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Abdul Momin
Abdul-Momin, a beloved father, husband, brother, uncle, grandfather, and great-grandfather, who left this world surrounded by the love of his family. His life was a testament to unwavering dedication and service, inspiring all who had the privilege of knowing him. Abdul-Momin was a man of remarkable strength and resilience, embodying a never-say-die attitude that served as a beacon of hope and encouragement to those around him. His bravery in the face of challenges was matched only by his kindness and sweetness, making him a cherished figure in the lives of many. He had an extraordinary ability to uplift others, always ready with a comforting word or a helping hand. As a devoted family man, Abdul-Momin's love knew no bounds. He cherished every moment spent with his family, creating a legacy of love and unity that will continue to inspire future generations. The memories and stories shared among his loved ones will keep his spirit alive in our hearts, reminding us of the profound impact he had on our lives. In this time of sorrow, we turn to our faith, praying that Allah (SWT) forgives him and raises his ranks in the hereafter. Ameen. Abdul-Momin's legacy of service, bravery, and love will forever be etched in our memories, guiding us as we navigate life without his physical presence. He will be deeply missed but never forgotten. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
Léon Krier
Leon Krier was a giant in architecture and urbanism and one of the intellectual founders of the New Urbanism movement. Krier won the Driehaus Prize in architecture in 2003. He was the master planner of major new urbanist projects, Poundbury in Dorchester, England (with Prince Charles, now King Charles, as the developer), and Cayala in Guatemala City, Guatemala. He also designed a number of notable buildings. Léon Krier’s writings and polemical drawings changed the way urbanists viewed the city. He was influential through his academic work in the US. That includes visiting professor appointments at Princeton, Yale, Virginia, Cornell, and Notre Dame from 1976 to 2016. Krier, based in Luxembourg, was the younger brother of Rob Krier († 2023), also a noted architect and urbanist (involved in Brandevoort, among others). Léon will be remembered for his contributions, but also for his strong values and character. You can contribute to this remembrance page with your own photos, videos, texts and memories.
Venkateswara Rao Yalamanchi
Your warm heart has touched countless lives as a loving father, grandfather, and cherished friend. Your wisdom has guided us through both good times and hard times, while your strength has been a constant source of support for everyone around you. The kindness you shared and the love you gave have created memories that will stay with us forever. You've shown us what it means to be not just a parent, but a true friend and mentor. Your legacy of love and care continues to inspire us all.
Aaron David Mainwaring
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of a beloved friend Aaron who left us far too soon. Their sudden departure has left a deep void in the lives of everyone who knew and loved them. They were more than just a friend they were a source of light, laughter, and love. Always ready to help others, always putting smiles on faces, and always showing up when it mattered most. Their kindness and spirit touched so many, and their memory will live on in our hearts forever.
Ian Mann
Ian was a loving son brother and father a great friend and a fantastic pool player in Wombwell Barnsley, I as well as a lot of others are going to miss him immensely Wednesday nights will never be the same without him nor will not seeing him on karaoke singing take that giants or even the theme from dukes of hazard fly high my friend
Kiran Kumar Patel
Kiran, Sonu to all his loved ones, was the most purest and gentlest soul who exuded positivity and spread laughter where-ever he went. He loved planning and setting off on road-trips on his Royal Enfield and was a treasure-trove of knowledge on off-beat tracks across Maharashtra & Karnataka. Extremely well-informed on current events, insightful with a sharp and long-term memory, he would regale everyone with his funny take on life and events. His creativity shone in pithy poems he wrote spontaneously. Deeply dedicated to his calling, he was the most reliable & trustworthy member of the New Grace Foundation Gone too soon - the void is deep and wide that he has left behind
Peter Krykant
As many of you know we lost Peter in the last week. Peter was an incredible campaigner for the rights of communities that use drugs. The opening of the unsanctioned drug consumption van in 2020 had a profound impact not only on the many people who stayed safe when using the van, but also on the debate and the eventual establishment of a sanctioned facility earlier this year in Glasgow. Peter placed himself at great personal risk doing this work, and his work will have a lasting impact in the UK and beyond. Our condolences, thoughts and love are with his family and friends at this very difficult time. Please share your memories and photos of Peter as we remember him and his life.
Jenifah Abu-Hassan
As a parent, daughter, sibling, educator, colleague and friend, Jen gave 100% of her heart and soul to every thing that she did. Her impact is immense and she has touched so many people's lives. There are few people who have such a giving and altruistic nature - what an honor it is to have known someone so special.
Samuel Layi Bolarin
Samuel Sunday Layi Bolarin was an astute school administrator and a core community elder. He was a school principal in several schools, notably at Oyun Baptist High School, Ijagbo, where he served for 21 years. Until his death, he was the ESIKIN ISOLO of Isanlu Isin in Isin Local Government Area of Kwara State. He was a disciplinarian with love for uprightness and fairness, which made most people around him refer to him as a "Tough man".
Wendy Rousseau-Doucette
Wendy led Arosa’s Boston team with heart, courage, and unwavering belief in the people around her. A champion for her colleagues and clients alike, Wendy brought warmth, wisdom, and joy to every conversation, often concluding with her signature phrase, “That’s a great idea,” and a sparkle in her eye. She embodied Arosa’s values fully, blending her professional dedication with the richness of her personal life, which included her beloved husband, Ken; her daughter, Emma; and her faithful dog, Ares. From receiving the Believe Award to walking the Arosa Mile, Wendy made a lasting impact. Her legacy lives on in the lives she touched, the team she uplifted, and the love she poured into her work. May her memory be a guiding light to us all.
Jonathan Neilson
In loving memory of Jonathan Paul Neilson (28.10.1981 – 05.06.2025) Beloved husband of Jayne and devoted father to Jesse, Ashlyn and Heidi. Deeply loved son, brother, uncle and friend. Jono was a man of faith, strength, and generosity. He laid down his life for those he loved and stood firm in the truth of Christ. Gone to glory too soon, now resting in the arms of his Saviour.
