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Colin William Graham
We honor and celebrate a truly extraordinary man whose impact on the world cannot be measured by titles, achievements, or years alone, but by the countless lives he touched along the way. Born in Stirling, Scotland, he carried with him a warmth, wisdom, and generosity that made a lasting impression wherever life took him. His journey led him to the University of Aberdeen, where he earned his law degree and, perhaps more importantly, met the love of his life and soulmate, Sue. From that moment on, they built a life grounded in love, partnership, and unwavering devotion to one another. To know him was to have a friend. He possessed a remarkable gift for connecting with people, making friends with everyone he met. Whether through a meaningful conversation, a shared laugh, a thoughtful word of encouragement, or simply his genuine interest in others, he made people feel valued and seen. He never met a stranger, only future friends. As a husband and father, he was the embodiment of love, strength, and dedication. His family was always at the center of his heart. He loved deeply and wholeheartedly, and the pride he felt for his family was evident in all that he did. His partnership with Sue was a beautiful example of enduring love and companionship, a bond that inspired everyone fortunate enough to witness it. Life did not spare him from hardship. He endured profound pain and loss throughout the years, facing challenges that would have diminished many. Yet even in the face of adversity, he met life with courage, grace, and resilience. His strength was never loud or boastful. It was quiet, steady, and deeply admirable. Through life's most difficult moments, he taught others what perseverance, humility, and hope truly look like. Professionally, he dedicated 25 years to Nike, where he earned the respect and admiration of colleagues across the organization. He was more than a leader. He was a mentor, a trusted advisor, and a friend. His wisdom guided many, his generosity lifted others, and his integrity set a standard that people aspired to follow. He believed success was measured not only by what you accomplish yourself, but by how many people you help along the way. Those who worked with him remember his thoughtful counsel, his calm perspective, and his ability to bring out the best in those around him. Those who knew him personally remember his kindness, gentle spirit, and authentic warmth. Everyone remembers feeling better for having spent time with him. He also knew how to enjoy the simple pleasures of life. He appreciated a good beer, a fine wine, and a well-earned whiskey shared among friends. These moments reflected what mattered most to him: connection, conversation, laughter, and the joy of being together. His legacy lives on in the lessons he taught, the people he mentored, the love he gave, and the friendships he cultivated. The positive impact he made extends far beyond what any of us can fully see. It lives in the hearts of family members who cherished him, friends who relied on him, colleagues he inspired, and countless others whose lives were made brighter because they knew him. While we mourn his loss, we are grateful for the gift of his life. We celebrate a man who was wise, generous, kind, and gentle. A devoted husband to his beloved Sue. A loving father to Tom. A trusted leader and mentor. A loyal friend. A good human being in every sense of the phrase. His was a life of purpose, compassion, and love. And although he is no longer with us, the example he set and the memories he leaves behind will continue to guide and inspire us for years to come. May we honor him by carrying forward the kindness, generosity, and humanity he so effortlessly shared with the world. "The measure of a life is not in the years we live, but in the lives we touch. By that measure, his was a life beyond measure."
Jane Wandera
Jane Wandera passed away on Friday July 10th 2026 after a long illness bravely borne. She was a caring and loving wife to the late Mzee Dickson Wandera and an adoring mother to Hannington, Elizabeth, the late George, Lily, Emily, the late Deborah, Phanice, the late Andrew and Daniel. Mother-in-law to Peninah, Apollo, Edward, Shade and Emma. She was a doting grandmother to Yolanda, Kevin, Maureen, Shadrack, Sandra, Ben, Alfred, Albert, Noella, Anderson, Solomon, Samson, Salome, Natasha, Chantelle, Kieron, Mawenzi and great-grandmother to Jalen, Zo, Hazel and JJ. She came from a very large family and was a sister to many as well as a loving aunt to many nieces and nephews, all of whom will deeply miss her kindness, wisdom, generosity and unwavering love. She will be laid to rest on 25th July at her home in Bukiri Village, Samia Location. May her gentle soul rest in peace.
