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Stacy McGahey
Stacy Michelle McGahey, 55, of Oklahoma City, OK, died peacefully on August 6, 2023 surrounded by family. Stacy was born to Phyllis D Coulson and Greg Strother on April 29, 1968. She graduated from Western Heights High School in 1986 and received a degree in Respiratory Therapy from Francis Tuttle Vocational School in 1989. She welcomed her “babygirl” Tiffany Vernon in 1988. Stacy and Samuel McGahey married on July 4, 2000. They shared a life together in Moore, Oklahoma. She is preceded in death by her mother, Phyllis; father, Greg; husband, Sam; and sister Rea Strother. She is survived by her daughter, Tiffany; grandson, Kevin Vernon; sisters Kimberly Strother and Shawnda McBride and her husband, Steve McBride; brother, Rodney Morgan; nephews Michael Strother and Steven McBride; nieces Nikki Weeks and Brittany McBride. Stacy most enjoyed hosting family in her home to cheer on the Oklahoma Sooners or Green Bay Packers while taking every opportunity to tease any Dallas Cowboy fans in the room. Stacy was immensely proud to be Tiffany’s mother. She came alive to music of all genres, but mostly the Eagles and Metallica. Stacy will live on in the hearts of the many who loved her. Please share any messages, memories, or condolences.
Adenike Grace Omotosho
"Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies." - Proverbs 31:10 Adenike Grace Omotosho's life was a living testament to faith, love, and dedicated service, guided by the principles of Christ. She was born to the respected family of Mr. Emiola Lasisi and Mrs. Rianatu Oretuga in Yaba, Lagos on July 28, 1975. Adenike was a Senior Membership Officer of Nigeria Institute of Management (NIM) from 1997 till she relocated to the US. Her life was beautifully intertwined with Adesoji Omotosho in holy matrimony in December 1999. Together, t h e y forged a path filled with blessings, initially nurturing two children, Rachel and Enoch in Nigeria before relocating to the US where God graced them with two additional, wonderful children, Gideon and Jeremiah. Her early years were shaped by a strong educational foundation, culminating in a degree in Business Administration from the University of Lagos in 2007. In the USA, Adenike pursued her passion for caring for others. She attended Salem University and subsequently earned her Registered Nurse qualification at Quincy College in 2019. Her professional journey led her to Horgan Regional Center, and later to Bridgewell Center in Lynfield, Massachusetts. Her professionalism and compassionate care were reflections of Christ's love, making a profound impact on those she served. Adenike's faith was more than a belief; it was a living, guiding light that illuminated her path. Her commitment to her church family was evident in her service as a worker in the ushering unit at RCCG Cornerstone Worhhip Center for All Nations, Melrose, Massachusetts. Adenike's humility, devotion, and loving spirit were not just virtues, they were the essence of her being, touching all who were privileged to know her. Rest in heavenly peace, dear Adenike. Your life was a beautiful hymn of faith and love, and your memory will forever resonate as an inspirational melody in the hearts of all who were blessed to know you. "Well-done, good and faithful servant; enter into the joy of your Lord." - Matthew 25:23
Bob Masters
Bob was born in London in 1951. He worked for the Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank) in London; Manila, Philippines; Hong Kong; and Dublin, Ireland. He married Darlene in 1975 and they have three children, Leanne, Stephen and Lynsey. Leanne & Mick have a daughter, Izzy (4); Stephen & Natalie have two sons, Ethan (7) and Arlo (4); and Lynsey & Matt have a son, Aiden (8). Bob absolutely adored his grandchildren. He is also survived by his brother, John and his wife, Julie, sister-in-law, Carol, as well as nieces and nephews in the UK and Canada. Bob had been suffering from COPD for over ten years, but particularly in the last two years. He will be greatly missed by us all.
Esther Naomi Nyamongo
Join us here to honor the life and legacy of Esther Naomi Nyaboke Nyamongo, a remarkable individual who touched the lives of many. As we grieve her passing, we also celebrate the incredible journey of a beloved friend, cherished family member, and esteemed member of our community.
