Vind een herdenkingspagina
Zoek een herdenkingspagina op naam en laat een condoleance achter voor de familie, of deel een herinnering aan een dierbare.
4.385 herdenkingspagina's
Jennifer Riordan
Jennifer Riordan, 43, beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend, community and philanthropic leader--the list goes on and on--was called to her eternal resting place on April 17, 2018. She entered this world on November 11, 1974 in Burlington, VT, born to Peter and Joy. She moved to Albuquerque in 1994 with Michael, the love of her life, and together they began to invest in our community. She is survived by her husband, Michael Riordan; children, Averie and Josh; mother, Joy Lovejoy; father, Peter Guerin and stepmother Darcie; sister, Danielle Slocumb; and so many friends and family. Jennifer's glow inspired us all. Jennifer's vibrancy, passion, and love infused our community and reached across our country. Her impact on everything and everyone she touched can never be fully measured. But foremost, she was the bedrock of her family. She and Mike wrote a love story unlike any other. Her beauty and love is evident through her children. The family appreciates the outpouring of support from family, friends and our community.
Virginia Dodson
Virginia D. Dodson, 80, of Glen Mills, PA, passed away on Saturday, April 14, 2018 at LifeCare Hospital in West Chester, PA after a year-and-a-half battle with chronic illness. In addition to her parents, Robert D. and Maggie R. Dodson; Virginia was preceded in death by her sister Jean Dodson; three brothers Clyde J. Dodson, Sr., Anthony Dodson, and Wayne Dodson; and a niece Katrina Y. Hayes. Virginia was a member of Mayo Missionary Baptist Church in Ridgeway, VA where she maintained her membership permanently. She was a devoted daughter, sister, aunt, and partner. She was one of the kindest, most caring and generous people ever---always giving to others whose loving spirit will be greatly missed. Virginia attended the public schools in Henry County, Virginia where she graduated as valedictorian of her class from George Washington Carver High School in Fieldale, Va. in 1958 earning a full college scholarship. After high school she attended Virginia Union University in Richmond, Va. where in 1962 she earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration. After graduation she became employed at the university and worked there until 1968. After leaving Virginia Union University, she attended New York University in New York, New York where she obtained a Master of Arts degree in Accounting and Finance. She then worked at several corporations in New York finally settling at Morgan Schiff---an investment brokerage firm---as Operations/Financial Manager. She remained employed there until retirement in 2010. Since 2010, she lived at her home in Glen Mills, Pa. Virginia leaves to cherish her memory: her life partner James E. Perry of Glen Mills, PA.; one brother, Larry D. Dodson, Sr. (wife Marie) of Stoneville, NC.; two sisters, Geneva A. Turner (husband Linwood) of Silver Spring, MD.; and Clara M. Hayes (husband Stafford) of Ridgeway, VA.; two sisters-in-law and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives and friends.
Gloria Jones
Beloved mom of Richard, Adrian and Simon, doting nanny to Elsie, Ben, Daniel and Poppy, and dear sister to David. Gloria was a devoted public servant who worked in youth and community service for 40 years and then continued to help others by volunteering with the Dudley Citizens Advice service after her retirement. She loved singing with the In Sound Company Choir and, of course, spending time with her family especially her beloved grandchildren.
Alex Stegeman
Alex, een prachtmens met een hart van goud en boordevol creativiteit. Sociaal en hartelijk. Integer, trouw, een man van zijn woord. Een lieve zoon voor zijn ouders; nu bijna 26 jaar samen met Soenita en trotse vader van Aisha en Yanick die zijn alles waren. Samen uit eten met en de knuffels van Aisha en trainen van en met Yanick; Alex leefde intens zijn leven en genoot vooral van zijn gezin. Beschermend wanneer het moeilijk werd, hield hij hen vast. Behulpzaamheid was op Alex' lijf geschreven: Iedereen was welkom bij hem, mocht mee-eten en kon op zijn hulp rekenen. Alex zette zich met hart en ziel in als safety engineer in zijn eigen bedrijf @stex.nu en als docent/examinator/lotus bij Vereniging Lotus Nederland (Landelijke Opleiding Tot Uitbeelden Slachtoffer). Zijn onvermoeibaarheid was ook terug te zien in zijn sportieve leven bij IJsvereniging Alblasserwaard en Skeeler Vereniging Sliedrecht: Zelfs toen hij ziek werd, ging hij ook hier zoveel mogelijk door, met schaatsen, skeeleren, racefietsen en het coachen van zijn zoon erin. Daarnaast ging hij vastberaden door met het in elkaar zetten van schaats- en skeelerkleding voor zijn zoon. Hij vergat in zijn enthousiasme wel eens zijn eigen grenzen maar Alex was nu eenmaal een doorzetter. Alex had nog zoveel om voor te leven en was nog zoveel van plan.....het werd hem helaas niet gegund......
