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Sergio Obando
Sergio joined QA in HE’s very early days, almost 7 years ago. He built a reputation as a multi-talented lecturer who taught a wide range of subject areas and always received exceptional feedback from his students both for his knowledge and patience. Sergio also managed the Ulster Graduate Certificate and developed a tremendous relationship with the University through his transparent and collaborative approach to managing the programme. Those who worked with Sergio directly, knew him to be a fantastic and supportive colleague who will be greatly missed. Sergio died on Saturday 23rd, having battled a long-standing health issue for over a year. He was supported by, and leaves behind wife, Susan, and their two young children.
Steve Beck
Remembering Steve, our colleague and friend. Remembering Steve, our colleague and friend. Steve joined QA almost four years ago and built a reputation as a great Learning Programme Director, specialising in developing PPM learning programmes and supporting clients to realise their capability improvement strategies. Feedback from his learners was tremendously positive, his energy and experience was present in all his interactions with our clients. Steve’s ability to engage with a client and take time to truly understand their objectives resulted in many successful long term client relationships. He will be sorely missed by all his colleagues, especially those he worked closely with in The Learning Consultancy and PPM community. Steve was diagnosed with a terminal condition just two weeks ago and doctors thought that he had a little more time. His death has therefore come as a real shock to his family. We are in touch with his wife Jackie – offering our support to her and her three children at this terrible time. At the request of Steve's family any donations to be kindly made to Help for Heroes - https://herofunds.helpforheroes.org.uk/In-Memory/stephenjbeck
Riny Cappel
Onze lieve zorgzame vrouw/moeder/oma die ons veel te plotseling heeft verlaten. We zouden het heel erg waarderen als je een anekdote (met foto?) achterlaat. Wij willen hier graag een herinneringsboek mee maken! Op 27 maart zullen we haar leven vieren om daarna afscheid te nemen. Iedereen die graag samen met ons haar leven wil gedenken is van harte welkom van 13.30 tot 15.30 in Beach Club Tien te Zandvoort. De kaart staat tussen de herinneringen (voor diegenen die hem niet ontvangen hebben)
Eileen Coogan
Eileen Marie O'Donnell Coogan died on March 16, 2019 surrounded by her family and friends after a long and brave battle with Multiple Myeloma. Eileen and Bob Coogan were married for 51 years and celebrated both their wedding anniversary as well as the day they met, December 3rd. Eileen embraced life and had many interests that she pursued with a generous and full heart. Above all, Eileen was an immensely loving and beloved wife, mother, and Nana. Eileen never sought to be the center of attention, and yet she was our rock, our compass, and our light. Memories of her warmth and humor, the blessing of her love, and the sound of her gentle Irish laugh will forever remain in our hearts. https://endurance.themmrf.org/2019NYCHalf/CarolineHess
Erica de Ruiter
Erica was born in Amsterdam as the middle of three children. After school, while the country was recovering from the Second World War, she studied at the Fine Arts School in Amsterdam, nowadays known as the Gerrit Rietveld Academy. From there she moved in the beginning of the 1950s to the town of Enschede, where she started as a designer in the flourishing textile manufacturing industry. There she had a successful career by exploiting her knowledge of both design and weaving techniques. Ten years later she moved back to Amsterdam (Amstelveen) where her two sons were born. However, her affection for technical weaving only increased during the years. Ever bigger and more complex looms entered the house. She loved to teach, private as well as professional, in weaving techniques and did so all around the world. Her last book 'Weaving on 3 shafts' (2017) was therefore also published in English and copies found there ways to weavers in many countries. Also, she adopted all benefits of modern communications by laptop, tablet and mobile phone and kept doing so until her last days. She died 88 years old among her closest family.
Fifth Jose Viktor Dela Cruz
Last February 20, 2018, we had a Bundle of joy who’s going to complete our Dela Cruz’s band of brothers, we have Thirdy, we also have Fourth and yes, for the completion, we then had FIFTH. This baby has brought our family happiness and sadness at the same time. He brought us into dredging state, from being confined to having NEONATAL PNEUMONIA, then misdiagnosis to having CONGENITAL ADRENAL HYPERPLASIA down to the last end, that is to having BILIARY ATRESIA. Last February 18, 2019, God has answered all our prayers, we’re able to bring FIFTH to India for LIVER TRANSPLANT. Who would’ve ever thought that on his 1st year birthday we’re celebrating it at the hospital but still, we’re blessed to have it done there because during that time, he’s still alive. Again, we’re in and out of the hospital because FIFTH is a ticking bomb, every waking day is a Blessing but then again, maybe God’s plan is Greater than ours, the day before his Liver Transplant procedure, he died. Yes, you’ve read that right, our son died and we as his parents fought for him until the end . On the very last drop of faith and hope, God took away our son. We cannot fathom the reason behind. To our FIFTH, there’s no other baby who’ll complete the Dela Cruz’s band of brothers unless it’s You again. You’ve embarked us unforgettable memory and you’ll surely missed. We Love you anak.
Troy Trombley
Troy A. Trombley, age 56, of Gardnerville, Nevada, died peacefully at his home overlooking the Sierra Nevada mountains on February 27th, 2019, due to complications from Multiple Sclerosis. He was born on August 14, 1962, in Plattsburgh, NY. Troy graduated from Mount Assumption Institute High School (Plattsburgh, NY) in 1980 and from Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, NY) in 1985. He had a successful career as a packaging engineer. He loved hiking the High Peaks in New York's Adirondack Mountains, the Green Mountains of Vermont, Maine's Acadia National Park, California's Yosemite National Park, and Wyoming's Grand Tetons. Troy is survived by a son (24) and daughter (21), his brother Douglas (Phyllis) from Woodbridge, VA, his sister Roxanne (Chris) Timberlake from Vienna, VA, his brother S. Michael (Barbara Hance) from Saranac, NY, and his grandmother Erma Ten Eyck from Quebec, Canada. He is predeceased by his father George Trombley, his mother Barbara (Ten Eyck) Trombley, and his grandfather John Ten Eyck. Interment will be in St. Peter’s Cemetery Columbarium in Plattsburgh, NY.
