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Father James Ratnanayagam
The Reverend Canon James Ratnanayagam passed away peacefully on the morning of Monday 20th April. He was almost 94 years old. He and his wife, Latika, celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary the previous day. Father James, as he was popularly known, suffered a stroke towards the end of March. After spending some days in hospital, he returned home where his condition gradually declined. He enjoyed a long and happy life and was a blessing to so many. A few hours after his death, his mortal remains were cremated at the Crematorium in Kanatte, Borella, following a brief service conducted by the Bishop and the Archdeacon of Colombo. Many have expressed regret that they were unable to pay their respects and to attend his funeral owing to the current restrictions. Consequently, his family have created this memorial page to offer those who wish to do so the opportunity to pay tribute to him and to share their memories of him. Please send your memories to ratnanayagamfamily@gmail.com and they will be added to Father James' memory page. Alternatively, click on 'Memories' below and follow the given instructions to register an account that will enable you to contribute directly to this memorial page. ___
Paul Taylor
We remember our former colleague, Paul Taylor, who sadly passed away on Sunday 19th April. Paul was a talented musician, a gifted teacher and a cherished colleague who will be missed in the Reddish Vale community and beyond. We are thinking of his wife Lynne, a former colleague at Reddish Vale in the MFL department, at this time. A book of condolences will be gathered online and we will ensure this is printed and delivered to Lynne.
Brendan Doherty
Brendan Doherty died at his home in Killea, Co. Donegal. Tenderly loved by his family, adored by his wife and children, admired by his friends, and esteemed by his colleagues, his untimely death comes as a great shock to everyone who knew him. Brendan’s childhood was filled with music and sport. He sang in St Eugene’s Cathedral Boys choir and enjoyed performing in concerts and at the Derry Feis and Cork Choral Festival. His early talent for playing the clarinet was rekindled in recent years as his own children learned the instrument. He excelled at sports, playing football for the Model Primary School team and Gaelic for Doire Columcille GAC. Despite being the only candidate for the sacrament of confirmation at the Model Primary School, he won the prize for the best confirmation scrapbook in the diocese. Brendan’s affable nature won him countless school friends at St Columb’s College to whom he remained close his whole life. He was also well-liked by his teachers, whose reports describe a popular, well-mannered, and intelligent young man with the world at his feet. He matured into an avid sportsman and played in the senior school teams for Gaelic, soccer, golf, and basketball. Brendan relished the challenges of learning and research. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Ulster, a Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics and Computing. The most recent of his three Masters qualifications specialised in the areas of Machine Learning, Modelling, Artificial Intelligence, Fuzzy Logic, Image Analysis, and Deep Learning. He was frequently called to present his research findings at prestigious international conferences. His work as a scientist at the forefront of data analytics for the multinational company Seagate took him around the globe. He was valued by his workmates for his experience and expertise as he blazed new trails in business intelligence and automation, and equally valued for his outstanding collegiality. At work, he was first and foremost a teacher who used his experience as a lecturer at the North West Regional College to propagate his valuable research findings to a new generation of programmers. For all this worldwide travel, he was a homebody at heart. He was always eager to return to the family farm in Ballybofey, Co. Donegal, where he loved nothing better than kicking a football across a freshly cut field. He loved to fish and even proposed to his wife at the most romantic place he could think of: the Salmon Leap on the River Finn. Barbecues were his speciality; he cherished watching his family gather on the grass outside the cottage, on baking hot summer days, as he piled up the flame-licked sausages and burgers amid clouds of charcoal smoke. He was strong enough to drive fence posts into hard ground and at time of his death, his parents were waiting to harness his bull-like strength to shift a cornerstone at the entrance to the long garden. Brendan was the cornerstone of our family. He was in constant contact with everyone. Dropping in, checking up, making sure that we were all OK. He could be relied upon for anything and would have done anything for us. Our pillar of support is now gone, and in a time when we need it most. Brendan’s core was fundamentally being a family man. He lived for his children, Aodhán and Eden. He loved barbequing with Aodhán and baking with Eden. He made them homemade banana pancakes for breakfast every weekend and took them swimming every week. He is survived by his parents Rosemary and Michael, brothers Seán and Eamonn, wife Miranda, and children Aodhán and Eden.
