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Trini Lopez

Trini Lopez was an American guitarist and singer. He is known worldwide by his greatest hits “If I had a hammer” and “La Bamba.” But also his hits “Lemon Tree” and “This land is your land” are famous all over. Trini Lopez toured extensively in the US, Latin America and Europe, and even hosted his own television show, and has done a lot of charitable work. During his life he has received many awards and honors such as induction to the International Latin Music Hall of Fame and a couple of stars from Palm Springs Walk of Stars and Las Vegas Walk of Stars. He continues to perform up to this day.

Omobolanle Akerele

Omobolanle Omobolaji Aderohunmu AKERELE (née ODUTOLA) Survived by Children. Rest in Peace Omobolanle "Bubble"

Maurice Kaikai

With deep sorrow, the Governor and County Government of Kajiado announces the sudden demise of Maurice Kaikai, whom until his demise was the County Attorney since January 2014. We will remember Kaikai as a charismatic and diligent legal counsel who has left an indelible imprint in the entire County of Kajiado. On behalf of the Governor , The county Government and the people of Kajiado , we convey our deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to the family of Peter and Elizabeth Kaikai, wife Mrs Winfred Imaana, Children Kilian Mayiana and Aidan Meliyio, Brothers and sisters Maurice will be laid to rest at his home in Osinoni Village , Transmara Sun-County in Narok County on Thursday August 13,2020

Pasculina Kobilo

Martha Chesire (of Kabarak Farm) and her family informs you of the passing on of their beloved mother Pasculina Kobilo on Sunday 9/8/2020 in Nakuru. She had been unwell for quite some time. The family humbly requests for prayers and financial support. Thank you.

Clarice White

Clarice White (96) passed on August 8, 2020 in Lompoc, California. A girl born in a small wood house in 1923 beside the Red River in Oklahoma, she leaves strong marks on this earth, four children, seven grand-children and five great-grand-children, all of whom she loved deeply. The oldest of four sisters, and the child of Eli and Effie, the product of Oklahoma farming, World War I and II, the dust bowl emigration to California, a military wife--an American story that built a foundation for a family to grow and thrive.

S Arokiaraj

Dear Dad, you have given us the greatest gift before leaving this world. You believed in us. You taught us love and how to fight in life battle, You gave us strength. You were the backbone of our family.It’s your hard work and good parenting that have made us the person we are now today. Now, We will follow your legacy and will fulfill our dreams that we saw together.

Barbara Smith

Barbara Smith was deputy director of the Institute from 1977 having previously held the role of Acting Principal of the preceding Bognor Regis College of Education and then Head of Bognor Regis College. The University has previously named a Hall of Residence and a Graduation Prize for ‘Outstanding student of the year’ after Miss Smith. She was awarded Doctor of Education.

Rama Krishna Prasad Nimmagadda

NRK is known for his great poetry and great human being. A good friend and a good husband and a good family member. NRK was a live wire and where ever he was, he used to change the atmosphere more enjoyable and happy for everyone. His smile was unforgettable and going to flash on us for years to come. We miss him, but his words and writings stay forever.

Rui Miguel Vieira da Silva

O Rui Silva, Engenheiro Informático, iniciou o seu percurso no Iscte, em abril de 2006, na Unidade de Edifícios e Recursos. Em novembro de 2019, passou a integrar a Unidade de Redes, Comunicações e Sistemas (URCS), dos Serviços de Informática e Infraestruturas e Comunicações (SIIC), onde proporcionou, desde cedo, a criação de valor através do seu forte contributo na área de Redes e Comunicações, assumindo o desafio da reestruturação do serviço de Voz do Iscte. Neste período, foi igualmente um elemento fundamental no reforço da infraestrutura de rede. O trabalho desenvolvido durante a pandemia foi, sem dúvida, notório, destacando-se a sua permanente disponibilidade nesta fase muito exigente da nossa vida em comum e da sua, em particular. Um Trabalhador incansável, ponderado e de uma entrega total ao Iscte, quer na UER, quer nos SIIC, que o define como uma Pessoa Extraordinária. Nesta hora de dor, os nossos pensamentos estão com a sua Família, Amigos e Colegas mais próximos. Obrigado, Rui. Muito Obrigado pela Tua Entrega tão Forte quão Discreta ao Iscte.

