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June Stolk-Kent
June was born in London, during her younger years she traveled the whole globe working for Shell as a teacher. After marrying Jan and the birth of her two boys Richard & Chris, she finally settled in Voorburg the Netherlands. June was a fit and vital Grand "English" Dame, out and about on a daily basis even in her 90's, driving around in her little red car to her "main" shopping events, many sporting activities or doing one of her many social rounds.
Enid Brown
Mom, Grandma, Aunt Enid, Sister Brown, Nurse Brown, Ms Brown was born in Kingston, Jamaica on 18 November 1934. She was s stalwart of the community, already ready to listen and lend a helping hand. Her passing on 8 November came as a shock to many. She will be sadly missed. Please feel free to leave / share your thoughts and memories of this wonderful Christ-fearing lady here…
Abdullah Khan
Here we have come together to remember our beloved Abdullah Khan, the strength of our family. May Allah shower His mercy on our dearest Abdullah Khan, and grant him the highest place in Jannah. “Surely to Allah we belong and to Him we return”. Abdullah brought joy to everyone around him. A great son, husband, father, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, he touched lives in meaningful and unforgettable ways. With his warmth, optimism and charming demeanor he made an instant connection with all who met him. He was a visionary, a man ahead of his times which helped shape the futures of many around him. He was immensely hard working, an entrepreneur and a farmer. He was a voracious reader, pursuer of knowledge in every field, a globetrotter, a food connoisseur, an incredible cook, and an avid shopper. He had a love for exploring and learning. His generosity and kindness rendered support and help to all who needed it. We will miss his warmth, energy, and ever-smiling face, and not to forget that twinkle in his eyes. The values Abdullah exemplified have become even more important to us, as we strive to embrace them in our lives. This website cherishes his memories forever and shares his life with others. This couplet, his favorite, will always remind us of him— “Gulon mein rang bhare baad-e-nau-bahaar chale, Chale bhi aao ke gulshan ka kaarobaar chale”
Angga Rizki Darmawan
We were deeply saddened to learn about Angga’s death and we would like to express our sincere sympathy to his family and friends. Angga was a highly respected employee and regarded as a brilliant talent by anyone who ever worked with him. Angga’s contributions to telkomtelstra during his time with us was filled with dedication and selfless service were many and varied. He was a major part of our product and sales team. And all of his contributions to this company will not be forgotten. Let us pass our deepest condolences to Angga’s family and please do everything we can to help them during this hard time. Angga was a remarkable man. And we believe that many of us who know him personally is well aware of the difference he made in the lives of many people, both here in the company, and in his private life. We will all miss him.
Hayley Hulbert
Hayley was a photographer and artist who we had the honour of knowing as our colleague at Oldham College. Hayleys role was as an always outstanding photography tutor and she taught here from 2012. She has inspired so many students to become successful in their lives and I hope these stories and tributes give comfort to her family. Hayleys legacy lives on in all the students she has taught and mentored.
Dr Subinay Nandy
Dr Subinay Nandy, breathed his last on 07 November 2020, in a New York city hospital, leaving behind his wife Chhanda and 18 year old son Rayan. Subinay Nandy, started his career with UNDP Bangladesh as the Head of Environment and then went on to become an International Professional serving as Deputy Country Director in Vietnam, Country Director in China, UN Resident Coordinator in Sri Lanka and Director (Asia-Pacific) at the UN Department of Political Affairs. He also taught at the New York City University post retirement. LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/subinaynandyun
Alice Adufe Atanda-Topa
Celebration of life! We appreciate God for the beautiful life spent by our dear mother - Madam Alice Adufe Atanda-Topa (74years). She departed into glory after a brief illness. She is the mother of one of our administrators, our dear brother and friend Pastor Solomon Olugbenga Atanda. We pray that may God comfort him and the entire families and may her soul rest in perfect peace. Amen
Sir John Edomobi Njoku
A Great man Peacefully Processes to join the Church Triumphant. Sir John Njoku (Dee John) was a Great Husband, Father, Grand father, Brother, In -Law, Mentor, Friend. A few words that come to mind when we remember Dee John are: hard worker, caring, wise, faithful, respectful,peaceful , honourable and family man. These are just a few words that come to mind, but it is impossible to summarize how great a person he was in words.
Deaconess Marian Opeoluwa Alakuko
Deaconess Marian Opeoluwa Alakuko, a woman with simple heart. She lived a life of total abandonment in life and ministry. A woman who was does not give in to class or segregation, who does not hide her feeling like some people do especially women in position of authority. She was a strong pillar to her husband, Pastor Gabriel Olugbenga Ayotunde Alakuko and her children Richard, Korede, John, Issac and Paul. Aunty Opeoluwa would always prepared food for her husband anytime he is on official assignment or traveled for ministrations. Little wonder my teacher is would not eat outside no matter how far the journey is to Ilesa. She was just good to a fault. Mummy Alakuko's impact in the lives of seminarians can't go unnoticed. Every Student Pastor that came in contact to her would always felt a sign of relief whenever such a person would leave. In all my contacts and relationship with her, hardly can I go to her house without her sharing her ministerial experiences. She had shared the good, the bad and the ugly of her husband's ministerial journey with everyone coming to Seminary who also has in learning. Mummy Richard will never call a black book to be white. Anytime she sees that anything is going wrong either with seminarians or at the chapel my Mummy would not look _"Uche's face"_ to address the issue and once she was done talking, Mama Alakuko had moved on. Mummy Opeoluwa Alakuko's demise may be painful to some but it is comforting to some because even at her tender age she had achieved what an older woman wouldn't have achieved. Above all she achieved in life and ministry is that Deaconess Marian Opeoluwa Alakuko had Jesus. Adieu Mummy Alakuko!!!
Deaconess Opeoluwa Marian Alakuko
Heaven gained an angel! Words failed us to write this for you, our dearest sister and a soldier of Christ, Deaconess Marian Opeoluwa Alakuko. You are a woman with a simple heart of gold. A woman of great virtues. You lived for what you stand for! A woman of integrity. She lived a life of total abandonment in life and ministry - A Deborah of our time. A woman who does not give in to class or segregation, who does not hide her feelings like some people do especially while in position of authority-Dorcas of our time. She was a strong pillar to her husband, Pastor Gabriel Olugbenga Ayotunde Alakuko and her children Richard, Korede, John, Issac and Paul. Aunty Opeoluwa would always prepare food for her husband anytime he is on official assignment or traveled for ministrations. Little wonder her husband would not eat outside no matter how far the journey is to Ilesa. She was just good to a fault-Sarah of our time. Little did we know that God has a special purpose for her and this was manifested when her husband was transferred to TACN Seminary at Ilesa-Eunice of our world. Everyone that came in contact with her would always feel a sigh of relief-Ruth of our time. Mummy Richard as she is fondly called is an open book and does not mince words. She is not pretentious but with high integrity. Deaconess Alakuko's demise may be painful to some but it is comforting to some others because even at her tender age she had achieved what an older woman wouldn't have achieved. Above all she achieved in life and ministry is the fact that Deaconess Marian Opeoluwa Alakuko had and know Jesus, She lived for him throughout life. We take solace in Christ and we pray to God to comfort our father Pastor Alakuko and family. Adieu Deaconess Marian Opeoluwa Alakuko!!!