Jethro Mudi
Mr. Jethro E. Mudi, was promoted to eternal life on 17th April 2020. He was a very friendly, intelligent, humorous, sophisticated Dad. He knew so many people, this is a great way to share messages for him, as we are not able to gather together as normally we would have. We miss you Daddy, though not present here physically, you rest in eternity with Jesus. Till we meet again. Loads of Love. “And this is the promise that he hath promised us, even eternal life." 1 John 2:25, KJV
Helen Marie Green
Helen Marie Green died peacefully at her daughters’ home in Fairfield, California at the age of 78 surrounded by family. Helen Marie Green (Patton) was born March 4th, 1942 in Austin, Texas to the late Robert Edward Lee and Velma (Bonner) Patton. Her name was Helen, but most people knew her as “Marie” or “Nanni”. At the age of 3 her family relocated to Marin City, California. Marie graduated from Tamalpais High School in 1960 and continued her education at College of Marin, graduating as a Certified Nurse Assistant. Marie was baptized at a young age at First Missionary Church in Marin City, California. She later accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior as an adult at Village Baptist Church in Marin City, CA. She attended Church at Cornerstone Church until she was no longer able to travel. Marie married Douglas Quiett Sr. in 1958 and 3 children Theresa, Douglas Jr, and Annette were born from this union. Marie married Phaterrell in 1969 and 2 children Gina and Daytanya were born from this union. She worked at Ross Hospital as a C.N.A, and PGE as a switch board operator. She later moved on to work for the County of Marin, Board of Supervisors as a Senior Secretary, where she worked for over 20 years and was blessed to retire from. Marie enjoyed decorating, gardening, event planning, entertaining, and cooking for her loved ones. She brought a smile to all who had the pleasure of being around her. After retirement she often volunteered at the Food Pantry, American Red Cross, and Marguerita C. Johnson Senior Center. Marie was preceded in death by her parents Robert Edward Lee and Velma (Bonner) Patton, her husband Phaterrell, granddaughter Kiana Quiett, grandson Darryn Compton and great grandson Mason. Marie is survived by her five children Theresa Quiett, Douglas Quiett Jr, Annette Quiett (Daniel), Gina Compton and Daytanya Coleman (Bobbie). Eight grandchildren Darryl Compton (Cheng), Derrell Compton, Matthew Huff (Krystal), Monique Huff, Danea Walker, James Cook IV, Tyrrell Bland, and Frederick Lambrecht-Quiett. Seven Great grandchildren, Cashis and Carter Compton, Dominick and Kiana Huff, Cameron Haynes, Riley Walker, and Jabari Cook. Throughout her life Marie welcomed numerous children into her home as her surrogate children and grandchildren. A memorial will be scheduled later. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Marie’s life. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the family c/o Danea Walker 4 Hutchins Way apt 416, Novato, CA 94949. The family would like to thank Hospice by the Bay, Kaiser Hospice, and Yamie Ashaloma for their care and dedication.
KUMUD PATEL
Kumud Devendra Patel was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend. Her strength, loving nature, infectious smile and seamless ability to make anyone laugh will be remembered by all. Her husband John (as she called him), 3 loving children - Bindesh, Bhav and Disha, 2 daughter-in-laws - Anita and Nishma, son-in-law - Nicul and 5 grandchildren - Mya, Aariya, Eva, Kai and Ameliya along with her 7 siblings within the Manubhai farm will miss this most kindered of spirits.
Pastor Olugbenga Ayankogbe
Pastor Olugbenga studied Mathematic & Statistics at the University. He worked for many years as a teacher in schools in the UK before he resigned to give his time to what God has called him to do. Until His death, He was the CEO of Kingly Ed Consult, a tutoring business that has been a blessing to many. Pastor Olugbenga was a man of faith and prayer with strong prophetic insight into God’s word. He was called into ministry in 1992 and began as an itinerant minister. He has been a blessing to many ministries in UK and in Africa. He believes men always ought to pray and has organised many prayer conferences. He was the Founding Pastor of Royal Priesthood International church, United Kingdom. He is survived by his aged Mom, Siblings, wife and three children.
