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Ismail Olaitan Busari

Busari Ismail Olaitan aka DANKU, was a remarkable soul—a gentle presence that left an indelible mark on everyone fortunate enough to cross paths with him. His affability was like a warm embrace, drawing people in effortlessly

John Bambridge

John was the perfect gentleman. During his time with us he touched many hearts. He will be sorely missed by all. Sleep well John ❤️ XX

Edugie Caroline Osagie-Ehianata : A Life of Dedication and Service

Edugie Caroline Osagie-Ehianata was born on April 24, 1947, to Chief Edward Ohangbon Osagie and the late Mrs. Anna Osagie (née Aibangbee). Her early education began in Benin City at Anglican Girls Grammar School, where she studied from 1962 to 1967. She then advanced to Oyemekun Grammar School in Akure for her higher education. Caroline's academic pursuits led her to the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife), where she earned a B.Sc. in Botany. It was during her time at university that she met and married her late husband, Nathaniel Osagie Ehianata, on April 18, 1976. After completing her degree, she returned to Benin City for her compulsory National Youth Service Corps. She furthered her education by obtaining a Master of Education in Guidance and Counselling from the University of Lagos. The union with her husband was blessed with six children. Caroline began her professional career as a teacher in the former Bendel State. In 1978, she moved to Lagos and joined the State Teaching Service Commission, where she dedicated herself to education, eventually rising to the position of Director before retiring at the age of 60. Throughout her illustrious career, she held various headship positions at several schools across Lagos State, including New Era Girls’ Secondary School, Herbert Macaulay Secondary School, Akintan Grammar School, Iponri Estate High School, and Lagos Progressive Secondary School. A devoted Christian and ordained Evangelist, Caroline was a pillar in her church, Christ Mission Solution Church in Ketu. As the matron of the children’s ministry, she dedicated her life to nurturing the spiritual growth of the youth. Her generosity extended beyond her family and church, as she sponsored many children to complete their SSCE and university education, reflecting her deep commitment to the development of those around her. Caroline was not only a devoted mother and grandmother but also an industrious entrepreneur. Together with her husband, she built a successful pharmaceutical firm in Lagos. After a brief illness, Edugie Caroline Osagie-Ehianata passed away at the age of 77. Her life was a testament to unwavering dedication, compassion, and service to her family, community, and God.

Edugie Caroline Osagie-Ehinata

Mrs. Caroline was born on April 24, 1947, into the family of the late Chief Edward Yagon. She grew up in a large family in Benin, being the second daughter. She studied Microbiology, where she met her late husband, Nathaniel Osagie. Upon completing her university education, she returned to Benin for NYSC. The union with her late husband produced six children. Mrs. Caroline worked as a teacher in the then Bendel State. She proceeded to Lagos in 1978, where she rose to the level of Assistant Director before retiring at the age of 60. She was privileged to be the principal of Lagos Progressive School and Akitan Grammar School, Lagos. Madam Caroline was a devoted Christian, mother, and God-fearing woman who spent most of her life in Christ Mission Solution Church, where she served as the matron of the children’s ministry. She was a philanthropist, sponsoring many children to complete their SSCE and university education. A grandmother and an industrious woman, she and her husband built a pharmaceutical firm in Lagos. She passed away after a brief illness.

Beatrice Uwamahoro

We have created this book in memory Beatrice Uwamahoro a sister, friend to many. She was full of love, kindness and always those in need. We invite you to share pictures, videos and memorable moments that you have shared with Beatrice.

Maureen Jones

Maureen Joyce Jones (nee.Broadhurst) Born 05.05.48 in Sioux Lookout, Ontario Canada to Mr. and Mrs. Philip and Donalda Broadhurst,. Maureen transitioned to spirit quickly and peacefully in Gore, Aotearoa (New Zealand) at 9:45am (NZST) Monday 22.07.2024. Maureen's husband of 52 years was by her side when she passed. "I felt it when you left me, I felt my heart break in two. One piece I have with me, the rest you took with you." -Wayne. Mo is the beloved wife of Robert (Wayne), Mother of Samantha and Melanie, Grandmother of Raven & Zoe, Sister of Peter, Barbara and Robert Aunty and Great Aunty of many nieces, nephews and great Friend to many. In peaceful rest, you now repose, Underneath the starry evening's prose. Your adventure-this time,this place has reached its close, Rest in grace, at the roots where the tree of life grows.

