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Amaka Chekwube

Chekwube Amaka Irene was born on the 3rd of March, 2003, and passed on on the 1st of March, 2020, exactly two days before her birthday. Amaka, as she was popularly called, was a very beautiful and passionate human being, lively and known for her funny nature, never leaving a frown on the faces of her loved ones. She was, and will forever be loved by many.

Graham Meikle

My Dad, Graham Meikle, an incredible husband, Dad and Grandad. Dad was a popular man, a character, a gentleman- loved by so so many. You could say one in a million.

Mbogo Shafiq

One of the best descriptions anyone can tell you. Always guided by his sight and most times knew his way around alot of ideas.

SHAFIQ MBOGO

In Memory Of Mr. Shafiq Mbogo, from Uganda; An international Student of Shenyang University, Liaoning Province, China.

Deaconess Oluyemisi Idowu Okunniyi

No longer by our side, but always in our hearts! Late Deaconess Oluyemisi Idowu Okunniyi (nee Adekoya) was a native of Abigi, Ijebu Waterside, in Ogun State of Nigeria. She was married to Late Chief Olayinka Alade Okunniyi. She was the precious mother of Yeside, Olajumoke, Babajide and Olaoluwa; a grandmother, sister, auntie and friend to many. She loved everyone with all their faults, and gave her all, every time. She supported everyone, whether a stranger or well known. She was blessed not only with her biological children, but also several adopted/spiritual children. She was a lifelong member of the Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria. "Her life was a blessing, Her memory a treasure.... She is loved beyond words And missed beyond measure" (Renee Wood).

Jos de Goey

Jos de Goey was CEO of WorldSkills Netherlands, President and Chair of WorldSkills International. Jos’ passing means the loss of a charismatic, passionate and highly committed CEO. Our thoughts are with his wife Anouschka and their children Charlotte and Torsten.

Karim Sayani

It is with great sadness that we inform you of the sudden passing of Karim Sayani, Head of Sales for our UK region. Karim passed away peacefully on the evening of Tuesday February 18th surrounded by his family. He had been a valued member of our team, colleague, leader and friend since January 2017 and will be truly missed by us all. Please join us in sharing your memories and thoughts of Karim.

Larry Feaven Rex Nzioka

Larry Mutua Musau Nzioka, Feaven Mutete Musau and Rex Nzuve Nzioka were all siblings and children to Margaret Kaloo Nzioka and Peter Musau Nzioka.

Tonyemieba Essa-Ogorry (Nee Amachree) Pst Tee

Memorial Website in memory of the Late Mrs. Tonyemieba Essa Ogorry ‘ Nee Amachree (Pastor Tee), who departed this earth on 16th February 2020 @ 7:50pm. Pastor Tee, was a Devoted Family Lady, with unwavering Faith in God and Passion for all things Christ. She left an indelible mark on all she encountered, family, relations, friends, colleagues, mentees and acquaintances alike. Although Tonye is no longer physically here with us, she however did not leave us empty handed or empty hearted. She left us with her Handsome son, Derek, and hearts full of loving memories, laced with the resolve to love Jesus as much as she did. As we remember this Great Devout Woman of Substance and Character, we ask that you kindly share any memories or sentiments you may have of her.

Shri K V Varghese

Shri K V Varghese, Founder and a Leader of Trinity High School. LOYALTY at what he Had, DIGNITY at his deeds, Filled with MORALS, A Man with Good HEART and a Good CHARACTER, Always Believed every act of every man is a moral act, to be tested by moral, and not by economic criteria.

Anne Marie Graves

Anne Graves passed away on Feb. 11, 2020 at Spokane Hospice House. She was 58 yrs. old. Anne was born in Wiesbaden, Germany and lived in England and California before her Dad retired from the Air Force. The family settled in Medical Lake, WA in 1968. Anne graduated from Medical Lake High School in 1979 and then served in the U.S. Navy for seven years. She had two children, Will and Katy, of whom she was so proud, and blessed to see them grow into adulthood. She worked for the WA State Department of Corrections before her retirement. She was a self-confessed "girly-girl" who loved makeup, shoes, clothes and jewelry. She tottered the half-mile to high school on her tall platform shoes and was happy to do it! She loved Taco Time and if given a chance, would get you to go with her at any time. As she told us while she was in Hospice - "Taco Time opens at 10 am". (a gentle hint for us to make sure we brought her some). She loved her family and her puppy dogs and wanted us all to have a big family, true English Roast Beef and Yorkshire pudding dinner (with bangers!) to celebrate her life, and our lives together, which we most definitely will do. Anne will be interred at the Medical Lake Veteran's Cemetery. She will be forever loved and missed by all who knew her.

Daniel Beisly

Daniel was an enthusiastic and passionate man who always looked on the positive side of life. Nothing was too much for his clients, colleagues and friends alike. Danny was irrepressible and irreplaceable.

John Briggs

John passed away peacefully in his sleep. A vivacious, larger than life man, he loved anything to do with cars. He is survived by his loving wife Ann, their children, Robert and Deborah, daughter-in-law Lesley and son-in-law Max, as well as his grandchildren Denis, Archie and Billy. Help us celebrate his life by sharing your memories, stories and photos of John - or upload a short video to YouTube and share the link through this site. No flowers please. Donations to http://www.manxspca.com/ or http://www.manxdiabeticgroup.com/ will be gratefully received.

Catherine O'Brien Edge

Catherine O'Brien Edge was born April 18, 1954 in Oneida, New York. Her incredible heart or her amazing ability to love everyone she met will never be forgotten.

Solomon Noy

My father raised me when I was grown. He was someone I did not know until he passed. As a child, I could not understand who he was or what his role was. We had a difficult relationship. I felt mistreated and abandoned. It was not until the last few weeks of his life and the next few weeks after he passed, that I realized he was just a man who did the best he could with what he had, much like everyone else. I am sorry that I did not know him and I am sorry for all the time that passed before I even thought about trying to get to know him.... I am sorry he is gone but I am hoping he felt some peace in his final moments, having his small family of 3 by his bedside.

Viola Chaney

Viola Ann Chaney, age 76, went to be with her Almighty Father in Heaven on Tuesday, February 4, 2020. A devoted mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, she departed this earthly life surrounded by her loving family. Viola was a lifelong resident of Texas, born in the historic railroad town of Abilene on March 19, 1943. She spent many of her early years in Grand Saline, where she attended school until the eighth grade, and also lived in Edgewood for much of her life. Plucky and tenacious, Viola’s fondest childhood memories included riding bikes with her favorite cousin Peggy, throwing rocks into “tanks” (aka muddy ponds often inhabited by cottonmouths and other snakes), and chasing after cattle (and running like the wind when they chased back). Growing up in a hardworking blue-collar family, she learned diligence and perseverance while helping with responsibilities such as picking cotton and milking the cows, and honed her life-long talent as a seamstress. As a teenager in the 1950s, some of Viola’s favorite outings involved dancing to the rock ‘n’ roll tunes of Elvis Presley as well as country and other genres. She matured into a striking beauty but stayed remarkably modest, choosing to let her inner grace shine through her words and deeds. Of her many positive attributes, she is best remembered as being steadfast, self-reliant, resilient, determined, compassionate, protective, selfless and a great listener.