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Les Little
Les Little (Washington). Died peacefully in hospital on 24th October 2017, aged 81 years, very much loved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle, and brother-in-law. Les was ‘Little’ by name but a man of huge stature who has fought a brave fight. He will be greatly missed by his family and his many friends.
Robert Ward
Robert "Bob" Ward, of Pembroke Pines, Florida, passed away Friday, October 20th, 2017. He will be remembered by his family and friends as a loving husband, father and family man. He loved life and lived it to the fullest. Bob had a great sense of humor and loved to make people laugh. He was an adventurer who traveled the world with his loving wife. Music, dancing, sports, golf and food were only a few of his passions. We ask for friends and family to share photos and stories celebrating Bob's remarkable life which can be shared during a celebration of his life planned for January 2, 2018.
William Mealer
Dr. William “Bill” Randall Mealer, of Bozeman, Montana, passed away peacefully at home with his family by his side on Sunday, October 15th, 2017. He will be remembered by his family and friends as a loving husband, father, and family man who devoted his life to twin callings - as a surgeon and as an outdoorsman. We ask for friends and family to share photos and stories celebrating Dr. Mealer’s remarkable life which can be shared during a celebration of Bill’s life planned for Summer 2018.
Andrew Kubala
Fun, loving, witty kind of guy. Who loved to bargain almost as much as he loved to argue. He loved to travel all around with his wife and cook with her. Andrew “Andy” O. Kubala died unexpectedly in Northside Hospital on October 8, 2017 in St. Petersburg, FL at the age of 78 following complications after surgery. Andy is survived by his loving wife Debbie Anderson, daughters Julie (Scott) Daniels of Long Grove, IA; Carolyn (Daniel) Leyva of Valdosta, GA; Sandra (Aaron) Rotondaro of Zionsville, IN; Susan Winzer of New Tripoli, PA as well as 5 grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his parents Andrew and Gizelle Kubala and a daughter Nancy Kubala. Andrew was born on May 25, 1939 in Cleveland, Ohio to Andrew Kubala Jr. and Gizelle “Sally” Otis. He graduated from Fenn College/Cleveland State University in 1963 with a degree in Bachelor of Civil Engineering and Structural Engineering. He married Debbie Anderson on Feb. 14, 2017. Andy was President and founder of Waste Technology Inc for more than 20 years, performing environmental investigations and remediation for industrial giants including U.S Steel, EJ&E Railway, and USX realty development. He officially retired in August 2015 and enjoyed traveling with Debbie all over the US in their campers, skeet and trap shooting as well as cooking. A Toast for Andy is scheduled for Wednesday, October 11, 5pm-7pm at the house. All are welcome to attend and reminisce about Andy’s life. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to American Diabetes Association. Condolences can be sent to https://www.remembr.com/en/andrew.kubala. The family would like to thank Adrian, good friend and neighbor, for his unwavering support during this time.
Reginald Schaumans
We are deeply saddened by the loss of our beloved Reginald Senior Schaumans. A great tragedy and a great loss to our JCI organization, but first and foremost for his family and friends. His contribution and selfless leadership of the organization will remain engraved in our memories and the history of this organization for forever. Worldwide many young entrepreneurs and active citizens were inspired by his trainings and his leading by example that he showed in the various leadership roles he took up within our organisation. He was always there to give support and advice to everyone in his local chapter Brussel where he was still active as a senator but also on the regional, Belgian and worldwide level. Reginald was also an example on a professional level. Through his worldwide coaching and trainings he changed the lives of many of his coachees by changing the culture within the companies they work for. Our warmest thoughts go to all of his loved ones, especially his partner Conny, and their children and grandchildren. We hope they get some comfort knowing that Reginald will always hold a special place in the hearts and thoughts of people all over the world.
