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Mark Merrill
Mark was larger than life – something that was easy to see by anyone who met him. If you’re wondering if you did meet him, you didn’t, because you would have remembered meeting Mark. Born in Texas, Mark lived for 11 years in Duncan, Oklahoma and then moved to Marshall, Texas. He excelled in sports from a young age. He started playing baseball at the age of 6 playing with the 7 and 8-year-olds and pitched several perfect games as well as hitting many home runs. He also wrestled, played football and basketball. In 1962, at the age of 9, Mark won the regional Pass, Punt and Kick competition for several states and represented those states at an NFL game in St. Louis. Mark graduated from Marshall High School in 1971 and went on to play baseball at the University of Texas Arlington, graduating in 1975 with a bachelors degree in history and business. For over 20 years he coached youth baseball, basketball and soccer at the YMCA of Arlington. And Mark was an AVID fan of the Texas Rangers and Texas Longhorn football and would rarely miss a game. And he had a particular distaste, to put it lightly, for the New York Yankees and OU football. Beyond sports, he also had a love for painting and was invited to exhibit his artwork at one of the top 10 juried art shows in the United States. In addition to sports and art, Mark was active in conservative politics and loved fishing and classic movies – and prided himself on knowing many of the lines from those movies. Above all, Mark was a proud and doting father of his only daughter, Katie. Because she was born with heart defects, Mark spent many long days and nights in the hospital at his daughter’s bedside praying and fighting for her. He was passionate about making sure that she received the very best care, and also that fellow patients and their families received the same. And if you had a moment to spare, he might even tell you about how he became “the Godfather” of Boston Children’s Hospital many years ago. Mark was full of stories and he would tell you one, whether you asked for it or not. He loved being a Texan and sharing all about his favorite state in the union, but also loved traveling on road trips throughout the country. Along the way, he would visit the many friends he had made. Mark always wanted to stop in and visit. He was loud, funny and most always the center of attention. Mark loved to make his friends and family laugh. And when he wasn’t telling you a story, he was asking how he could help. Mark would give the last dollar he had in his pocket if he thought you could use it. He was immensely kind and loving. Mark is survived by his daughter Katherine McLemore and husband Joshua McLemore; grandson Carson McLemore; brother Bill Merrill, Jr.; sisters Diane Shade and husband Fred Shade and Deborah Merrill; niece Suzanne Bohan and husband Michael Bohan and their daughters Natalie and Alexandra; and aunt Sue Merrill. He is preceded in death by his father William (Bill) Thomas Merrill and mother Margaret Hatfield Merrill. He will be deeply missed by all of his family and friends.
PURNANDU JAIN
If you happened to know Purnandu Jain there is no iota of doubt that he would have touched your life in an unparalleled way - such was his devotion to his family and friends. A proud native of Jodhpur with humble beginnings he achieved what very few can. He was a powerful leader who had a huge impact on the society. In this time of grief his family members would love to hear from you to celebrate this great life.
Shaukat Sheikh
Shaukat Farooq Sheikh, husband of Khursheed Sheikh, beloved father of Adel, Alia, Rukhsana and grandfather of Abyan, Hebah, Kismat, Ayana, Aleena, Armaan, Enaam, Hannah and Sophia passed away in Dubai after a brave fight with cancer on the morning of 27th July 2020. This page is a dedication to his life -friends we ask you to share your love for him as a memory for his grandchildren. His love for all, humor and compassion shall be dearly missed. He is most remembered for his love of life, positivity, sense of humor, and generosity.
Renu Kansal
It is with profound grief and sorrow that the family announces the passing away of Renu Kansal on 23rd July 2020. A dedicated and loving person who touched the hearts of everyone she came across during her lifetime. She was someone who believed in putting others first and always carried a smile that lit up the room. Someone who believed to look only at positive aspects of life. She fulfilled all her roles beautifully, a beloved wife, a loving mother, a doting grandmother, a wonderful friend. A mature and stable lady with a heart and energy of a kid. She will be deeply missed by all who knew, loved and respected her.
