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Lauren Hayes
Lauren, a cherished wife, daughter, and colleague, will be deeply missed. She leaves behind a legacy marked by brilliance, boldness, and the thousands of talented consultants she mentored. The Cleveland Office will always remember Lauren for her fearless advocacy of her BA/Cs and her hometown, embodying the spirit of both our city and our firm.
Bourbon Wizard AKA "Lil Bit" Brooks
This big, beautiful, curious upcoming Irish Warmblood event horse, lovingly part of "Team Orange" will be deeply missed. Out of the amazing mare Eloise, this homebred goal was cherished from his first moment. Please help us send condolences to the Brooks family and honor the memory of this beloved gelding.
Daniel Lapierre
Dan Lapierre was a professional drummer from Halifax, NS, Canada and travelled the world playing in rock bands. He was a multi-talented instrumentalist and could knock out a riff on pretty much any instrument. Dan eventually settled in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and became a much-loved music teacher in international schools when he wasn't entertaining audiences from the stage. Dan left us too soon in April 2025. He will be missed by his students, colleagues, and his family and friends all over the world - especially in Canada and in Malaysia.
Grizzly Griffin
This is a space to honor the life of Grizzly, who endured more and loved harder than anyone. In his six years with us, Grizz traveled to 32 states, dipped his belly in countless bodies of water, scratched his back on many a couch and patch of grass, and guarded his rubber balls proudly. He had the soul of a man who lived many lives before this one, and he will forever be by our sides. Please share your fond memories and kind words for Grizzly here so we can revisit them often. Thank you for loving him.
Jenny Wiagañmiu Irene Miller
Jenny Irene Miller, known by her Iñupiaq name Wiagañmiu, was born on March 14th, 1988 in Sitnasuaq (Nome, Alaska) and her family is from Kinigin (Wales). Jenny is the daughter of Charlotte Miller (Charlotte's partner is Jeff Newbauer) and is the sister of Andrew Jake Miller. Her great grandparents were Helen and Willie Senungetuk (her Ahka and Adada). Her grandparents were Cora Olson and her husband Larry Olson (Grammy and Grampy), and Emily and Hank Miller. Her aunties and uncles are Leah Warburton, Cynthia Williams, Laura Olson, Kathy and Wayne Horton, Eric Olson, Sharon Simko, Jeanie Taylor, Marsha Staggs, the late Johnny Miller, Teresa, Wayne Miller, and Tony Miller. Jenny's family is large, including many cousins who grew up together like siblings. Jenny's wife is Nora Gecan.
Ellen Mangwane
It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that we mourn the passing of our dear colleague and friend, Ellen. For almost 15 years, Ellen was an integral part of our company—a true professional whose dedication, warmth, and unwavering work ethic left a lasting mark on all of us. She was more than just a colleague; she was a mentor, a friend, and a source of constant support and positivity. Whether through a helping hand, a thoughtful conversation, or the pride she took in her work, her presence uplifted those around her. We are grateful for the many years we shared with Ellen, and her memory will continue to inspire us. Our deepest condolences go out to her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her. Ellen, you will be greatly missed but never forgotten.
