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Anna Jones

Anna joined SBM Offshore in November 2016 working in various roles, most recently as a much appreciated member of CFO Douglas Wood’s team in the Amsterdam office. She will be sadly missed by her friends and colleagues alike, who will always remember her helpful and cheerful attitude.

Nirmala (Nima) Pujara

Nima was warm, funny, generous and so very hospitable. Whoever came into her company, was positively affected by her. She will be dearly missed, but she is in a better place; partying I'm sure ... one day, we will meet again!

Chris Hersov

A wonderful, fun-loving person who loved life and enjoyed life's adventures.

Rania Farhat

A jamais dans nos coeurs Rania....

Thomas Shamberger

After a ten year battle with cancer, Thomas "Tom" Shamberger passed away on the morning of June 17, 2019. A lover of the outdoors, Tom spent his life pursuing fishing, hiking, boating, photography and trapshooting where he won numerous state and local competitions. Tom was a master mechanic with a love for fixing up cars and tinkering around the house. An eleven year veteran of the United States Air Force, he served his country abroad and at home. Happiest outside, watching the O's play, and spending time with his family, Tom will be deeply missed.He has donated his body to science in service to others who suffer with cancer. He is survived by his wife (Nina), daughters (Stacy and Julie), sister (Barbara), grandchildren (Dutton and Alex) and several nieces and nephews.

Barbara - Beasley Southgate

One of the most beautiful and dynamic people. A beautiful mother, wife, sister, daughter and friend. A brilliant artist. Barbara bought so much joy into so many lives through not only her beauty but her paintings and her exceptional gorgeous heart .

Macaulay Olufemi Olugboye

Elder Macaulay Olufemi Olugboye (fnah, mnmgs) was a renowned Hydrogeologist, Author and Community leader.

Agnes "Nan/Anne" McLaughlan (formerly Topping)

Passed away on Saturday June 1, 2019, at Hillsdale Estates, Oshawa, at age 94. Predeceased by her dear husband Bert, her mother Margaret, her father William “Pop”, her brothers Bill, Jim and George and sister Louisa. Nan is survived by her brother Sam. “Granny” will be very much missed by her daughter Lorraine, her son Bill and his wife Linda, and son Robert “Bob” and his wife Susan, as well as by her grandchildren Robert, Kirsten, Scott, Kim, Rachel and Nicola, and her fifteen great-grandchildren. Nan adored her family and was fiercely proud of her Scottish heritage. Her style, generosity, caring, sense of humour . . . and opinions . . . will be missed by everyone.

Ann Lewis

Ann “Queen” Lewis passed away as she slept peacefully in her Boston home at the age of 82, in the company of her daughter and caretaker. She is survived by her siblings John Daniel, of Boston and Violet Dyer of Florida; her daughters Bernice Philip, Lydia Lewis, Frances Lewis and Jane of Boston and son Leroy Lewis; Her grandchildren Vanessa, Yvette, Shaquanna, Victor, David Jr, Zadrian, John II, Dane, Frederick, Janella, Jalyne, Jactyne; her great-grandchildren Jordyn, David, Sophia, Ryan and Jaiy. She is preceded in death by her husband and two sons Junior ‘Martin’ Lewis and John Lewis, as well as her daughter Cicely Philip. She will be fondly remembered by a host of loved ones for her giving spirit and empathy.

Fons van de Vijver

Alphonsius Josephus Rachel (Fons) van de Vijver was a Dutch psychologist and Professor of Cross-cultural Psychology at Tilburg University (NL), North-West University (SA), University of Queensland (AU), and National Research University, Higher School of Economics (RU). He was known for his work on cross-cultural research and on methods of comparisons, resulting in over 400 publications. He has been supervising 40 PhD students and 5 post-docs, and had numerous editorial roles, among them the editorship of the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. Fons has been vice-dean for research and vice-dean for education at the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Tilburg University and vice-director of Babylon, the interdisciplinary research center for studies of multicultural societies at Tilburg University. He has been President of Division 2 (Assessment and Evaluation) of the International Association of Applied Psychology, President of the European Association of Psychological Assessment, and President of the International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology. He is the 2013 recipient of the International Award of the American Psychological Association for his contributions to international cooperation and to the advancement of knowledge of psychology. He is also the 2014 recipient of the IAAP Fellows Award of the International Association of Applied Psychology for his contributions to applied psychology.

