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Grace Bolivar
Grace you left this world March 14, 2023, having lived 52 beautiful years. You were an incredibly strong and brave woman, who was loved and admired by many. Cancer wasn’t a journey you planned or asked for. But they say that God gives his hardest battles to his strongest soldiers. And strong you were. It was a long, hard battle, but you fought to the end with such strength and determination. This page was created for all those whose lives were touched by Grace. Please share your memories, your photos and your warm words of support so we can share with her family.
John Olsen
Celebrating the life of John Olsen, one of the leading international intellectual property lawyers of his age and a gentleman who not only guided his clients over a 35 year career in the UK, but also mentored and helped further the careers of the many current IP lawyers who worked alongside him. John Raymond Olsen died peacefully at University College Hospital, London England on 13th March 2023. He was a leading international intellectual property lawyer who was a graduate of Notre Dame Law School USA and practiced for 50 years, 35 of which were in the UK. His many colleagues, clients and friends will remember him for his lifelong commitment, passion and dedication to his work. A ‘gentle giant’ who had time for everyone, and was especially caring of his clients whom he guided through a maze of legal issues with his expansive knowledge of his subject and with a subtle, steely determination. His many colleagues and friends at his firm, Locke Lord, recognise his contributions to the firm and to mentoring and helping further the careers of many of its current IP lawyers. Born in Los Angeles, California, he graduated from Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, California in 1970 and went on to study law at University of Notre Dame Law School, South Bend, Indiana graduating in 1973. His long career took him from California to New York, Paris and finally London, England. John was a licensed member of the California Bar and a Solicitor of the Law Society of England & Wales. He was active on the lecture circuit and belonged to many intellectual property associations. He co-authored two books, Trade Marks, Trade Names and Unfair Competition: World Law and Practice; and Domain Names: Global Practice and Procedure and was also a Board Member of the European Intellectual Property Review. He qualified as a U.S. patent lawyer and appreciated the full range of laws and practices in protecting intellectual property and the creative efforts of both individuals and corporations. He believed his broad international understanding of intellectual property law was a sine qua non in a globalising environment. Practicing law was his first love but he also enjoyed spending time with family at the opera, classical music concerts and the many arts London had to offer. John was bi-lingual in English-French but also spoke social German and Spanish facilitating the development of his practice. John is survived by his wife Mary, daughter Maria and his three brothers, Ken, Kevin and Larry. A special celebration of his life will be held in his honor on a date to be announced. His funeral will be held at 10.30am on Thursday, 30 March 2023 at Farm Street Church, Jesuit Church of The Immaculate Conception, 114 Mount Street, Mayfair, London W1K 3AH (https://www.farmstreet.org.uk/contactus). Any donations in memory of John will be most gratefully received by the London Law Programme of Notre Dame Law School, which provides financial assistance to students who wish to attend – a cause which John was passionate about. Please designate “London Law School Programme” and dedicate donation in name of “John Raymond Olsen": https://giving.nd.edu
Saiichiro Nakatani
Dear friends and colleagues, It is with unspeakable sadness and shock that we learned about the unexpected passing of Prof Saiichiro Nakatani in Ghent (Belgium) on 13 March 2023. Saiichiro Nakatani (PhD Swansea University 2006) was Professor of Greek at Keio University in Tokyo and had been a visiting scholar at Ghent University since August 2022 during a sabbatical leave. He was 50 years old. Our deepest sympathy goes to his parents and family. Our thoughts are also with his colleagues and friends. This is also a tragic loss for our discipline. His work on the reception of the ancient Greek novels (several of which he translated into Japanese) is of major importance, and he was heading a collaborative research project on the reception of the Greek and Latin classics in Japan. Colleagues at Keio, Swansea and Ghent will always remember Prof. Nakatani with the greatest affection, admiration and love. This page is for those friends and colleagues who would like to leave a message for Sai's family. We will convey all messages to his parents. Thank you for your support. Sincerely, Koen De Temmerman and Evelien Bracke
Nachita Wolff Schoemaker
In honor of Nachita, a loving mother, grandmother, friend and a remarkable woman. Her legacy of kindness and generosity will continue to live on through the people she touched throughout her life. She was an exceptional person, a true world explorer and traveler, who made a difference in the lives of many, always putting others first. Her absence will be deeply felt but her memory will always be cherished. She will be missed forever, be remembered forever, be in our hearts forever.
Nekeisha Hinds
On March 10, 2023, our AMPLIA Family suffered a great loss with the passing of our beloved employee Nekeisha Hinds, Customer Service Professional (SME). Nekeisha’s passion was admirable, and she will be forever remembered for her warmth, friendship, kindness, encouragement, and extraordinary example. May she rest in perfect peace and may God grant her colleagues, family, friends and loved ones comfort in this time of immense grief and sadness.
Edgar Nordmann
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Fecc´s Honorary President, Edgar E. Nordmann. He was a visionary leader who guided our association through many challenges, helping to shape it into the successful organization it is today. Edgar demonstrated a steadfast commitment to our members, secretariat, and our entire community. He was known for his integrity, intelligence, and unwavering dedication to the chemical distribution sector. Our deepest sympathies go out to his family and loved ones as well as to the entire Nordmann team during this difficult time. We extend our support and offer our condolences to all who were touched by his life and work. Fecc – European Association of Chemical Distributors
Matt Davies
Matt Davies was well known for his streams on Twitch under the handle Belynz, eventually changing it to MattDavies. Matt brought a smile to everyone's face when he was streaming and was a true entertainer to many fans across the world. As a true pioneer in the Flight Simulation community, Matt went on to make the well-known virtual flight sim tracking software, projectFLY.
Rick Kruze
Rick was an incredible individual who touched the lives of so many people in our community. He was a dedicated colleague, a loyal friend, who will be deeply missed by all who knew him. We have created this book of condolence as a place for you to share your messages of love and remembrance for Rick. It is an opportunity for us to come together and celebrate his life, and to offer our support and condolences to his family during this difficult time. Please feel free to share your memories, stories, and messages of support for Rick's loved ones. Your words of kindness and comfort will be a source of strength for those who are grieving his loss..