Toni Cumbo
Toni was a kind, caring and loving young man taken way too soon. He was fun to be with, always smiling and laughing. I could go on for days but his friends and family have their own memories, photos and condolence messages to share, over to you guys.... You will need the username & password if you want to upload pics and vids. Get in touch and I’ll gladly give them to you.
Balakrishna Somanath
Balakrishna Somanath had friends all over the world. He played the game of life with heart with full engagement and with love. Born in Kerala and after completing his MECHANICAL ENGINEERING along with being a cricketer, he then began his career in fabrication and inspections. Having worked at many companies like UDHE, GEA, etc he always gave his 200% effort to his work and also created friends and bonds where ever he worked. Post retirement he worked at recreating connections using Whatsapp and in the last 4 years managed to get back in touch with most of his people. The love, warmth, camadrie he shared with all whether relations, friends or colleagues was something that will be missed. He left for the heavenly abode on 20th January 2019 after suffering a massive heart attack and was cremated with hindu rituals where his mortal remains were confined to the flames on 21st January 2019 at 1430 hrs in Vadodara surrounded by loved ones. He is survived by wife Sushila, children shalini (and husband Prakash) Sanjeev (and wife swapna and kids mittu and meenu) and Sangeetha (husband Raghu and kid Kamya) a. Also survived are the memories in the thousands of hearts of people whom he touched with his brand of engagement, conversations and love.
Paula Rouss
Rouss, Paulina (Paula) passed peacefully on Friday, January 18th, 2019, after long struggle with Alzheimer’s Disease. She was born on October 15, 1934 in Vlaardingen, Holland to Paul and Adrienne Vandenberg. She leaves behind her loyal husband of 65 years, Anton Rouss and three loving children: Margaret Stinson (Dean Raynor), Paul Rouss (Lori Fearn-Rouss) and Janet Rouss, along with eight grandchildren: Summitt Rouss (Laurie McGregor), Kinsey Marshall; Simon, Aaron and Rachel Seligman, Julian Milne and, Beau and Hunter Raynor. Great Grandchildren, Eric, Vaughn and Felix. As well as, several surviving members of the Vandenberg family in Holland. We would like to thank the staff at the Michael Garron hospital in Toronto. Paula devoted her life to selfless caring of her family. As a loving wife and mother, she enjoyed gardening, cooking and baking. She filled everything with the most important ingredient – her love. She had an amazing sense of humour and an infectious smile. Paula had a generous spirit and, she radiated fairness and compassion. Both her inner and outer beauty will continue to bring us warm and vivid memories. She was a sweet, kind and friendly person, who will be a perfect angel. May she rest in peace. There will be a small gathering at my parent’s residences on Sunday, January 27, 2019, between 1-3pm at the Revera Living in Leaside at 10 William Morgan Drive, Toronto, ON M4H 1E7. If you are interested in being part of this celebration, please let us know by RSVPing here. In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to the Alzheimer Society of Toronto in honour of Paula Rouss. https://on.alz.to/site/Donation2?df_id=1780&mfc_pref=T&1780.donation=form1#buttonsection This photo was taken on Paula's 84th birthday last October. Her new puppy, Sandy, brought her so much happiness during the last months of her life. Thanks to 'Joy for All' Companions for creating this loving friend.
Roni Scheller
Ms. Ronell “Roni” Dawn Scheller (née Burgett) died as a result of ovarian cancer in her home alongside loved ones on January, 8 2019 in Chicago, Illinois at the age of 59. Roni is survived by her parents, Glenn and Patricia Burgett of Grand Rapids Michigan; children, Alexyn Scheller, 30, (Jen Scheller) of Richmond, Virginia, and Calla Scheller McLaughlin, 29, (Daniel McLaughlin) of Chicago, Illinois; and sisters Kyle Lagrois of Rochester Hills, Michigan, and Pamela Stanley of Asheville, North Carolina and beloved brother in law Marc Lagrois nephews Remy Lagrois, Christian Lagrois, David Stanley and niece Hannah Stanley. Roni was born on 12/22/1959 in Grand Rapids, Michigan to Glenn and Patricia Burgett. She graduated from Michigan State University in 1982 with a degree in Packaging Engineering. After living in several cities, she moved to New Jersey where she welcomed her two children, Alexyn Scheller and Calla Scheller. She prided herself on instilling creativity, hard work, and generosity into her children, and her children remember her as an incredibly driven, perseverant, and as a wonderful mother who encouraged them to follow their dreams. Roni was accomplished at packaging engineering and even had 3 patents to her name. She spent her time working internationally in Toronto, Canada and her favorite city of Istanbul, Turkey. She was a witty, hilarious, dedicated woman who loved her family, her MSU Spartans, and who was passionate about college sports, spending time with her family, and giving to others. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Culinary Cares. The donation page is at the bottom of this message. Condolences and memories can be sent to www.ronischeller.com. The family would like to thank the fine doctors and nurses of Northwestern Medical for their care and “never making her feel like a number.” Especially her Oncology team of Dr. John Lurarin, Karen Novak, Nancy Anderson, Drucella Stingley, Sarah Covet, and many others. Also all her friends, co-workers, and kind strangers who have helped her along her journey through life. A tribute video to her memory can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bli51Lz51Pc Donations to culinary care can be made in her name here: https://www.facebook.com/donate/1100343770137929/?fundraiser_source=external_url