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Andrew Glover
Andrew was a warm and loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend to many. He always had a smile and witty word to hand. We will miss him so much, but are thankful for the wonderful memories and ripples of love and kindness he has left behind. Please share your memories and photos on this page.
Karen Ramsey
"Travelers who put their homesickness behind them, who explore a place thoroughly, may find upon returning home that they experience a new kind of homesickness, a benign kind, that which comes only to those who travel well: homesickness for a place once visited, even if only briefly -- the sense that only in the western Highlands of Scotland, the beaches of the Lesser Antilles, the markets of Marrakesh, did some deep and very real part of their soul feel completely and exhilaratingly at home." W. D. Wetherell (Photo Credit: Uncommon District)
Lloyd Farnum
It is with deepest sadness that we announce the passing of Lloyd Farnum. Lloyd passed peacefully at home in Trinidad on October 5th 2020, he was 93 years old. He was President Emeritus of the Port of Spain St Catharines Twinning Association He leaves to mourn his loving wife Grace and children Roger (Debra), Denise, Ian, David, Paul (Angelique), 7 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren and his sister Lynne Wilson. His Funeral will take place at St Patrick’s RC church Newtown, Port of Spain Trinidad on Monday October 12th 2020 at 9.30 a.m. Lloyd was the epitome of a true gentleman. While the light of life that illuminated this kind and gracious man has been extinguished, he will remain with us as a lifelong friend and compatriot. He was gentle yet strong, soft spoken yet confident and someone you could have depended on for counsel and guidance. He was the very essence of compassion and consideration and held a steadfast commitment to family and duty. Lloyd was a member of the Port-of-Spain St Catharines Twinning Association since 1971 and president for 10 years. We thank you for the many varied ways in which you have enriched and brightened our lives and, although, God blessed you a with long and happy life, we would selfishly wish for more time with you. But now that all is said and done, we are very grateful to have had you in our lives and to have been a part of your distinguished legacy. Although we are all united in our desire to pay our respects, we know that with the world in turmoil we can only do so via the electronic media. In this regard we have a virtual condolence page.
Sheila Eden
Sheila Eden, MBE, was an occupational therapist, manager, mentor, friend and colleague to hundreds of staff for over 30 years of working within the London borough of Tower Hamlets, NHS Children's Community Health Services. Sheila was also our professional cheerleader, building one of the largest and best known children's occupational therapy teams in London. Hugely committed to improving the lives of children and families with disabilities not just in our borough but through her work across the world including China, Africa and Australia. As someone recently and aptly said of Sheila "she was a legend".
Robert James Reeves
Robert James Reeves was a loving, hard working and humble man. A much loved Husband, Father, Father In-law, Poppy, Brother and Uncle. His cheeky humor and dedicated loyalty to his family and God shone throughout his life. Christine and the family would like to thank you for your love and kindness at Robert's passing and look forward to celebrating and sharing the memories of his life with you all. We invite you to celebrate your memories, photos, videos and condolences with us on his dedicated memorial page. ❤ We are so excited to be able to look through and cherish your contributions! Please feel free to share this link to family and friends.
Tim Jagger
Tim was much admired and respected by colleagues within his team and across Columbia Threadneedle as a whole. Tim will be remembered by clients and associates with much warmth, affection and respect. His sense of humour and caring nature helped him stand out as a natural leader and friend. Please use this page as a celebration of Tim's life, to share the stories & memories you have of him.
Anne C de Velder
Anne was born in Holland, MI to Edith and Mert de Velder, the youngest of three children. She went to Hope College in Michigan, and Columbia University in New York. She met her husband of 42 years, a dancer, John Dayger, in New York while working as a costume designer. Anne and John had one child, Catherine, and they travelled the world on tour with Lar Lubovitch Dance Company. Anne, John, and Catherine moved to Holland, MI where they lived for 7 years until Anne was recruited by the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. John and Anne moved to Champaign, where Anne headed the Costume Technology graduate program for 17 years. After retiring, Anne and John moved to Vancouver, WA to be closer to daughter Catherine, her husband Scot, and granddaughter Nova. Contributions gratefully accepted in Anne’s name for cancer research to the Knight Cancer Institute (https://www.ohsu.edu/knight-cancer-institute/make-gift-ohsu-knight-cancer-institute). If you would like to contact the family directly, please email: RememberingAnnedeVelder@gmail.com
Robert Sourjah
Robert Grant Sourjah was a consultant physician (FRCP) who worked in many cities in Sri Lanka as well as the UK & for Aramco in Saudi Arabia. He was Trinity College's first Bradby captain in 1945. He also played rugby for the university & Havelocks sports club. He is survived by his wife Inez, Son Rohan & his wife Dianne and children Mark & Krysten.& son Lalin & his wife Susan & daughter Sarah. Robert was the life of the party & loved by all.