Sir Gregory Olaitan Deinde
Nigerian Institute of Town Planners (NITP) Lagos State Chapter announces the passing of its 4TH Chairman, TPL, Sir Gregory Olaitan Deinde, FNITP (1945 - 2020). He previously served as the 4th National Secretary of the Nigerian Institute of Town Planners from 1978 to 1980. TPL, Sir Gregory Olaitan Deinde, FNITP was a fine gentleman, a thoroughbred professional, amiable, humble, sociable and very humorous person. With him, there was never a dull moment. He was a good conversationalist, thoughtful, accommodating and generous. A Christian to the core, who had been knighted twice by the Pope for innumerable service to the Roman Catholic Church. TPL Sir Deinde, FNITP was one of a rare kind. His constant presence at NITP Lagos State Chapter's monthly meetings and other events always serve as a fine example and inspiration to younger members. We will surely miss him wise cracks and his ever-available stock of obi abata orogbo, Tom Tom and other assorted materials at our gatherings. TPL, Sir Gregory Olaitan Deinde, FNITP aka god has run a good race. May his soul rest in the bosom of the Lord. Amen.
Σούλα Αλικαρίδου
Η μητέρα μας, το Σουλάκι μας, που γεννήθηκε και μεγάλωσε στην Νίκαια του Πειραιά, παντρεύτηκε τον Δημήτρη όταν ήταν μόλις 20 χρόνων και απέκτησε δύο κόρες, την Έμμυ και την Κατερίνα. Έζησε τα περισσότερα χρόνια της ζωής της στην Κηφισιά και τα τελευταία χρόνια στην Ολλανδία, πάντα μαζί με την οικογένεια της. Είχε τρεις μεγάλες αδυναμίες, τα εγγόνια της: τον Πάνο, τον Δημήτρη και την Ναυσικά. Η μητέρα μας ήταν ανθρώπος του χαμόγελου και της προσφοράς. Αν επιθυμείτε και εσείς να τιμήσετε την μνήμη της,μπορείτε να προσφέρετε στο Χαμόγελο του Παιδιού μέσω του link https://www.hamogelo.gr/gr/el/oikonomika/ Ειναι απαραίτητο οι δωρητές να σημειώνουν τον κωδικό K19494 στην αιτιολογία " Εις μνήμην της Σούλας Αλικαρίδου". Our mother, Soula, who was born and raised in Nikaia, Piraeus, married Dimitris when she was just 20 years old and had two daughters, Emmy and Katerina. She lived most of her life in Kifissia and in recent years in the Netherlands, always with her family. She had three major loves, her grandchildren: Panos, Dimitris, and Nafsika. Our mother was a woman who loved to offer and make people around her, happy. If you also want to honor her memory, you can offer to "The Smile of the Child" through the link https://www.hamogelo.gr/gr/en/oikonomika/ Please note, It is necessary for donors to add the code K19494 and the reason "In memory of Soula Alikaridou ".
Sasank Jyothish
Sasank was an energetic colleague who was always laughing and was full of stories to tell. He had been working at ING via Capgemini for 2 years in the data management field. Sasank was like a child heart, in the sense that his curiosity and enthusiasm for something new was unparalleled. He was curious to learn about Dutch culture and the language. We knew Sasank as a very friendly and modest colleague, who was committed at all times. He was always willing to help and played an active role in the Data Management expert group of Capgemini and in the ING GRDM squad of the Global Data Management Tribe. During his free time Sasank played cricket and he loved parties and spending time with his family and friends. Sasank will be deeply missed and we remember him in good memories from past years. It was comforting to see the many instant reactions from colleagues when they learned of this tragic event. Sasank leaves behind his wife Sandhya and his son Angad (6). On behalf of ING we wish his family strength during these sad days.
June Mulholland
June was a woman who would do anything for anyone. Her personality was so big it was heard round the world. She could talk to anyone anywhere and was always the life and soul of any party. If you met June once you would never forget her. Family was everything to June. She was always surrounded by children and loved all the grandchildren very much. I would love you to share any photographs, stories, memories of June here so that we may all remember her with fondness and love.
Nathan "Nate" Garner
Nate Garner was a founding member of NAMIC and contributed greatly to getting NAMIC established in its early days. He loved the industry and played a critical role in establishing opportunities for Blacks and people of color in our business. We celebrate his role as a diversity pioneer in the cable industry.
