and her very much loved grandchildren. Everyone who knew mum really well knew she would often enjoy a challenging conversation and loved the arts and culture. She will be deeply missed by all.

Frances Mason
It is with great sadness that we announce that Frances Mason has passed away following a short illness. Frances was much loved and greatly respected in her professional and personal capacities. She was a formidable intellect, a campaigner for equality and fairness, and an unsurpassed hard worker. She had a great sense of humour; she was kind and her compassion shone through in everything she did. She was a much loved and respected Labour councillor for Toddbrook Ward and was recently appointed Cabinet Portfolio Holder for Governance, Equality and Diversity, a role that she took extremely seriously in championing the rights of others. Frances will be sorely missed by all those who knew her and loved her. Those who knew Frances felt themselves lucky to do so. Our deepest condolences to her family and loved ones.

Paul Curtin
During his 17 years at the Prospect Park Tennis Center, Paul made an indelible impression on everyone who knew him, especially on the thousands of kids and adults that benefited from his tireless dedication to them and to the game of tennis. He treated the kids in the Junior Development Program as if they were his own, and he radiated sensitivity and kindness. He is survived by sisters Jane, Gail, Joy and girlfriend Mary. Prospect Park Alliance welcomes donations in honor of Paul Curtin and in recognition of his long contribution to developing youth tennis. 100% of all contributions will be put towards a scholarship fund that will provide subsidized access to youth programs for kids who would otherwise be unable to participate: https://donate.prospectpark.org/PaulCurtin

Julie Wakeley
It you were feeling low, not in your best of spirits - within moments, Julie would have you smiling and making you feel good once again. Julie always supported her friends, and would do anything she could to help them - no matter the size of the challenge. Julie was a highly respected and loved Checkout colleague, and her pasing has left a massive void.

Sue Greensmith
Sue Greensmith was a well respected colleague of Asda Clayton Green - with having 36 years of service. Sue was always a friendly, fun loving yet quiet lady - who despite her health issues, always got on with things in her own way, supported those who worked with her, but most of all always smiled her way through her day.

MOSES EHIS OKOH
It ain't fair you left us at this time,way too sudden like a story that has just begun but death tore the pages all away. Asides God, you and the boys were my entire world. The day you slept and never woke up, it seems my world had come to a standstill. I promise I will continue being the best mom I could to our boys with GOD leading me. I promise they will always know who their dad was and we will always follow the footprints you left. Thank you for being a part of getting me where I am today, for the things I learned from you and for the relationship we shared,and your friendship with our boys. Adieu my Crown, My heart, My love you shall surely be missed!