Mojisola Idris
Moji exuded an energy that was infectious and a heart warming smile that endeared her to many. She persevered during challenging times and excelled in her professional career. She loved God passionately as seen in her commitment to the church and gave of her time in service to the community.
Robert N. "Bobby" Spurrier Jr.
Robert “Bobby” Spurrier, 55, of Myrtle Beach, SC passed away on Sunday, March 4, 2018 at Embrace Hospice House of Horry County. He was born April 12, 1962 in Charlotte, NC to the late Robert N. Spurrier Sr. and Blandina (Ward) Spurrier. He graduated from East Mecklenburg High School and then from Appalachian State University. He was a proud member of the Charlotte Fire Department for twenty years before relocating to Myrtle Beach. Bobby loved his children, Kelsey Spurrier, Kiersten Spurrier, and Robert N. Spurrier III. He also loved the beach, listening to music turn way up, and riding in his Jeep with the top down. Bobby is survived by his children and sister, Deborah Spurrier. The family wishes to acknowledge the compassion, care, and love of Bobby’s longtime friends and caregivers, including Paula Sawyer of Myrtle Beach, SC, and Lynn Sawyer of Myrtle Beach, SC. While Bobby was not in the care of Embrace Hospice House very long, the team’s immediate care and support was greatly appreciated by him and his family.
Barbara Bienfang
Barbara Ann Bienfang, 77 of Cedar Creek, Texas formerly of Lyons, Illinois passed Sunday, April, 1st , 2018, in Austin, Texas. Barbara (or “Barb”) was born in Chicago, Illinois on September 18th 1940, the daughter of Adam Edward “Ed” Szalkowski & Helen (Kuklinski) Szalkowski. She was a retired nurse of over 50 years serving at Golden Age Retirement Home in Lyons, Illinois, The British Home in Brookfield, Illinois, The Sisters of St. Joseph Motherhouse in LaGrange Park, Illinois as well as many others. Barbara volunteered for several years at BEDS PLUS in Chicago’s western suburbs, served as president of her local chapter of the Polish Women’s Alliance of America (now known as First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association) and founded and acted as president of Bastrop’s Bingo Club for a period of time . She was a member of Bastrop’s Senior Center as well. Barb belonged to the congregations of Zion Lutheran Church in Lyons, Illinois as well as Cedar Creek United Methodist Church in Cedar Creek, Texas. She liked the color purple,going out to eat, drawing flowers, doing Search-a-Word puzzles, and sending cards to those she cared about for special occasions or for no reason in particular. Barbara is survived by her blood relations: sister Jean Zurow, her children Darrell and Ramona Bienfang and her grandchildren Nicole and Leeann Bienfang as well as extended family. Ms. Bienfang was preceded in death by both her parents, and her ex-husband Wilbur Bienfang. No memorial service or public viewing will be held. Condolences may be sent to P.O. Box 854 Cedar Creek, TX 78612.
Jewell Mae Hetland
Jewell was born on July 13, 1920, in Wilsall, Montana, to Louis Leon Parrent and Ada Barto Parrent. She attended Wilsall schools through High School and then attended Bible School in Chicago, Illinois for two years. She graduated in 1939, returning to Wilsall where she married Pete Hetland. Pete and Jewell ranched in Wilsall, three miles south of town. They had seven children with an 18 year age span. The family moved to Renton, Washington in 1960. She is survived by children Gloria Wilson, Karen Jones, Linda Kaye, Connie Russell, Shirley Parrott and Bob Hetland. Son, Arthur Hetland, passed away in 2008. Jewell and Pete and their family attended Renton Highlands Community Church. Jewell was a highly-talented woman and an extremely dedicated Mother. She enjoyed sewing beautiful clothing, gardening, cooking, canning, embroidery, knitting, crocheting and painting. Jewell loved children and was blessed with 7 children, 20 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren.
Joan Crowell
A true Renaissance woman, Joan was a free-spirited lover of the arts and perpetual learning, her vivid imagination enabling her to create art with anything found at hand. Attesting that music had saved her life, she shared this love with all her children and grandchildren. Travelling extensively, often unaccompanied from England to Greece, Egypt, Australia the Caribbean & Brazil, she lived independently with quiet discipline & daily exercise on bicycle and in water. Lover of nature, she loved to paint the ocean surf and numerous wall murals. Her fine wit and gracious manners were inspiring to all who met her. She considered others before herself and was by nature generous. She savoured every meal she didn't have to cook and described them with the most wonderful adjectives. Sadly missed by family and friends, may her spirit soar with the grace of an eagle.