Allie Anderson

Preceded in death by: Parents - Allie Lewis Fortner and Robert (R.D.) Fortner Husband of 50 years, James Anderson of ,Prestonsburg, KY Daughter Lori Ann Coots Howze, Winter Haven, FL and formerly Prestonsburg, KY Brothers Clarence Sheffield, Betsy Lane, KY and Cecil Sheffield formerly of Zephyrhills, FL Survived by: Daughter & Son-in-law Jamie Renee & Jeffery Spradlin, Auburndale, FL, formerly of Prestonsburg, KY Granddaughter and grandson - Amber Coots, Eastpoint,KY Christopher Coots, Harrodsburg, KY 3 Great Grandchildren Sisters - Mary Virginia Gibbs Masquez, Largo, FL Linda Long, Mt. Dora, FL Vivian Stegall, Plant City, FL And many loving nieces and nephews and their families A celebration of life will be held in Prestonsburg, KY at a later date. 2. In lieu of flowers, the family requests a memorial donation be made to _ASPC__(Ex: Humane Society of Polk County or Alzheimer's Foundation, etc.) OR 3. In lieu of sending flowers, the family requests flowers (or a tree) be planted in her honor. 4. Entered into rest after contracting COVID-19 following a year long convalescence from an automobile accident while suffering from dementia. On August 06, 2020 5. Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at remembr.com/allie.anderson at (remembr.com web page) 6. Employment info - Worked in the food industry for many years, most notably at Paradise Fruit in Plant City, FL and the deli dept of Food City, Prestonsburg, KY, from which she retired in years ago. 7. Former co-owner with her husband & father of Auto Parts of Plant CIty. 8. Her hobbies were spending time with family & friends, bingo, church, singing, dancing, cooking, watching wrestling and Jimmy on Inspiration channel. Reading the bible. laughing at jokes with family and friends. Legacy of Love A wife, a mother, a grandmother too, This is the legacy we have from you. You taught us love and how to fight, You gave us strength, you gave us might. A stronger person would be hard to find, And in your heart, you were always kind. You fought for us all in one way or another, Not just as a wife not just as a mother. For all of us you gave your best, Now the time has come for you to rest. So go in peace, you've earned your sleep, Your love in our hearts, we'll eternally keep. Psalms 23 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; he leadeth me beside still waters. He restoreth my soul; he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for thou art with me. Thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies; thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.

Asma Amirah Baharudin

Asma Amirah binti Baharudin passed away at the age of 25 in the morning of 06 August 2020. Her family was by her side throughout her courageous battle against systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) that was recently diagnosed. She left us at Hospital Seremban and was brought back to her home in Nilai shortly after. Many of her friends from school and family members attended her funeral service. It went smoothly and peacefully. Please see image section for full obituary.

Eniye Ogholoh

Eniye was a fun loving, playful, generous person with a heart of Gold. She was a Barrister at Law.

Linda Grace De Martin

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Natalie Bonner

With a permanent smile on her face, Natalie would light up a room when she entered and always looked at life with optimism and positivity. Natalie was a courageous and beautiful spirit taken before her time.

Olav van Doorn

Olav van Doorn was a great husband, brother and tech entrepeneur with a calm demeanour and a careful and honest approach. Always supportive with a awesome "can do" attitude. He will be missed...