Arkadiy Zilberberg
In memory of Arkadiy and with deep sorrow on the loss of this wonderful human being, beloved father and grandfather, and the patriarch of the beautiful family. I have created this page so we can all share memories and express our condolences to the entire familу, and pay our respect, as we regretfully can’t do it in person during this difficult time.
Fiona Smith
Fee was loved by many and is greatly missed by family and friends alike. As you know she was suddenly taken from us last April. It was such a shock to us all, she had so much more to give and was taken from us all far too soon. Due to the obvious we have been unable to celebrate her life properly and in the way Fee the “party girl” would have loved and deserved. She was full of fun and life with a massive heart and touched the life’s of many. One of the things we have missed about not having the opportunity to get together, is to share the memories and funny stories of which we know there are many!! We would love for you to share any memories, stories, laughs, experiences that you had with her. Let’s take a few minutes to celebrate our Fee, she certainly deserves it!! Thank you.
Paulina Titilayo Ajidahun
Titilayo Paulina studied at Our Lady of Apostles, Mary Way Secondary School, and later proceeded to the University of Ibadan. Her nickname is Apoti Eri Oluwa (Ark of God), she is self-employed with beautiful tenderness. Until Her death, she was Praying, Praising and Reciting the words of God. Aunty Titi as we called her was a woman of faith and prayer with strong insight into God’s word. She is an epitome of beauty and humility. She is Beautiful in and out, a woman after God's heart, a dutiful, loving, and caring wife, mother, and grandmother. She has been a blessing to many, and she believes that prayer is the key to answer whatever things you are passing through. She is survived by her Siblings, Children, Grandchildren and Husband.
John Makanjuola Akpaida
Reverend John Makanjuola Akpaida was a very unique and selfless man who lived his life in service of people, institutions and in service of God. With a First Class Degree in Business Management from University of Sussex England, Mr. John Akpaida rose to the pinnacle of his career in his early 40's in the aviation industry starting out with Nigeria Airways in late 60's and later transitioned to British Caledonian Airways/British Airways in Nigeria where he worked a better part of his career. He became the first indigenous airport manager at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport in Lagos, Nigeria in the early 80's and the unopposed Chairman of Airline Operators Committee for 3 consecutive years in mid 80's. Alpha 2 as he's code named was widely known for his poise, professionalism, integrity, dependability, knowledge and superior sense of customer service, Mr. John Akpaida largely grew the portfolio and clientele of his organization and had an outstanding career graced with several achievements and awards of excellence in service, he was instrumental to the setting up of NACHO (Nigerian Aviation Handling Company). He received several personal awards but non was more important than the personal complimentary letters he received from his customers many of which were notable politicians, highly placed government officials, business leaders, traditional rulers and foreign dignitaries especially one of them being from the then Arch Bishop of Canterbury, Robert Runcie. After retirement at an early age and upon receiving the call of God into full time ministry, he became the Founder and Senior Pastor of New Revelation Church of God Inc. in 1999 until his departure. He is survived by three children and several grandchildren.
Ashok Desai
Padma Bhushan recipient, 2001 Former Solicitor General of India ( December 18, 1989 to December 2, 1990) Former Attorney General of India (July 9, 1996 to May 6, 1998) Senior Advocate, Eminent Jurist & Constitutional Lawyer. A loving Husband, Father and Grandfather. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashok_Desai
Geoff Mathieson
Geoff was a much loved friend, family member and colleague, and will always be remembered for his strong character and his love of putting the worlds to right. Everyone who was lucky enough to know Geoff will agree that he would always step in to help anyone around him. Geoff loved a pint in his local where he would often be found watching a game of football in an evening. He started working at the age of 14 in his local foundry and kept going - eventually finding a passion and a talent for selling property. His wisdom and passion he had for his customers was second to none - and he will be deeply missed by everyone who knew him.