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Elder Bassey O. Ekong
With gratitude to God for a life well lived,we announce the call to glory of our dear Husband, Father, Grandfather, Brother, Uncle, Cousin, Father-in-Law, & Friend.------------------- ----Funeral Arrangements------------ Service of songs : Friday December 4th @ 4PM Venue: Elder BOU’s Compound, Ikot Akpan Abia, Uyo.---- ----Funeral Service Saturday, December 5th @ 9am.------ Venue: Lutheran Primary School, Ikot Akpan Abia. _______ Elder BOU lived a good life and left godly legacies for his enlarged family,friends, brethren and acquaintances.
John Yambasu
We lost our brother, father, friend, mentor, Sierra Leone Area Bishop John K. Yambasu, who died on August 16, 2020. He is being remembered for his courage, leadership and love of The United Methodist Church and Jesus Christ. Bishop Yambasu was, among many things, chancellor of Africa University and president of the Africa College of Bishops.
Kenneth Day Holland
Beloved husband of Cheryl. Ken was a very much loved son/son-in-law, brother to Jen and Pamela, brother-in-law, Unicle, Uncle, Great Uncle, nephew, cousin, best mate and special mate to so many. He loved a good joke or story, especially if he was telling it. Humour was an important part of who he was and how he lived. Ken was an avid sportsman, especially Aussie Rules football and cricket; he excelled at both. His warm and caring heart was known to many... a gentle man. He will be forever missed and we are all the better for having had him in our lives.
Andy Jenkins
In memory of Andy, husband of Sharon, father to Amy and Elliot. Sadly passed Saturday 15th August 2020. He was a company director at Russell Scanlan Insurance Brokers. Andy loved his fast cars, rock music and to travel. He will be greatly missed by so many of his family, friends and work colleagues.
Ron Cutler
Ron was for many of us, the heart of Lampeter Students Union. In a truly unique location, he was a one of a kind character - always there to listen, to chat and to hug! He played such a large part in many people's time in Lampeter. With his distinctive West Bromwich accent, that never softened despite his years in Wales, he gave his heart and soul to the Students' Union making it the safe and welcoming place it was for so many of us. In short, quite simply a lovely man to know.
Darren Yates
Darren Yates (Hura), passed away two years ago this year. Because he left us during Covid lockdown, very few of our whānau and friends could travel to be with us. His tangi and service were cut short, and few people had a chance to say goodbye. We created this page on the anniversary to give those who knew him the chance to share their stories and memories, especially those who wanted a way to acknowledge him at the time but couldn't. But even if you have only come to know him after he passed away, we'd love to hear your messages too (we know many have only come to know him through stories about him - Darren would love this!). We'll treasure every story and photo. Thank you... mā te kahukura, ke rere te manu!
Roy Francis
Roy Francis was a stalwart of the community in Piparo and was well known for his volunteer work in the Village. As a 30+ year veteran at FedChem (now Yara), he built a strong reputation for 'telling it as it is', and is well respected by his peers. As a father, he was strict, yet ensured that his family was provided for and remains a strong presence in the lives of his children and grandchildren. As a sportsman, he played tennis for 40+ years and loved to ride his bicycle. he will be missed.
Julie Kropacz
Our dear friend and colleague Julie Kropacz, Head of Quality, Improvement and Transformation at Herts Urgent Care (HUC), sadly passed away of cancer on 13 August. After being with HUC since its formation, it's impossible to describe how sadly she will be missed and her passing leaves a huge gap. She initially started as a Driver and District Nurse Call Handler and over time progressed through our services to becoming a key leadership figure. Julie wanted to deal with her illness in her own quiet and private way. Our executive team supported her along the way to help her and her family through this sad and dark time. We are all incredibly shocked at her passing - we know she is loved and respected by so many people at HUC, and many of you will be thinking of her and carrying her in your hearts. Julie was also well known to many of our commissioner colleagues and other stakeholders and we know they share our pain at losing her. This online book of remembrance is a way for us to capture our memories of Julie for her family and for the future. From an organisational perspective, she was absolutely instrumental in the set up and launch of all our services, as well as many pilots and service enhancements. Yet she also always had an ear for colleagues and acted as a role model and inspiration for many with a can do attitude. She will never be forgotten. Our hearts and thoughts go out to her husband Mark and daughter Phoebe at this very difficult time.
Aldin May Haughton
Aldin May Haughton Passed away peacefully at Luton & Dunstable Hospital, on Tuesday 11th August, 2020, in her 85th year. Loving wife of 51 years Aldin May (nee Evans). Beloved mother of Lemuel and wife Annie, Aldon and Fiancee Asmahan, Evol and his wife Nettie and Dollis and her husband Dexter Thompson. Proud grandmother of Antonio, Chloe, Bradley, Myles, Ashanae, Phoebe, Faye, Maurisha, Tegan, Taevienne, Andrene, Junior, Nikki, Allie, Lexi-Grace. Great-Grandmother of Amari, Navaya, Ricco, Nayla, Nathaniel,. Survived by her sister Cas and brothers Rupert, Winston and Neville. Daughter of the late Robert Christopher Evans and Emmyline Evans. Aldin was born on September 5th, 1935 in Trelawney, Jamaica. Aldin was truly a child of God and a devoted christian. Her soft voice and warm presence will be greatly missed. You were a mother to all. A private service for immediate family at Croydon Cemetry will take place. In line with government/HSE advice. To those who would have wished to attend the service, but cannot due to these circumstances, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book on this page.The Haughton family kindly ask that you all allow them this private time to come to terms with this tragedy and grieve. Thank you all for the outpouring of love, support and your prayers.
Ian Dykes
Ian Dykes was a much loved individual who will be sadly missed by all who knew him well. From 1990, he worked as a Resources Technician for Stanney High School and served in this role continuously up to the time of his death. He was a committed Christian and exemplified a solid faith through his witness. On occasions. he led staff prayers and gave solid service in his role.
margaret kenneddy
MY STORY I think I can’t tell you about myself objectively. That’s why I decided to turn to my friends and loved ones. They say I am kind-hearted, caring and honest person. I am also reliable, down-to-earth and have a positive thinking. I believe that everything in life has both advantages and disadvantages and ability to find positive sides is crucial. What else can I say about my character? I think that there is no need to say anything, just speak with me and you will find out for yourself.