Ibidolapo Akinniranye
Ibidolapo Moyinoluwa Akinniranye was born into the family of Engineer Akindele and Adedoyin Akinniranye on the 15th of June 1973, at Lagos, Nigeria, and is the first born of seven children. Ibidolapo's early education began at Saint Saviors School, Lagos. She continued and completed her primary education at Mary Hill Convent School, Ibadan. She proceeded to have her secondary school education at the Federal Government Girls College, Oyo State, and her university education at the University of Ilorin, where she bagged a degree in Geography. Ibidolapo’s life epitomized the power of passion, perseverance, and the pursuit of dreams. She was a very optimistic person who always believed that something positive would come out of a negative situation. She lived with hope and belief that every new day had a possibility of being better. She remained positive, full of faith and hope until her last breath. In celebration of Ibidolapo's life, we honor her memory and the meaningful moments she has shared with us. May her soul find eternal peace, and may her legacy continue to inspire us to live with the passion and purpose that defined her remarkable journey.
Paa Johnson LANGSI
The LANGSI’s family of Manji-Bafut announces with regret the passing on to glory of their family head, husband, father, grandfather, brother and uncle, Paa Johnson LANGSI, this day 05th August, 2023 at the Bafut District hospital after a protracted illness. This announcement goes particularly to the children: Abel LANGSI and family in Bafut. Chebienka Leslie Langsi and family in Douala. Nebi Pascaline and family in Yaounde. Manka’a Akongnwi and family in Bamenda. Langsi Gilbert Atohsoh and family in Canada. Langsi Bernard Shu and family in Yaounde. The entire LANGSI, CHENWI and MFORMBELE’s families at home and abroad. Funeral arrangements will be communicated in due course. You waved your final goodbye to us my dear husband. May your gentle soul Rest in Perfect Peace. Grace Asoh LANGSI
Dennis McIntosh
Throughout his illustrious career, Chef Dennis McIntosh has left an indelible mark on the culinary world. As a visionary leader, he has served his profession with unparalleled dedication, bringing forth a wealth of knowledge, expertise, and passion to the culinary landscape of Jamaica and beyond. His exemplary leadership has not only inspired his fellow culinary professionals but has also touched the lives of his family and fellow countrymen. Chef McIntosh's commitment to the culinary arts and his unwavering professionalism made him a true icon in the industry.
Erin Hirsch
This board is to share our memories of Erin Hirsch, our much missed student and peer. Erin joined our course in May 2022. At this stage she was already managing a cancer diagnosis, and joined the course as a way to support her own personal development and give her a clear focus while she dealt with her health challenges. I remember speaking to her in a discovery call, even before she started the course, and being so struck by her energy, her determination, her positivity – she shone out as someone who loved learning and loved life. Throughout the course, through every session and every interaction, that passion, authenticity, integrity and kindness were clear to see. She cared deeply about everything she did, and everyone she engaged with – and she was happy to share her own struggles, her own issues with us all. I know that even though we have not known her for that long, we will all miss Erin. This board is for us all to share our memories of her, and to send our thoughts and love to her close friends and family. With all love, with you all in your grief
Kamalini Thakurdas
Kamalini Thakurdas was born on 30th March, 1944 in Chattarpur, MP. Eldest daughter of Victor and Kusum Kumari Mangalwadi, she did her post graduation in Psychology and, subsequently, in Hindi. She married Mr Ajit Thakurdas in 1967 and settled in Allahabad where she taught at Boys' High School. A talented poetess and prose writer, she published three books, raised three lovely girls and gave back generously to society. "She is clothed with strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future." — Proverbs 31:25
Kathleen Crossan
It is with great sadness that I inform you of the passing of our beloved colleague Kathleen Crossan, who passed away on 31st July 2023. Kathy’s passing was sudden and unexpected however, she was able to spend her final days with her family and loved ones around her. We extend our heartfelt condolences to her family and friends during this difficult time. Kathy was a much loved colleague in a number of area’s of the business. Kathy started employment with Milk and More in 2015 and more recently from June 2022 worked with colleagues in Muller Services, Shared Services Accounts Payable team. As we grieve her loss I ask that you remember the positive impact she has on our workplace and the fond memories we shared with her. This space has been set up to share your reflections, memories, or messages of condolence. The family have indicated that they would take comfort in receiving these messages.