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Dusmanta Chakra
Dusmanta Chakra was known by various names and acronyms. Dusmanta: son, brother, uncle and loved one. Chaks/ Chakku /Chakra/ Chakra Sir: A beloved colleague, teacher, mentor and friend. Dusmanta meant so much to so many. As a tribute to him, we request you to share your experiences and memories, so we can treasure them for many years to come. True to his spirit, language and format should not be a barrier. Feel free to write in any language and format you prefer.
Pan Richard Nesbitt
It is with heavy hearts that we share the sad news of the passing away of Pan Nesbitt. Pan was a first-year student. He came from the USA to study with us and he was in class IB1E1. Please join us in extending condolences to Pan's family and friends by contributing a message to the condolence register.
Nieves Clemencia Ribadeneira Montenegro
A la mejor mamá, abuelita y amiga que jamas haya existido. Fuiste una mujer inteligente, fuerte y ejemplar que vivió la vida a plenitud sin importar las dificultades; siempre con una sonrisa, buen humor, fiel a tus principios y valores, con un admirable encanto y respeto por la cosas simples de la vida y entrega absoluta a tu familia. Gracias por ensenarnos lo que significa amar sin condiciones y por haber dado tanta sabidura, alegria y magia a nuestras vidas. Nos veremos en el infinito universo madre hermosa. --------- To the best mom, grandmother and friend who has ever existed. You were an intelligent, strong and exemplary woman who lived life to the fullest regardless of the difficulties; always with a smile, good humor, faithful to your principles and values, with an admirable respect for the simple things in life and an absolute dedication to your family. Thank you for teaching us what it means to love without conditions and for having given so much joy, wisdom and magic to our lives. Until we meet again beautiful mother.
Rosaleen O'Shea
On the 21st December 2023 peacefully in North Middlesex Hospital, London. Sadly missed by her loving husband Joseph, sons, John, Martin, Ronan and Dominic, sisters Gaye and Emer, daughters in law Chrissie and Sophie, grandchildren, great grandchild, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Rest in Peace Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam uasal.
John Ashford
Sadly John left us in December after a short illness. Megumi was at his side when he decided he was ready to go, peacefully. Over a long career, John was the first Theatre Editor of Time Out magazine (60s), Manager of Royal Court Theatre Upstairs (70s), Theatre Director at the ICA (early 80s), Director of The Place Theatre and founder of Aerowaves (1986-2022). His core beliefs and passions were the same, whether for theatre or dance. He was always thinking of new ideas - even while sunbathing on the beach. Always out looking for inspiration, new possibilities to explore. Always looking ahead. He loved sharing his ideas with like-minded people, creating joy together with them, connecting to the wider world - Europe, the Far East and beyond. John had special gift for spotting talent and potential in people, whether they were artists, writers or administrators and he helped them to develop their potential. That said, in return those people gave him great pleasure and made his life richer. John received a CBE(2002) for services to dance and, in 2022, the award for Outstanding Achievement at the Critics Circle National Dance Awards. If you would like to contribute your thoughts, please feel free to do so.
David Conrad Asch
David, a prominent figure in higher education management, served as a university professor renowned for his significant contributions to management and financial strategy. As a leader of various teams, he not only demonstrated expertise but also fostered a collaborative and supportive environment. Beyond his professional achievements, colleagues appreciated David for his fair judgment and warm-hearted nature. Always adorned with a welcoming smile, he genuinely loved people and found joy in celebrating their presence. David's legacy is marked by the profound impact he had on those fortunate enough to have him alongside.
Paul Otikpo
Paul Oghenerute Otikpo was born on 19th December, 1977 in Lagos, Nigeria to Joseph Otikpo and Late Roseline Otikpo. He graduated from the Lagos state University after studying Chemistry. He later moved to the United Kingdom in 2003 for his Masters. He got married to his wife and the marriage was blessed with two sons. He worked as a Chemist in a leading Pharmaceutical company and settled in Swindon, UK where he had lived till his demise. His death at such a youthful age is a great loss to family and friends. He is survived by his wife, two sons, father, brothers and sister.
Irwin Reynolds
Irwin Kingsbury Reynolds, sadly passed away on Thursday 14th of December 2023, leaving behind memories that will remain in the hearts of his friends and family. Irwin was the youngest of six children born in White House, Jamaica to Thomas and Jane (Miller) Reynolds on 16th of December 1938. Known to many friends and family as Duxe, Irwin, always spoke fondly about his childhood memories; flying through the forest on bikes, going to sea with his father who was a fisherman, tending his mother’s shop and the many adventures with his brothers and sisters. Later in life it was his family, the many friends he spent time with and those with whom he enjoyed a great game of dominoes, which he spoke about with a sparkle in his eyes. He left home to study at West Indies college. Following that he spent some time in Kingston before travelling to England. He always talked about his intention to be an engineer but on arriving in England found a job in the NHS as a biomedical scientist; a job he loved with the varied work and the many friends he made, who all stayed in touch right through to his passing. While he was in England he got married to his wife of 53 years, Ivorine (nee Glanville), who both knew each other from Jamaica. They married in 1970 and honeymooned in Scotland, a time that they both remembered fondly. Upon retirement, he kept himself busy, looking after his grandchildren, being more actively involved within the church, where he enjoyed his role as a Deacon and later in life being the main carer for his wife, who has dementia. He always fostered a loving family environment, especially with his grandchildren, both of whom he loved dearly. He had an active presence in both of their lives, with mum and himself taking them to school nearly every day for over ten years. He will be best remembered for being the gentle, caring person who always made time to listen and encourage those around him. He is preceded in death by his brothers Melvin, Ivan and Herman. He is survived by his wife, Ivorine; his sons, Spencer (Nazmin) and Denver; grandchildren, Aden and Zara; sisters, Celeste and Verna; nieces, nephews, relatives and many friends.
Neil Barry
Neil was a quiet, reserved man, no fuss, wanted things simple. Neil loved his family, his children, grandchildren, a good chat and sports, with Rugby League and horse racing notable favourites. Neil’s early years were spent on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, with his beloved mother, Alma and father, Robert, and his loving siblings, Helen, Graham and John. His family have always surrounded Neil with much love and support in all seasons of his life. Neil's proudest accomplishments were his children, Belinda, Luke, Nathan and Joshua. While he did not teach his children the skills of pitching a tent or passing a football, he did teach them things like the art of chess and card games, and through his life, has left his children with many life lessons, which they take into adulthood - treasuring the simple things in life, showing kindness and keeping loved ones close. Neil supported his beloved children in their every endeavour and was so proud of all they had achieved. Neil cherished his grandchildren, always keen to hear of their latest achievements, and always gave them a cheeky $5 note for an ice cream or lollies. Neil will be remembered for his love of family, his eclectic choices in music, movies and television, his love of sports and above all, his kindness. May Neil now rest in peace.