Tobias Onyeka-Patrick
To convey the type of person Tobias was is a feat no one can achieve. The words kind, respectful, supportive, jovial, passionate, talented, all come to mind, he was a multifaceted young man with a lot of promise. How can one say goodbye to a person they have shared and plan to live many more memories with? Tobias was a strong personality that one cannot help but be attracted to. He was always there to discuss trivial and serious issues, find humour in a morbid situation and always a smiling face in a crowd filled with strangers. Although his time with us was short, his memory will last forever, his strength and courage are examples of what we all should strive to reach. Tobias is survived by his Mum, Dad, his brothers: Edward, Michael and Carl, his grandmother, numerous aunts, uncles and cousins, and his friends across the globe whose hearts he has imprinted. We love you Tobias but God loves you more, Rest in peace Tobias till we meet to part no more.
John Mark "Big John" Hall
John Mark (“Big John”) Hall John Mark Hall (known internationally as “Big John Hall”), of Colleyville, TX passed away on Tuesday September 29th in Grapevine, TX. He will always be remembered as a loving husband, father and friend, to all that knew and loved him. He was born on February 7, 1939 in Fort Worth, TX to Rev. William Webster Hall and Rev. Lennie May Hall. “Big John” was known around the world as a premiere Gospel singer since the late 50’s with his great bass singing for the Inspirationals, the Stamps Quartet and then the Blackwood Brothers from 1965-1968. After leaving the Blackwood Brothers, Big John began a solo career and recorded many great records. Included in the list are: Here Come The McDuff Brothers with Big John Hall; I Don’t Know Why; If God is Dead; I am Loved; Life In Jesus Name; Light of the World; The Lord Liveth; Portrait In Sound; Reason I Praise; Rise And Be Healed; and many more. He has been featured on many of the Gaither Homecoming videos and was a member of the Gospel Music Hall of Fame both as a member of the Blackwood Brothers and Stamps Quartet, the Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame, the Texas Gospel Music Hall of Fame and the Assemblies of God Church has also inducted him into its Hall of Fame. Big John could take a song and give it his own personal touch and up until contracting COVID-19, he kept busy, traveling and singing in many churches, television programs and evangelistic events. He truly had a heart for ministry and was an anointed minister of the Gospel. Although he was known for his baritone/bass singing with a three-octave range, John considered his voice secondary to his ministry. Sharing Christ and leading a congregation in worship was his greatest joy in life. John is survived by wife Judy Hall of Colleyville, TX, daughter Suzanne and husband John Stewart of Noblesville, IN, son Christopher Hall of Flower Mound, TX, grandchildren John Andrew Stewart, Jay Daniel Stewart and Julianne Stewart all of Noblesville, IN. He was preceded in death by his parents and fourteen older siblings Naomi Lehman, Lois Lindblade, Dora Hall, Mary Spears, John Paul Hall, Eunice Fant, Lucille French, Rachael Milton, Grace Woods, Rebecca Wright, Sam Hall, Martha Henry, Jimmy David Hall and Gayle Hampton. John and his wife Judy attended Eagle Mountain International Church pastored by George and Terri Pearsons. John also ministered with Pastor Bob Nichols at Calvary Cathedral and Pastor Des Evans (deceased) and Dan Smith at Bethesda Community Church. John attended Paschal High School in Fort Worth, TX and Southwestern Assemblies of God University in Waxahachie, TX. He was also a successful businessman and investor, and many know him from his ownership of Big John’s Quick Lube in North Richland Hills for many years. John loved cars, coupons for his favorite restaurants, talking with his numerous friends in ministry, Fox News and President Trump. John made everyone feel special and like he was your best friend. The visitation will be held from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. on Sunday October 11, 2020 at Bethesda Community Church. Due to safety procedures, everyone will be asked to wear a mask. A private family service will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Monday October 11, 2020 at Bethesda Community Church and interment will follow in Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park. The funeral will be livestreamed so those outside the family may view the service and a public Celebration of Life to is being planned to honor John’s life and ministry at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Fort Worth Teen Challenge P.O. Box 731 Fort Worth, TX 76101. You may also call 817-336-8191 to make a donation in John’s honor.
