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Sam Joshua Morgenstern
In Loving Memory With heavy hearts, we say goodbye to a remarkable young soul who left us far too soon. From the very beginning, his life was a journey across the world. Born into a life of discovery, he experienced different cultures and places that shaped his curious and open mind. In Singapore, he took his first steps into a wider world and even learned a bit of Chinese. Later, in Toronto, Canada, he built the strong foundation of his English and continued to grow into a thoughtful and intelligent young man. He was a boy who saw the world differently. The traditional school system did not always fit him, yet his curiosity and intelligence found their own path. He chose to learn in his own way, diving deeply into the subjects he loved. Mathematics, aerospace, military aircraft, and technical topics fascinated him – and in these areas, his knowledge was far beyond his years. He didn’t just learn; he understood, explored, and questioned. But alongside his brilliant mind, he carried a gentle and caring heart. He found joy in nature and in simple, meaningful moments. Whether working in the forest kindergarten, spending time with the scouts, or focusing quietly during archery with his father, he showed patience, dedication, and a deep connection to the world around him. He loved the water — the feeling of freedom, laughter, and lightness it gave him. Days at the pool, at the lake, or by the sea were among his happiest moments, filled with joy and carefree happiness. From early childhood on, he was never alone in his journey. By his side was Reese, the beloved family dog and loyal companion. Their bond was one of trust, comfort, and unconditional love. Now that Reese has also crossed the rainbow bridge this year, we take comfort in the thought that they are reunited again — together, as they always were. He leaves behind memories filled with curiosity, intelligence, kindness, and quiet strength. Though his time with us was far too short, the depth of who he was and the love he gave will remain forever. He will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and never forgotten.
ZIPPORAH JEROTICH KOSGEY
Mrs. Zipporah Jerotich Kosgey was a devoted wife, loving mother, and respected matriarch whose life was defined by faith, humility, and unwavering dedication to her family and community. As the wife of veteran statesman Henry Kiprono Kosgey, she stood steadfastly beside her husband throughout his distinguished public service career, offering strength, wisdom, and support. She was the cherished mother of Allan Kosgey, Charlene Kosgey, and former Emgwen Member of Parliament Alexander Kigen Kosgey. Remembered for her compassion, kindness, and nurturing spirit, Mrs. Kosgey touched countless lives and leaves behind a lasting legacy of love, service, and resilience. Her warmth, grace, and commitment to uplifting others will continue to inspire generations to come.
Julie Jones (nee Whittingham)
It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the passing of Julie Jones. She was a very much loved wife, daughter, sister, friend and colleague. Julie was kind, compassionate and deeply caring, with an unwavering commitment to patient care. An exceptional leader in Kent and Medway, she brought clarity, strength and humanity to everything she did, and was greatly valued by all who worked alongside her. Julie will be deeply missed by family, colleagues, system partners, and friends, and by all those whose lives she touched.
Philip Shields
Philip Shields was a devoted husband to his wife Lynette Shields for 46 years and father of 2 sons Levon and Lawrence Shields. He was very charismatic, well respected in his community and by his friends. He was born in Portsmouth, England and them moved with his parents to South Africa when he was a child. He became an apprentice jokey in Cape Town in his teens and landed up winning his first race at Durbanville on 22 June 1967 at the age of 18. He was an advid golfer who hit a hole in one on 6 May 1989 and had a handicap of 12 before he decided to retire from competitions and just played for the fun of it. When he retired as a regional manager he continued to play golf and having drinks and Braais. He will always and forever be loved by his family and all his friends.
Mildred O’Keeffe
Mildred O'Keeffe (nee Oliver) passed away in her sleep on June 9 2026, at the age of 95. Mildred was born on December 7, 1930, and spent a fondly and vividly recalled childhood in Cecil Street, Williamstown with her twin sister Frances (dec. 1995) and their parents Edith and James Oliver. She spent her teens and 20's enjoying days at the local beach, social events, picnics, dances and adventurous trips with the Christian Youth Club. Mildred married John O'Keeffe (dec. 1999) in 1955, and together they ran garages in South Melbourne and lived in Bay Street, Port Melbourne where they spent their early years with their three children in the close knit neighbourhood where everyone knew everyone. In 1972, the family relocated back to Mildred's beloved Williamstown where she spent the last 54 years of her life supported by her wonderful neighbours. She is survived by her children Terri, Kerryn and Sean and their partners Lance, David and Christina; her nine grandchildren Matthew, William, Alexandra, Georgia, Samuel, Kai, Sholeh, Jamie and Samara; and her many nieces and nephews. Her funeral mass will be held at St Mary's Church, Cecil Street, Williamstown at 1.00 pm Friday 26 June 2026, followed by a celebration of life at the Stags Head Hotel in Cecil Street at 2.30 pm.
Lynn Devison
Today we remember and celebrate a truly special woman whose passing came far too soon. Her unexpected loss has left an emptiness that words can never fully express, but her love and the memories she created will remain with us forever. She was a loving mother, a cherished mother-in-law, and a proud doggy grandmother. She had a warmth that made people feel welcome, a kindness that never went unnoticed, and a strength that carried her family through both life’s joys and challenges. She touched so many lives with her caring heart, daftness, generous spirit, and unwavering love for her family. Whether through her comforting words, her laughter, or the simple moments spent together, she made those around her feel valued and loved. Although our hearts are broken by her sudden passing, we take comfort in knowing that the love she gave will continue to live on in all of us. She leaves behind a legacy of compassion, resilience, and unconditional love that will never be forgotten. We will miss her every single day. We will miss her smile, her voice, her hugs, and the countless little things that made her who she was. While she may no longer be by our side, she will forever remain in our hearts, guiding us through the memories we treasure. As we remember and celebrate her life, we invite everyone whose life she touched to share their favourite memories, stories and photographs. Whether its a funny moment, a treasured memory, or simply a few words about what she meant to you, your contribution will help create a lasting tribute to the incredible person she was. Please take a moment to add your memories to our online memorial book, so together we can celebrate her life and ensure that her legacy lives on through the stories we will cherish forever.
Roland Schlott
Roland served with the Lutheran World Federation from September 2009 to January 2020, where he made an outstanding and lasting contribution to humanitarian work across Africa, the Middle East and Asia. As Regional Program Coordinator and later Global Humanitarian Coordinator, he played a key role in strengthening emergency response and in starting and sustaining operations in some of the world’s most challenging contexts
Dean Dashwood
Dean joined Juriba in October 2025 as a Senior Software Engineer and quickly became a valued member of the team, contributing to the Juriba KB project. He brought genuine enthusiasm to his work and clearly relished the challenges it offered. Throughout his time with us, despite undergoing treatment for cancer, Dean remained positive and committed. He will be remembered not only for his contribution, but for his resilience and quiet determination during difficult times. Dean was a respected colleague, and it was a privilege to have him as part of the Juriba community, however briefly. Our thoughts are with his wife, Mel, and his family and loved ones at this incredibly difficult time. He will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of working with him.
Johnson Kaise
In Loving Memory of Mr. Johnson Kaise, it is with deep sorrow and heartfelt sympathy, we mourn the passing of Mr. Johnson Kaise, beloved father to our dear class representative, Clara, who departed on the 23rd of this month. As classmates, friends, and well-wishers, we come together to honor his memory, celebrate his life, and stand in solidarity with Clara and her family during this difficult time. May this virtual condolence book serve as a space to share comforting words, prayers, memories, and messages of support. We pray that his soul rests in eternal peace and that Clara and her loved ones find strength, comfort, and healing in the love surrounding them. “Those we love never truly leave us; they live on in our hearts forever.”