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Andy Nally
Our colleague Andy Nally recently passed, and we wanted to create a space for those who wish to leave their condolences and share memories of Andy. Andy worked at SLC for 11 years. Andy was one of a kind, very friendly and well known to colleagues throughout SLC. Andy was well known for not only going above and beyond his daily duties but for being there for everyone. Andy always took an interest in his colleague’s lives; he would put a smile on anyone’s face and always happy to help. Andy wasn’t just a colleague but a true friend to his team and colleagues throughout SLC. Andy impacted all our lives more than he will ever know and will be forever missed.
Mary Philomena McLaughlin (Nee O'Dwyer)
Mary's Funeral Details Friday 29th November 2024 Funeral Mass- 10am Our Lady of Lourdes - 141-143 High St, London W3 6LX Cremation Committal-12.40pm Mortlake Crematorium- Kew Meadows Path, Townmead Rd, London TW9 4EN Reception - 1.30pm Kew Gardens Hotel, 292 Sandycombe Rd, Richmond TW9 3NG
Bruce Pollock
Bruce Pollock dedicated his entire life’s work to serving students as an educator. During his 40-year career, half of which he spent at Crystal Springs Uplands School, Bruce was so much more than a teacher, administrator, mentor, coach, advisor, and colleague. He was a “school person” through and through. Wholly devoted to his teaching colleagues and students, Bruce deeply understood the responsibility of educating the next generation of young minds. In his own words, Bruce reflected, “colleagues and students … provided constant laughter over the years. I chose the perfect career for my personality.” Thank goodness he did, as his impact on all our lives is immeasurable. Bruce Pollock began his first tenure at Crystal from 1989 to 1998 and his second tenure from 2013 to 2023. In 2023, Bruce retired from Crystal as Chief Operating Officer (COO), but he had many roles before then such as Middle School History Teacher, Upper School Advisor, Soccer Coach, Director of Student Programs, Director of the Annual Fund, Acting Head of Upper School (twice!) and COVID Coordinator (aka “the Chief Spit Officer” who was responsible for collecting 700 vials of saliva every week and transporting them to the East Bay to be tested for COVID to ensure that the Crystal community stayed safe and that our school stayed open.) Quite simply, Bruce was known as “Mr. Crystal”. He cared about everything and everyone school-related. He would arrive at Crystal before the sun rose and be there until well after it set, always showing up and stepping up for the Crystal community. Bruce commented that his retirement was like attending his own memorial because of all the nice things said about him. This week, Bruce shared, “Now I have had a year of people reaching out with their overly generous memories that have warmed my heart. Thanks for embellishing those memories.” We hope this memory page can allow more people to share their memories of Bruce more broadly.
George Pirtheesingh
George was a deeply loved and respected member of our team, whose sudden passing has left an immense void at RED Systems. Known for his genuine warmth and natural friendliness, George brought an infectious energy and quiet dedication to everything he did. Not just a colleague but a true friend to many, he was always ready with a helping hand, generously sharing his knowledge, and above all, brightening our days with his brilliant sense of humour and smile. His impact on our team and company will be lasting, and the memories we share of his kindness, wit, and friendship will stay with us always. We are all better people for having known and worked alongside George.
Bart Buvé
Beste collega's, Met verslagenheid en droefheid hebben wij kennisgenomen van het overlijden van onze collega Bart Buvé. Bart was sinds 31 augustus 1987 bij VCST in dienst als onderhoudstechnieker en heeft ons gisteren op 55 jarige leeftijd verlaten. Dit verlies raakt ons allemaal diep. Bart was niet alleen een gewaardeerde collega, maar ook een vriend voor velen van ons. Hij stond bekend om zijn grote werkinzet en betrokkenheid, en laat een grote leegte achter. Onze gedachten en medeleven gaan uit naar zijn familie, vrienden, en iedereen die hem lief had. Samen zullen we Bart blijven herinneren, en zijn gemis zal diep worden gevoeld binnen ons team. Via dit online register bieden we jullie de mogelijkheid om je medeleven te betuigen. Jullie woorden van steun zullen achteraf aan de familie bezorgd worden. Warme groeten, VCST Management Team
Indrasain Reddy Sanjani
Sri S. Indrasain Reddy, former MLC is a lifelong contributor to politics and society, he began as General Secretary of the OU Students Union in the early 1960s. He held numerous esteemed roles, including General Secretary of the A.P. Youth Congress and Vice President of the A.P. Congress Committee. As the first Special Representative in Mr. T. Anjaiah’s cabinet and Chairman of the A.P. Sports Council, he served with unwavering dedication. Sri Reddy’s legacy transcends politics; he was a devoted family man and a committed member of the Osmania Graduates Association and other community organizations, reflecting his dedication to progress and public service.
Marian Terziev
Marian was a coachdriver at Staf Cars NV. He was a Flixbusdriver in our company. Unfortunately, we heard the news that Marian passed away this weekend. We wish everyone who loved him lots of strength. On this page you can leave a personal message of condolences or share memories you have of Marian.