Terence "Terry / TJ" JACKSON
Born on a historic Sunday in 1963 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., Terry entered the world during the fervor of the Civil Rights movement, a era that subtly shaped his lifelong commitment to community and leadership. He was the beloved son of the late Thomas "Tommy" Leroy Jackson, a decorated military administrator in the U.S. Armed Forces, whose career spanned continents, and Mary Lou Barber Jackson, a retired Professor of English Literature, whose passion for language and storytelling became foundational to Terry’s own charismatic persona. Terry’s childhood was a tapestry of global experiences as he absorbed the culture of France and Germany, navigated the bayous of Louisiana and the Bay Area of California before settling in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area for high school. At DeMatha Catholic High School in Hyattsville, Maryland USA, he emerged as a towering figure, both literally and figuratively, excelling as a scholar-athlete whose intellect and athleticism set him far apart. Standing out as a defensive lineman, he earned accolades on two scholastic All-America teams and balanced his gridiron dominance with participation in the prestigious U.S. Senate Page Program, where he absorbed the intricacies of governance beneath the U.S. Capitol dome. His academic brilliance secured him a full football scholarship to Stanford University, where he majored in Electrical Engineering, a discipline that married his analytical mind with his love for innovation. Over four years, he maintained Academic All-American status while anchoring Stanford’s football team, a feat that cemented his reputation as a rare blend of brawn and brilliance. In 1983, he further etched his name in history by founding the Lambda Nu chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., fostering brotherhood and service on Stanford’s campus. Terry’s professional football career began with the Oakland Invaders of the USFL in 1985, later transitioning to the NFL as a defensive force for the San Diego Chargers and San Francisco 49ers. Beyond the roar of stadiums, he championed community causes, notably serving as President of San Jose’s Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge No. 522 in 2015, where he spearheaded initiatives to uplift marginalized families and honor veterans. He was also a Chapter Officer at the Scottish Rite Knights of St. Andrew in San Jose, California, which is a fraternal organization associated with the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. Those who knew Terry will remember his magnetic charisma as a man whose baritone laughter and vivid storytelling could command any room. He channeled his creativity into mastering the baritone saxophone, losing himself in the pulsing rhythms of D.C.’s Go-Go music and crafting culinary masterpieces for loved ones. A connoisseur of automobiles and motorcycles, he reveled in the artistry of engines and open roads, yet, above all, he was a devoted father, son and brother, who was nurturing, fiercely protective, and unwavering in his loyalty. His intuitive nature and emotional depth made him a confidant to many, while his insistence on individuality inspired others to embrace their authenticity. Terry’s legacy lives on through his 3 children: two daughters Bekka Xiomara Jackson (California USA), and Mary Angela Jackson (The Philippines) and his one son Christopher Adams (California USA). He was also survived by his cherished mother, Mrs. Mary Lou Barber Jackson and three brothers: Thomas Louie Jackson (Ohio USA), M’zée Fula Ngenge (Republic of Angola) and Jahmal Abdul Jackson (Washington, District of Columbia USA), and several nieces and nephews. A public memorial celebrating Terry’s extraordinary life was held on Sunday, July 6th, 2025. For access, visit the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ECgmil0F5Y In Treasured Memory of Terence "Terry/T.J." JACKSON
Ranjit Bhanubhai Patel
Our beloved husband, father and grandfather passed away peacefully on Tuesday 22nd April after a short battle with cancer. Ranjit was a kind, generous, warm-hearted and gentle soul who will be greatly missed by all family and friends. He loved music, dancing and always thought of others first, giving a lot of his time volunteering in the community and for charitable causes. As a family we have been comforted by all the stories of how his help and friendship was appreciated by so many whose lives he touched. It would be great to capture these all in one place. Please post your memories, photos, stories and messages of condolence here. Urvashi, Jalpa, Pritesh, Dipesh, Trishna, Saanvi, Roshni, Shayan and Mila xxxx
Ruth Laufer
Ruth Laufer first set foot in Indonesia in 1963, carrying with her a vision that would blossom into a legacy. She came not for comfort or recognition, but to pour herself into the hearts of children and to help shape their faith in Jesus Christ. In 1971, she was joined by Anny Dyck, a faithful friend and partner in ministry. Together, Ruth and Anny became a remarkable team—developing Sunday School curriculum, ministering to children across the vast Indonesian archipelago, training countless teachers, and teaching in Bible schools. Their work laid the foundation for generations of children to come to know Christ personally. But Ruth's calling didn’t stop there. In 1989, God gave her a new vision—one that led her to Hong Kong. There, she continued the ministry of curriculum development, this time expanding it into English and Mandarin. Through teacher training and partnerships, Ruth's influence reached into Malaysia, China, India, Vietnam, Ghana, and beyond. Her humble obedience echoed far and wide, touching lives on multiple continents. After 15 fruitful years in Hong Kong, Ruth returned to her homeland of Germany. Yet, even in what some might consider the later chapters of life, Ruth’s fire for the Lord and her passion for the next generation burned just as brightly. Back in Germany, she embraced a dream that had long lived in her heart: to write a Bible study curriculum specifically for pre-teens—an age often overlooked, but so crucial in shaping faith. Ruth was not just a teacher or a curriculum writer. She was a spiritual mother, a mentor, a servant of Christ. Her life reminds us that true greatness is found in serving others and remaining faithful to God's call—wherever it may lead. Though we grieve her passing, we celebrate a life fully lived for the glory of God. Ruth Laufer ran her race well. And today, we can almost hear the words of her Savior: "Well done, good and faithful servant." Thank you, Ruth. Your legacy will continue to shine through every child who learned to love Jesus because of your obedience.