Robert John Timms

Robert lived a full life and his children would love to hear your memories and stories about their Dad.

Eva Francesca Stone

Eva was a ray of sunshine, always smiling and sharing her happiness with everyone she met. These photos and videos are a way of remembering the joy she brought to our lives. Please leave comments or share your own memories of Eva here.

Rahab Mugure Ng'ang'a

Rahab was a jovial girl. A giant of faith who selflessly served God and many people throughout her life. She impacted many, gained brothers and sisters, mums and dads, and impacted all their lives. A crown of righteousness awaits her on the resurrection day.

Anna Valcheva

In Memory of Anna Valcheva Anna came to work at Emily Jackson in Jan 2023. Although her time at Barchester Health Care was short lived because of illness, we remember how conscientious and hardworking she was about her work and how much she loved her team and her residents. She was a very thoughtful and caring person, thinking of others before herself and ensuring their wellbeing. She had a passion to provide excellent care and was very diligent in the detail. She aspired to do well and had a great work ethic. We are setting up this tribute for friends, colleagues and others who knew Anna as a lasting memory to her family. We remember Anna with great affection and she will be greatly missed by all at Emily Jackson and Barchester Health Care.

Ishaan Dandapat

Ishaan was a shining light in our community, known for his kindness, dedication, and unwavering passion for medicine. He touched the lives of many with his compassionate spirit and commitment to helping others. His untimely departure has left an irreplaceable void in our hearts and within the AUA family. We extend our deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to Ishaan's family during this incredibly difficult time

Swapnil Gaikwad

Swapnil was a member of our team

Barbara Friedes

"With extreme sadness we are sharing the tragic news that our beloved Chief Resident, Barbara Friedes, has died after a bike accident on 7/17/24. We received news from her husband that she was struck by a car while on her bicycle. It's unimaginable. It's shocking. There are no words to express the collective grief we are all feeling. Barbara represents the best in all of us. She has always been a shining light in our worlds - and we know that's only a small portion of her world and her impact. She is someone who embodied kindness, strength, a deep compassion, and tremendous love for all who crossed her path. We, in program leadership, remain in shock and deep sadness. The loss of Barbara is devastating." - CHOP Program Leadership

Christian Yunis

Christian Yunis joined the Crystal Springs Uplands School community in 2004, with a short stint in Massachusetts from 2016-2018 to be closer to family, before returning to his rightful place at Crystal in 2018. During his time at Crystal, Mr. Yunis taught the full range of math courses and levels, ultimately serving as US Math Department Chair. He was a dedicated advisor, Boys Basketball coach, and colleague who cared deeply about his students and subject matter while always going above and beyond. Mr. Yunis was an inspiration to all, living our core value of Seeking Growth Challenges whether performing as part of the annual Lip Sync competition, accompanying a student on piano for Crystal’s Got Talent, or pushing our scholar-athletes to the next level in the Fitness Center by demonstrating his own athletic prowess. He had a wonderful way of balancing professionalism with being a Crystal kid at heart, as evidenced by his fervor for sports, zest for spelling bees (he was a two-time champion at Crystal), knowledge of random movie quotes, love for all things Star Wars, and contagious excitement for a seriously challenging math problem. Perhaps the most important and enduring gift that Mr. Yunis has given to Crystal was introducing his wife, Ms. Shab Yunis, to our community. As many of you know, Ms. Yunis served as our Middle School Assistant from 2018-2023 and currently serves as our US Program Manager. In this way and many other ways, the Yunis family is inextricably and personally connected to our entire Crystal community, making this great loss even more pronounced.

Amer Hasan

Amer was a beautiful soul, very kind, generous, humorous, always good to chat and have a laugh with. His larger than life presence will be sorely missed by family, friends and colleagues. Please honour your memories of Amer by sharing them with us, feel free to include photos and videos of our beloved Amer. The Hasan Family

Paul Thompson

Paul (Tommo) Thompson sadly passed away on Monday 15 July. A respected Police Sergeant for many years who will be missed by all who knew him. This online book has been created to share memories and condolences with his son, Jack, and the wider family.