Shipra Jha
With profound sadness, we share the passing of our dear colleague and friend, Shipra Jha, who left us on October 27, 2024. Shipra was not only a cherished member of our UNICEF family but also a passionate advocate for women’s and children’s rights, a role she embraced with unwavering dedication and compassion. Her absence is deeply felt by her family, friends, and all of us who had the privilege of knowing and working alongside her. Shipra joined UNICEF in August 2022 as a Gender and Development Specialist, bringing with her nearly two decades of experience and a steadfast commitment to advancing gender equality. Her impact within UNICEF was profound; she tirelessly advocated for the rights of women and girls, inspiring each of us to see our work through a more inclusive and empathetic lens. Prior to her work with UNICEF, Shipra served in several esteemed roles within national and international organizations. Most recently, she was the Head of Asia for Girls Not Brides, leading strategies across the continent and shaping the global movement to end child marriage. Her career also included key roles with Oxfam GB, Room to Read, and as a faculty member at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration. Her academic background in International Law from Jawaharlal Nehru University and Political Science from Lady Shri Ram College reflected her lifelong dedication to justice and equality. Beyond her professional contributions, Shipra was a devoted wife and mother. She is survived by her husband, Abhishek Swami, and her two beloved children, Aranyani (20) and Arghya (15). Our hearts go out to them and her entire family during this incredibly difficult time. We invite everyone who knew Shipra to share memories, stories, and condolences on this page, honoring her legacy as a champion for gender equality, a beloved colleague, and a friend to so many. Her kindness, warmth, and dedication will forever be remembered and cherished. Please join us in remembering Shipra’s life and extending our deepest condolences to her family.
Kate McPhee McCracken
Our colleague Kate McPhee McCracken recently passed, and we wanted to create a space for those who wish to leave their condolences and share memories of Kate. Kate worked at 100 Bothwell Street for over 20 years. She was a force of nature, very friendly and well known to colleagues at all levels within SLC. Kate retired on the 17th of March 2021 but was still a regular visitor to her SLC family.
Justin Brooks
Justin had a huge heart. He was a kind, generous, and friendly man with a contagious smile that could light up any room. He loved his three children—Oliver, Norah, and Josephine—more than anything. They are his living love and legacy. A son, brother, father, uncle and friend, he is survived by many loved ones whose lives he touched. Please share what Justin meant to you - through memories, stories, photos and videos here. This is an active memorial website that can be accessed by all to honour and remember him for years to come.
Carol Guerrero
Carol Pace Guerrero passed away peacefully in her sleep early in the morning of October 22, 2024. She went content in the knowledge that she had lived a rich life full of love and learning. Her heart may have been weak, but it was nevertheless a generous and loving one and she will be missed by the many people who were privileged to know and love her. She grew up in Cortez, Colorado with her sisters Shirley and Genie (deceased), where she learned to play the violin and to appreciate the beauty of nature. She went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts with high distinction from the University of Arizona, where she learned Spanish and developed a love for Latin America. She travelled and lived in South America for a while before returning to school to earn a Master of Arts in Education, again from the University of Arizona. There she met the love of her life, Javier Guerrero (deceased), with whom she would come to share a life filled with family, love, laughter, and travel. They had two daughters, Laura and Regina, but Carol’s life as a mother was also deeply enriched by the love she had for Javier’s children from a previous marriage, Andrea and Javier. She was later blessed with five grandchildren, Django, Kai, Chiara, Dylan, and Sullivan, with whom she shared her love of reading and learning. Carol had a long career as a dedicated teacher, during which she imparted her wisdom and lifelong love of learning to her high school students. In retirement, she channeled her love of learning into a passion for travel. She traveled around the world with Javier, learning about other places and cultures, bringing her insights and reflections back to share with family and friends. She and Javier were patrons of the arts, supporting and enjoying symphony concerts and theatrical performances around San Diego. Carol was also an avid bird watcher and enjoyed the time she spent in nature with them. She was an excellent cook and will always be remembered by the Mexican side of the family for introducing everyone to the American feast of Thanksgiving. She will be remembered by those who knew her as a kind, loving, and quietly generous person. If there was a way to help or care for someone, she would unhesitatingly open her arms (and often her home) to them. She supported efforts to promote democracy and social justice in the world and to protect our natural environment. She gave her wisdom, her time, her kindness, and her love in the spirit of Saint Francis, that “it is in giving that we receive,” and she died with the faith that “it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.” In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to any of Carol’s favorite charities: the American Heart Association, the Audubon Society, or Doctors Without Borders.
Graciela Robinson
Graciela "Aunt Cel" Robinson was a tower of strength to her family and friends. Her sharp tongue was her super power. Her love was abundant and shared. Her home always warm and welcoming was never empty of love, people, food, laughter, and a place to sleep. Aunt Cel lived a long and blessed life. We thank God for gifting us Aunt Cel.