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Dr Rohani Hashim
I am honoured to know Dr. Rohani Hashim in 2015. It was the WAITRO introductory program to introduce what is all about WAITRO and its role to promote science and technology. One thing that really make me noticed her was her sincerity and passion towards helping people in need regardless of country, religion and colour. Throughout 5 years of knowing her, she gave me a lot of opportunities to be active in WAITRO through participation in many conferences organised by WAITRO. I am very lucky because I attended one of the leadership program organised by LIPI in Bandung, Indonesia. The one week program had strengthen my friendship with her and other WAITRO colleagues. I can see her vision and mission to encourage UMT to collaborate with international members of WAITRO. We managed to have several discussions with TISTR and LIPI and hopefully, one day we will have MoU with them. It was a great loss for WAITRO and my country, because she had leaved us. I hope I will continue to follow her steps in promoting science and technology.
Dr. Rohani Hashim
Dr. Rohani was an exceptional woman. She gained her PhD in Chemistry at King’s College in London. Until today, women are underrepresented in science. It is female leaders like Dr. Rohani, who set an example and pave the way for many women to follow. Dr. Rohani served WAITRO as the Secretary General from 2007 until 2018 shaping and impacting the Association in a way that only few did. She would challenge the Association to help it grow and always go one step further. She did not only strive to lead WAITRO forward, she saw a holistic picture and added a special focus on matters truly dear to her heart: poverty alleviation and women empowerment. Dr. Rohani lived the Global Innovation Family. She made everyone feel at home and immediately part of this colorful family that she helped to build. She would lend an open ear and open heart to everyone who needed it. Rohani, we want to thank you for your service to WAITRO. But more so, we want to thank you for everything you did for every single individual within the Global Innovation Family. We are grateful for having had the chance to work alongside you and learn from you. They say that life goes on, and it does. But two things will surely last. The marks you left in our hearts and your legacy as former Secretary General of WAITRO. You will be greatly missed. ʾinnā li-llāhi wa-ʾinna ʾilayhi rājiʿūn
Babak Milani
Babak Milani, a beloved instructor with the York University English Language Institute, since 2013. Babak is remembered for being a dedicated, conscientious, and passionate educator who left a memorable impact on his students, colleagues, and everyone he met. As a coworker, he was known to be thoughtful, generous, kind, reliable and supportive. He was always ready to help whenever he was needed. Babak's accomplishments and memory will always live with us and inspire us.
Dr Olusegun Akinsoji Freeman
Daddy was a man passionate about Education and Healthcare in Nigeria. He was a grandfather, father, brother, uncle, and friend to many........ With a gentle mien, quiet, intelligent, and cerebral, He was consistent in his belief and dedication to the future and possibilities of Lagos and Nigeria. He loved politics and desired the day we have a Nigeria that punches above its weight among the community of Nations. Daddy would be solely missed.
Anne Valette
Our beloved colleague and friend Anne joined Greenpeace France back in 2006, as a volunteer coordinator. She shifted to working as an energy campaigner, then as a team leader for the sustainable agriculture campaign. Most of us in the global Greenpeace network will know and remember her for the incredible energy and leadership she showed while developing and launching the global Meat and Dairy campaign. It was in the most demanding positions that Anne's professional and personal gifts were so valuable: a relentless energy, a deep commitment to the cause, the care she had as a team leader in fighting for her colleagues and her project... For the best of the last 15 years, Anne was an inspiration to many of us, as a campaigner, as a team leader, as a friend. Anne passed away in a tragic accident on the 20th of October 2020. She will be remembered as a passionate environmentalist and a caring colleague, but foremost as the loving mother of 10-year-old twins Lou and Matheo. All our thoughts and love now go to them, to Anne's family, and to those closest to her. We will miss you, Anne.
Matthew Lampen
Matthew (Matt) Brian Lampen was a happy chap who had, in later life, kept himself to himself and lived simply. Born in Brent, Milton Keynes and latterly moved to North East of Scotland which he loved as it was a childhood haunt of his. *FAMILY FLOWERS ONLY* - Donations to Guide Dogs / Dogs for Disabled instead.
Barry Wood
Barry was a gentle soul, so kind and patient. He loved a talk over coffee, the thrill of a good storm, a productive work day, taking the scenic route, beach days, and could never resist dessert! Most of all he loved his family and friends. He was such an adoring husband, proud dad and papa-bear! He cared so greatly for every person that touched his life. May we all hold on to special memories and live on in his love.
Mary Dibo
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of our dear colleague Mrs. Mary Dibo on 19 October 2020. Mary joined UN-Habitat on 24.04.1989 and worked for the organization for 31 years in various roles within UN-Habitat. Her last assignment was in the Knowledge and Innovation Branch as Programme Management Assistant working primarily on Administration and budget for the Branch. Mary was a dedicated, hardworking, reliable and outstanding staff member who contributed much to the Branch and the Organization as a whole. She was always willing to learn new systems and available to train other staff members within and outside her Branch. For the period 2014 to 2016 in addition to her normal tasks she worked as a focal point of UNOPS recruitment. Mary had been unwell for the past two years; and even when she was undergoing treatment she still came to the office as often as possible, did her best to accomplish her tasks until when her health could no longer allow her to work. The last time Mary was in the office was 16th of March 2020 when the office premises were officially closed due to COVID 19. Mary was a kind, considerate, humble and loving person. She had a very positive attitude to life and was a very friendly and a wonderful person to be around with. She will be greatly missed by all colleagues, friends and family. Mary is survived by her husband Mr. Francis Miyai Ochola, her son Kwame Miyai and daughter Cornelia Akinyi Ochola. The joy of her life were her three grandchildren Nana Apondi Miyai, Nathan Kwh Omondi and Natalie Sifa Omondi. Our prayers are and thoughts are with her family. As they mourn the passing of their wife, mother and grandmother, we pray that the Almighty God will comfort them. Mary will be buried on the 31st of October 2020 in Kisumu. May Mary’s soul rest in peace.
