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Mr Segun (Kehinde) Lanlehin
Mr Segun (Kehinde) Lanlehin sadly passed away on Christmas eve 24.12.2017 Mr Segun had been unwell for some time but persevered to fight back from ill health until the death of his beloved wife proved too heavy a burden. It was a bond that was too strong to be broken so now they rest together in the presence of the Almighty God
Thea Verkaart - van Benthem
Thea groeide op in de Benedenstad, als kruideniersdochter. Bij het uitgaan leerde ze haar grote liefde Cor kennen, met wie ze trouwde in 1963. In haar volwassen leven was zij vooral de geweldige echtgenote van Cor, een moeder voor wie haar kinderen alles waren en de kleinkinderen die later geboren werden, waren haar oogappels. Thea was een bijzondere vrouw in al haar eenvoud. Ze was attent en lief, dacht altijd eerst aan anderen en dan pas aan zichzelf. Voetbal was haar grote hobby, of het nu was als leidster bij DVE of later als supporter bij haar kleinkinderen of op de tribune bij NEC. Ook op tv heeft Thea vele wedstrijden bekeken. Thea heeft haar wedstrijd gespeeld, met alles wat ze in zich had, tot op het allerlaatst en met alles wat erbij hoorde. Ze heeft gewonnen en verloren, soms gescoord, af en toe buiten spel gestaan, is geblesseerd geraakt en weer hersteld. Thea heeft hard gestreden maar heeft de wedstrijd tegen haar ziekte niet mogen winnen. Wij zullen haar missen. Wij zullen ons Thea blijven herinneren om de krachtige en geweldige vrouw die zij was. De manier waarop zij in het leven stond zal ons altijd tot voorbeeld blijven.
Mrs Elfrida (Tosan) Lanlehin
Mrs Elfrida (Tosan) Lanlehin sadly passed away after a long fight with cancer on the 17th December 2017. Strong in her faith, Sister Tosan found strength and refuge in the heavenly father right to the end. Even in sickness Sister Tosan was looking after others and was always checking up to see if her Husband (Brother Segun) as well as other family members were ok. Sister Tosan, died peacefully in her sleep and will continue to be at peace in the presence of the Almighty God.
Mike Jankowski
It is with great sadness that the family of Michael “Mike” Jankowski, 60, announces his passing on Friday, December 8th, 2017 among his close friends and family. Mike was born on October 28th, 1957 in Buffalo, NY. He was a member of the Air Force from 1977 – 1983, served in the FBI from 1983-1986, before finding his passion as a science teacher in Buffalo Public Schools, where his students adoringly called him “Mr. J”. Mike was always ready for life’s adventure, he enjoyed traveling, skiing, scuba diving and photography. He was a BMW and Formula One enthusiast and kitchen and grill aficionado. Mike’s family and friends will forever miss his caring heart, outgoing personality and his mischievous grin. Mike is survived by his loving partner, Linda; his step-children, Jill (Kyle) Jones, Megan (Corey) Kadish and Nicole Sievert; his sister Kathy (Tom) Graham; his nephews David and John Graham; and his beloved cats, Callie and Sheeba. Mike will always be remembered by his Uncle Roger (Judy) McGill; and Cousins Roger, Kevin and Brian McGill. From his love of science, Mike decided to donate his remains to the University of Buffalo Anatomical Gift Program. Please share any fond memories, personal stories and condolences for the family on this site. A celebration of Mike’s life will be held in the spring.
Leonard Tatum
Leonard Tatum was a great man who be greatly missed! A loving husband for over 60 years to Mary, a devoted Father to Lynda and Glen, and a dear Father-in-Law to Thomas and Pamela. A proud PopPop to Megan (Jesse),Tom, Felycia (Kevin), Hannah, Jacob, Robby (Ashley) and Katie. He became a Great Grandfather in recent years to Kiyah, Mia, and to Paisley & Jack.
John Collinson
John was born on June 21, 1946, the eldest child of John H. and Lillian M. (Chalupsky) Collinson. He attended Atlantic High School and Omaha Art Institute and served two tours of duty in the Viet Nam war. John was a type setter for Tama News Herald and worked at Tama Papermill before moving to Ontario to own/operate Mylie’s, a fishing /hunting resort on Lake of the Woods. John returned to the states in 1991 to work as an over-the-road truck driver until his retirement. John married Dana McFate in 1971; they later divorced. He married Lynn Rochen in 2007; she preceded him in death in 2015. John is survived by siblings Joan Campbell, Jane (Matthew) McNeely, Jean (Larry) Jesse, Jim Collinson, Janet (Richard Carroll) Collinson, and Joel (Patsy) Collinson, 15 nieces and nephews and many great nieces and nephews. Following a private service, the ashes of John and his wife Lynn, will be laid to rest at Iowa Veterans Cemetery in Van Meter, Iowa.
Harold Crowell
Harold Doane Crowell died peacefully at age 90 on Nov 19, 2017. Predeceased by (parents) Harold & Bernice Crowell; (brother) Eric Crowell, born Shag Harbour. Survived by children, Richard (Patricia), Eric (Susan), Krisanne (Steve); grandchildren, Chris (Nira), Jeff, Tim, Brian & Nikita. Harold had a productive and fulfilling life. Best known as a forward thinker bringing innovative ideas to both work and family life. His career began as Director of Children’s Aid which he soon transformed to Family and Children Services in the town of Windsor. In Halifax, he became the first municipal Director of Social Services in Canada. Harold changed how North America and the world looked at poverty. During his 28 years with City of Halifax, he instigated and supported many organizations that transitioned vulnerable people from poverty or institutional care to independent living. Amongst those are: Vieith House, Adsum House and Stonehearth Bakery. He was most proud of HRDA (Metro Works) that created employment for people on social assistance which received an award for “Small and most innovative business” from the Halifax Chamber of Commerce. Experts came from around the world including Australia, Japan, Europe and USA to learn from his innovations. As a former director of The Halifax Assistance Fund, a Social Innovation Award was named in his honour in 2017. Harold loved the outdoors and was an avid naturalist. On Caribou Island he created an innovative cottage development model designed to instill in residents a respect for nature. As appointed “Mayor” of the Caribou Gardens Association, he is remembered for highbush blueberries, apple trees and lively conversations with its residents. He loved living within walking or biking distance of his family throughout his life. Through his mentorship, kindness and creativity he had a huge impact on many lives. Harold & family were grateful for those who continued to visit after he lost his mobility. Special thanks to Dr. Patricia Beresford who went above and beyond and the nursing staff at Parkland. He will be fondly remembered by his many friends and family. A celebration of his life service will be: Nov 29, 3:00,1st Baptist Church, 1300 Oxford St. Visitation November 28, 3:00-6:00, 1st Baptist Church In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Parkinson Canada. Online condolences: www.remembr.com/Harold.crowell
Paula Rouse
On Monday October 30 at approximately 2:00 pm Paula took her last breath. She leaves behind her two adult sons Ronald , his wife Karen, Gary, her grandson, Kyle , and her great granddaughter Avery Lynn. Her presence in each of our lives will be missed dearly. She spent 18 years at the Rotunda of Tyson's Corner where she met and cared for many wonderful people whom she considered to be part of her family.