Teresa Boothe

"My Grandma Teresa Boothe. A wonderful, wonderful soul. She lights up a room. She made me feel so loved for all of our years together. And she had both a wonderful talent and love of music...which she passed right on to me. I always attribute that to her." ===================================== Here is Mrs. Boothe's official obituary: http://www.salyerfh.com/obituary/teresa-boothe?lud=DF9C71A2A9DC3F814EA18939B1AFD206&fbclid=IwAR3DUJfGXYa3xCrlYfAsJdGGDoiZWR0y33Cgwc-5BJcG5kU32bqIucLYYTQ

Richard Sharpe

This memorial was created in honour of Richard "Dick" Sharpe of Perth, Western Australia. Richard was born on October 27, 1928 in Madras, India and passed on May 27, 2019. He will be remembered by his wife, Edith, children Andrew and Susan, grandchildren Phoebe and Joshua, and so many others whose lives he touched. Dick was a true gentleman who saw the very best in everyone. His humility and reserve hid a rapier sharp sense of humour and an incredible history of adventure. His was an extraordinary life. He was much loved and will be greatly missed. Rest in Peace.

Adewura Belo

Adewura Belo was an accountant who loved life and lived it well. She will be sorely missed.

Filomena 'Fely' Desuasido

Nanay Fely passed away peacefully on May 19, 2019 surrounded by the family in their residence in Daly City, California. She was born in Binan, Laguna, Philippines on March 21, 1928, the second child of Ignacio De Guzman Hirang and Irene Castrillo. In 1950, she married Felix Reis Desuasido of Sorsogon Bicol, who had settled in Binan, Laguna after escaping from the Bataan Death March. She and Felix were hard-working, successful store owners in the Binan Public market.They would later build and operate a rice mill, which was considered the most efficient and advanced at the time it was completed. Aside from being a passionate businesswoman, Nanay Fely was a schooled dressmaker and was also an excellent cook. Her children would swear by her “morcon.” In 1982, they obtained their U.S. residency status. They would travel between the Philippines and the U.S. many times to make sure they spent time with their grandchildren and great-grandchildren on each side of the ocean. She was preceded in death by her son Joel, her brother Ramon, and by her husband Felix. She was loved by their 7 children, Chito, Ivan, Joel (+), Socrates, Israel, Alexis “Echit” and only daughter Joselita; and by their spouses and in-laws: Gloria Mae, Tina, Myrna, Angie, Celia, Ana, Lorna, Cynthia and Onie. After the death of Tatay Felix in 2001, one year after celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary, Nanay Fely continued to oversee the rice mill. In 2013, her U.S.-based children requested her to stay permanently in the U.S., when she could no longer travel by herself. At age 85, Nanay Fely had lost most of her central vision due to macular degeneration. She spent her last 6 years at Ivan’s home. The family took turns caring for her. Thankfully, except for her vision problem and dementia, she did not suffer any major physical illness. Nanay Fely was very proud of the size of her family. From her 4 children residing in the Philippines, she had 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. In the U.S., she enjoyed the company of her 3 sons and their spouses, 13 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. She taught the younger kids native songs and regaled them with stories of her life in the Philippines. Despite her deteriorating eye sight, she enjoyed making “pasyal” (gallivanting) with her grandchildren, who drove her around the city. The family would grieve and miss their happy and caring Nanay and Lola, but they would be comforted by their Catholic faith and by the knowledge that they have done their best to reciprocate her love and her generosity. The family is consoled by the thought that truly “...grief is the price we pay for love.”

Floyd Vermillion

Floyd Burton Vermillion Jr. was a loving father and husband who enjoyed traveling, riding his motorcycle, watching football, visiting with family, and was an avid reader. He was a veteran of the Vietnam War and retired from a 33 year career with Columbia Gas. Floyd will be remembered for his great sense of humor, adventurous spirit, and warm smile. He rarely met a stranger and was always available to help a friend in need.

Major (Mrs) Janet Osa Somoye Rtd

Major (Mrs) Janet Osa Somoye Rtd (nee Usuanlele) was an amazing woman, a matriarch; indeed a power house. A sister, wife, mother, grandmother, friend and confidant. A strict disciplinarian but loving and tender hearted. She always looked on the bright side of life and always had joy around that one could almost touch it; she made sure to spread this to everyone within her reach. She will be sorely missed by the lives she touched. Heaven gained an angel