Patricia Cooper
Patricia Cooper will be remembered as a remarkable woman whose courage, kindness, and unwavering dedication left a lasting impression on everyone privileged to know her. As a Customer Service Professional in Amplia's BPO Contact Centre, Patricia exemplified professionalism, discipline, and commitment every single day. Affectionately known by her colleagues as "Sergeant Major," she earned that title through her exceptional work ethic, reliability, and steadfast devotion to her team and the customers she served. Beyond her professional contributions, Patricia's greatest legacy was her strength of character. During her courageous journey with breast cancer, she became a passionate advocate for early detection, bravely sharing her personal story during Amplia's Pinktober Breast Cancer Awareness initiatives. Even in the midst of her own challenges, she chose to encourage and educate others, hoping her experience would inspire women to prioritize their health. That selfless act speaks volumes about the compassionate person she was. Above all, Patricia was a loving mother, a cherished colleague, and a loyal friend whose warmth, resilience, and quiet strength touched countless lives. We invite you to honour Patricia's memory by sharing your messages, memories, and condolences. Your heartfelt tributes will be presented to her family as a reminder of the profound impact she made on her Amplia family and the many lives she inspired.
Anna Buchanan
Anna Buchanan, 69, of Binghamton, NY, passed away peacefully on July 9, 2026. She was born on August 10, 1956, and lived a life filled with love, laughter, family,and unforgettable memories. Anna was born into a large and loving family to her parents, Anna Magerko Rafferty and Michael Rafferty, both of whom predeceased her. She grew up surrounded by the love of her siblings: sister Katie Pacheco and her late husband, Dr. Jose Pacheco; brother Michael Rafferty and his wife Hope Rafferty; brother George Rafferty, who predeceased her; and brother David Rafferty and his wife Gail Rafferty. Anna was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and friend. She leaves behind her loving husband, William Buchanan jr; her son, Shawn O’Neil; her stepdaughter, Michelle Fuller; her grandchildren, Shawneica Ciulla and her husband Nathan ciulla , and Brayden O’Neil; and her step-grandchildren, Aniastanya Raines, Alliyah Wormuth, and Jeffrey Fuller. She also leaves behind many extended family members and friends who will forever cherish the memories they shared with her. Anna devoted 25 years of her life working at Walmart as a cashier, where she truly loved her job and the people she met along the way. She was known throughout the Walmart community as “Coupon Anna” because of her passion for finding deals, clipping coupons, and helping others save money. For Anna, couponing wasn’t just a hobby — it was a way of life. She loved teaching others how to find the best deals and sharing her knowledge with everyone around her. Even after spending many years working at Walmart, Anna still loved visiting the store to see what new deals she could discover. Shopping, saving, and sharing her finds brought her so much joy. Anna was known for her fun, vibrant personality and her ability to make life more enjoyable. She loved music and could often be found in her car singing along and enjoying her favorite songs. Her playlist was as colorful and energetic as she was — one moment she might be singing along to “Girl on Fire” by Alicia Keys, and the next she would be dancing and having fun with “Don’t Cha” by the Pussycat Dolls. She brought laughter, excitement, and happiness wherever she went. Anna’s bright spirit, kindness, humor, and love for life will be deeply missed by all who knew her. Though our hearts are broken, we will continue to celebrate the joy she brought into our lives and the many memories she left behind. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, July 18, 2026, 1-4pm at Cross Roads of Life Church, 18 Exchange Street, Binghamton, NY 13901. Family and friends are invited to come together to celebrate the beautiful life of Anna Buchanan.
Steven Andrew Crawford
Steven lived life to the fullest and embraced every moment until he could no longer. An optimist who loved nothing better than a good meal in good company, Steven's most common expression "absolutely fantastic!" epitomized how he enjoyed life. It was his enthusiasm for life that helped him fight his battle with metastatic melanoma for almost 6 years and allowed him to be back in the comfort of his and Nelly van de Kimmenade’s home with the 3 dogs for his final days. Born in Lisbon, raised in Edinburgh, and resident in the Algarve since 1984, Steven and Nelly enjoyed over 40 years together – from friendship, companionship and later married in December 2024. Together, they became a legend. Over the years, friends of family and friends of friends became part of their web of famous lunches and other outings. And together they enjoyed their daily lunches, walking their dogs, travel, and lots of conversation. Their banter helped keep Steven going – and their relationship unique. Steven was loyal to his friends and family. He is survived by his sister Gillian with whom he travelled to numerous parts of Europe, the US and South Africa either to visit family, friends or to simply travel. Both enjoyed history, politics and movies – conversation between the 2 was never dull. As a loyal friend, Steven was generous in every sense of the word and could always to be counted on to help others. His friendships were numerous, some dating back to his very early childhood, and he always remained in touch. Steven was avidly interested in history, culture and politics, football and rugby, was extremely knowledgeable and had an incredible memory for facts. His absence leaves a huge void in the life of all those who knew him well. He will be deeply missed; especially by his wife Nelly van de Kimmenade, his sister, Gillian Crawford, Nelly’s daughters, son-in-law and grandchildren, his dear friends, extended family and all those whose lives he touched, as well as their 3 dogs, Kiki, Mika and Pico. A celebration of life will be held at a later date for friends and family from nearby and faraway can join in remembering Steven. The date and location will be announced as soon as possible.