Ananda Gopal Mandal
Mr. Ananda Gopal Mandal was a very generous and polite person with a very kind heart. He was a High School Teacher of Bengali and History of Kotasur High School. He was a very generous person who would talk to everyone he meets and helps the ones in need. He was a very lovable family man. He cared about his family the most and loved them preciously. He was very simple and had no complex thoughts. He was always hated by his brother and father for no reason and he accepted his fate till the end. He was grieved by the lose of his elder daughter but later recovered from it by growing her daughter all by himself. He used to love eating foods and make everyone eat good food. He also used to love street food which lead to a heart attack which survived for a day but unfortunately lost the battle against it.. He was a very polite man. I Soumik used to call him Dadai and I and ma (Manasi) miss him everyday . I love you Dadai forever and always... Please come back.....
Alma Williams
Alma was born Alma Gray Salmon February 7, 1944 in Lumberton, NC. She graduated from Lumberton High School in 1962 and was married to a great man in 1963. She married a Purdue University engineering graduate and naval officer, Lieutenant Walter Kent Williams in 1963. After moving to ten different states from California to Connecticut in their first 8 years of marriage, Walter and Alma had three sons during the final days of Walter’s U.S Navy career and his first civilian job as an electrical engineer. Their sons remember Alma as a faithful and patient woman who had a loving but strict nature to encourage them to safely pursue their lifelong goals and passions in life.
James "Jim" John Lackett II
James "Jim" John Lackett II passed away peacefully surrounded by family in Austin, Texas, on Saturday, September 16, 2017. Jim is lovingly remembered by his father James; mother Noreen; brothers John (Eryn), Chris and Casey; sisters Kelli and Jill (Stephen Sherman); nieces Zoe, Eleanor and Anna; nephew Zachary; many relatives and a group of loyal friends. Jim was born in Laramie, Wyo., on May 21, 1968. He graduated from Catholic High School in Baton Rouge in 1986 and earned a B.A. in English and Classical Civilizations from LSU in 1990. Jim resided most recently in Austin, and previously in Baton Rouge; Franklin, La.; and Camano Island, Wash. He was a carpenter and house remodeler. A philosopher and creative writer, Jim loved analyzing life and inventing stories. A good debate and the challenge of a board game were a few of his favorite pastimes. He liked to travel, read, spend time in nature, and watch football games in good company. Always a gentleman, Jim will be remembered for his kindness and generosity to all. Very unique and engaging, Jim left an indelible impression on all who came to know him. A memorial service will be held at St. Aloysius Catholic Church, 2025 Stuart Ave., Baton Rouge, at 11 a.m. on Friday, October 6, 2017. Visitation will begin at 9:30 a.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society in Jim’s name online at www.cancer.org/involved/donate/memorial-giving.html or via mail to P.O. Box 22478, Oklahoma City, OK 73123.
Brenda Lehmann-Taffe
Brenda Carol Lehmann-Taffe, 73, passed away on September 13, 2017, in Olney, MD. Brenda was born in Port Chester, New York to Willenette Rollinson and Edward Davis on August 6, 1944. She went to high school at New Paltz Senior High and went on to earn a certificate in Licensed Practical Nursing from Albany School of Nursing. She was a hard-working individual who found nursing as a personal reward for over 50 years. Brenda also had a love for a variety of music, dancing, crafts, decorating and antiques. She enjoyed singing and loved to perform. When Brenda was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2012, she remained dedicated to her work and in her will to fight her illness. She remained a brave, iron-willed woman, even throughout her final days with family and friends. Overall, Brenda’s abiding love in God supported her in her struggle and ultimately gave her peace. Brenda is preceded in death by her father, Edward Davis and her mother, Willenette Rollinson. Brenda is survived by her children, Sean and Timothy Lehmann-Taffe; grandchildren, Maddison, Noah, and Jordan; as well as her brothers, Edward and Herbert Lehmann; nieces and nephews Greg, Kimberly, Pamela, Ed, Brent, Regina; and great-nieces and great-nephews DJ, Amaya, Eva, Ava, Addison and Jayden.