Rear Admiral Olufemi Olumide

Rear Admiral Olufemi Olumide OFR; mni; NN (Rtd); FNSE; was born on 6th April 1938 to Emmanuel Adeoye Olumide and Agnes Ojuolape Olumide (n. Ajose). He was the third of five children and their second son. He attended the C.M.S. Girls School, Lagos from 1944 to1948. He then went on to the Lagos Baptist Academy, Lagos between 1949 and 1952. From there, he proceeded to Igbobi College, Yaba, for his A-Level from 1953 to 1957. He was admitted subsequently in the Nigerian College of Arts, Science, and Technology, Ibadan Branch from 1958 to 1960. From there he moved to the Zaria branch of the same institution from 1960 to 1963. He qualified B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering in 1963. He was commissioned into the Nigerian Navy as a Direct Entry Engineering Officer in July 1963 with the rank of Probationary Sub-Lieutenant in the Department of Marine Engineering. He served the nation in key positions including Federal Civil Commissioner, Member Federal Executive Council and Member Supreme Military Council from July 1975 to February 1976. He was Federal Commissioner (Minister) for Transport during the General Yakubu Gowon administration and later, Federal Commissioner (Minister) for Works and Housing during the late Murtala Muhammed administration. Between 1976 and 1978 he was appointed a member of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) Governing Council by the government of the day. He attended several specialist Engineering courses including Direct Entry Sub-Lieutenants Course at H.M.S. Victory, Portsmouth, U.K from 1963 to 1964, Marine Engineering Specialist Course H.M.S Sultan, Gosport, U.K., with Sea-Time service on H.M.S. Monkton (a Royal Navy Mine-Sweeper) from 1964 to 1965, Gunnery School, H.M.S. Excellent, Portsmouth, U.K. in 1965. He also attended a Post-graduate Naval Architecture Engineering/Constructors Course at Royal Naval Engineering College, Manadon, Plymouth U.K., P.G Engineering Course Royal Naval College, Greenwich, London, U.K., and University College, London 1966 to 1969. Rear Admiral Olumide also attended Senior Staff courses and the Naval Shipyard Management Course, Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, Philadelphia, U.S. in 1973. He was a member of the pioneer Senior Executive Officers' Course No 1 (SEC 1), National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, Kuru, Plateau State from 1979 to 1980. The flagship NNS Aradu, a frigate conceived and built to specification for the Nigerian Navy was delivered on 21st December 1981. This project, the first of its kind, materialized under his supervision. It is an enduring testament of his engineering prowess. He was fondly referred to as the "Father" of the vessel. During the course of his career, Rear Admiral Olumide held several positions and special appointments some of which are: Officer-in-charge Naval Dockyard (9th October 1972 - 12th March 1973); General Manager Naval Dockyard (23rd June 1973 - 4th November 1973); Flotilla Technical Officer (5th November 1973 – 10th June 1974); Flag Officer Naval Dockyard (23rd October 1978 – 9th January 1979); Chief of Material Naval Headquarters (10th January 1979 – 30th November 1982); As Base Engineering Officer (B.E.O) Naval Base, N.N.S. Beecroft, Apapa 1963 – 1965 and Marine Engineering Officer (M.E.O) afloat, N.N.S 'Nigeria' (Frigate Flagship) last year of Civil War. 1969 to 1970. He retired from active service in December 1983 as Rear Admiral. In 1983 he received the Order of Merit and was decorated with the insignia of Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic, O.F.R. He retired to Abeokuta, his home town, in 1983 after a distinguished career. He loved farming and engaged in numerous church and community development programs in his retirement. He is survived by his wife Mrs Adeola Durotimi Olumide (n. Banjoko) and seven children: Michael Olusegun Olumide, Adedayo Benjamins-LANIYI (n. Olumide) & Olatunde Benjamins-LANIYI, Oluwakemi Watchorn (n. Olumide), Ojuolape Abili (n. Olumide) & Kanayo Abili, Oluwayemisi Akinjide-Akosile (n. Olumide) & Akinjide Akosile, Iyadunni Olubode (n. Olumide) & Olusegun Olurotimi Olubode, Emmanuel Adeoye & Theresa Anunsu Olumide (n. Unah) and grandchildren. He is also survived by his siblings; Prof Olufolabi & Mrs Folasade Olumide (n. Solarin), Rev Oluseye Olumide, Arc. Olufolahan & Mrs Temilola Olumide (n. Oluyemi). He was predeceased by his parents Emmanuel Adeoye & Agnes Ojuolape Olumide and his elder sister Mrs Olufunmilayo Denloye (n. Olumide). PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY FOTOLIGHTHOUSE.