Phil Atkinson
Phil Atkinson was an exceptional colleague and a cherished friend to many. Known for his kindness, professionalism, and generosity of spirit, Phil was respected and admired by everyone who had the pleasure of working with him. He approached every challenge with enthusiasm, positivity, and a smile, inspiring those around him through both his dedication and his character. Phil's loss is felt deeply across eir Business, particularly by those fortunate enough to have worked closely with him. He will be remembered with great fondness and missed immensely.
Hannah Waithera Mwangi
Every life leaves echoes — in the people it touched, the moments it shaped, the love it gave without asking for anything back. Cûcû Wakibûi's echoes live in you. Perhaps it's the way she looked at you. A lesson she taught without saying a word. A meal, a prayer, a laugh you can still hear if you close your eyes. Whatever she left with you, we invite you to leave it here — a photo, a memory, a few words. Not for her to see, but for us. So that her story is told not by one voice, but by all of ours together.
Samuel Ebie
Dr Samuel Ebie was a Lecturer in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Swansea University's School of Management, where he had taught and mentored students since 2017. Before Swansea, he built entrepreneurship centres at universities in Nigeria and lectured at Glamorgan Business School. Colleagues and students remember him as a passionate, dedicated teacher whose research spanned entrepreneurship, SMEs, and innovation management.
Jeff Littlefield
It is with deep shock and sadness that we share the passing of SFO's Chief Operating Officer, Jeff Littlefield. Jeff was the heart and soul of SFO and he cared deeply for the entire airport community. His daily terminal walks to check on the well-being of staff, passengers, and the facility shaped how we operate as an organization, putting people and their safety and security first. Jeff was a steadfast champion for our employees. He believed that a great airport begins with the people who make it extraordinary every day. He was a passionate advocate for employee engagement, equity, and belonging, and he supported the growth of our Employee Resource Groups as spaces where staff could connect, lead, and thrive. He also served as a trusted mentor to many, generously sharing his time, wisdom, and encouragement with colleagues across the organization and the transportation industry. Jeff was the consummate professional who represented SFO at countless events, openings, parades, airline meetings and wherever aviation, culture and food were being celebrated. His unwavering dedication to operations behind the scenes ensured that the Airport ran smoothly; no problem was too small for Jeff’s care and attention. At his core, Jeff was an exceptional human whose humility and unwavering commitment to SFO leaves an indelible and meaningful mark on all who had the privilege of knowing him. He will be deeply missed. Please take the time you need to process this sad and difficult news. The City offers an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) to help support you during this unexpected loss. Guidance consultants are available 24 hours a day to provide free and confidential resources as we process this loss. The EAP can be reached at 628-652-4600. The Airport will also provide time to come together to celebrate Jeff’s life and legacy. We send our sincere condolences to Jeff’s beloved family and to you, his colleagues, friends, and everyone whose life he touched.
Matt Bancroft
We were devastated to learn of the sudden passing of our much-loved colleague and friend, Matt Bancroft. Matt, who was our Mechanical Team Leader in our Vital Services Estates team, was a familiar friendly face to so many colleagues across our Children’s Hospital. During his 11 years with us, he was known as an excellent communicator – a genuine ‘go to’ person who was an important link with clinical teams for so many important projects. He was also loved for his sense of humour and for the way he worked with people. Away from work, Matt was a was a cherished grandfather and father, as well as a huge football fan, in particularly his beloved Liverpool FC. Some of us will know his son and “best mate” Billy, who is an electrician in our Estates team. They travelled to work daily together from their Derbyshire homes. In line with Matt’s love of The Reds, they would both regularly say “You’ll Never Walk Alone” to each other as a sign of support and affection. Matt is someone who will be remembered forever at BWC.
