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Ayaz Manji
Ayaz Manji was a pillar of professionalism, drive and resilience within the UN Kenya family, serving as the Senior Disaster Risk Reduction & Resilience Advisor to the UN Resident Coordinator of Kenya dr Stephen Jackson. Known for his unwavering dedication to Kenya's most vulnerable, Ayaz devoted his career to the pursuit of a resilient and equitable nation, a mission that he championed until his untimely passing on 15th July 2023. Before joining the UN Kenya family, Ayaz dedicated over 12 years to the Kenya Red Cross Society, making significant contributions to its growth and programs. His roles varied from the Head of Disaster Operations; to the Head of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene; and eventually as the Director of Programs. His contributions left an indelible mark on each of these roles, leaving a profound impact that carried him towards his next journey in the UN Resident Coordinator's Office in 2020. While Ayaz's passing on 15th July 2023 has left a void in the hearts of the entire UN Kenya family and many other friends and former colleagues; his consistent courage and commitment to those furthest behind in Kenya and his kindness and support towards all colleagues have left an indelible mark on those who had the privilege to work alongside him. His legacy is not only etched in the projects he pioneered but also in the hearts of those who were inspired by his zeal for serving humanity. A Call to Friends and Colleagues in the UN family, a Message to his Children! We are inviting you as our UN colleagues who worked directly with Ayaz or interacted with Ayaz through your work to share your tributes, memories, and stories about Ayaz as a professional within the UN system. We would like to suggest that you write this with his two wonderful children in mind. How would you like to describe their father in his professional roles? What are the stories, anecdotes and/or memories of Ayaz from his work that you would like to share with his children? We believe that your stories, anecdotes and fond remembrances will help immortalize Ayaz's professional dedication and humanistic spirit towards his children as they grow up. We aim to collect these heartfelt contributions to be passed onto his children as Memorial Book, providing them with a meaningful portrayal of Ayaz as a professional and a person, so warmly remembered by his colleagues and friends in the UN. Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with Ayaz's family during this difficult time.
Angie Stuart
Our friend and colleague Angela Stuart passed away after a short illness. She passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family on Friday 14th July. We are all shocked and deeply saddened by this news. Angie was a much loved member of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough 111 team and worked as a Health Advisor for over 4 and a half years. Our hearts and thoughts go out to Angie and her family at this very difficult time. We have been in touch with her daughter, who has said there won’t be a funeral as such, but there would be a ‘final hoorah’ to which HUC staff would be very welcome to come. Please leave some of your fond, happy, and funny memories of Angie on this page.
Robert William Graham
It is with great sadness that we announce Robert William Graham passed away Friday July 14, 2023, peacefully in his sleep. Robert was born February 19, 1946. An unwavering love of the outdoors was the centre of his lifetime, as well as the connection for many of his relationships. Bob grew up in a large loving extended family with farming at the centre of their rich community life. Throughout his life, Dad spent much of his days outdoors; on family farms, working in the dairy barns at the Experimental Farm in Ottawa, or working on NCC park and trail maintenance. His love of fresh air, clear blue skies, and a good slice of pie was his greatest gift to his family. He is survived by sisters Eleanor Fraser (Clarke), and Elizabeth Birmingham (Harry), and his brother Terry (Kathryn), his daughters Katherine, Susan, and Marjorie, his grandchildren and nephews and niece. He is predeceased by his parents Lyndon, and Hazel (Black), and brother George. Special thanks to the staff at Cityview Retirement Centre for the care and community in his final years, as well as the staff at 6 West General Hospital for extraordinary care and compassion during his final months. Donations can be made to One Tree Planted.
Karuna Pillai
Simply the most amazing person in the world. As adults we are lucky enough to know how happy she was and how much she loved everyone. Her babies Kayden & Jaanav will not know this and so please take the time to write what Karuna meant to you. We will make this into a book and give to her sons so they can get to know how incredible she was and how much she was loved. Please add any pictures or special moments. Please click on condolences below and add your message.
Mike Matthews
Michael Matthews, 43, originally from Midlothian. Mike served in the British Army, taught at Colchester Institute, On-Call Firefighter at Dovercourt for Essex FRS, before becoming a Firefighter for Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service in August 2019. Mike was a very proud father to Lewis, Ellie and Hollie.
