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Kabiru Nuhu
Kabiru joined Helium in May 2019 and was a valued member of the Helium Credit team. As our primary representative in Kano and across the Northern region, he played an important role in growing our presence and supporting many of our partners. He also previously contributed to the HeliumOS Growth team. Beyond his professional contributions, Kabiru was a devoted husband, a loving father and a brother whose life and legacy extend far beyond his work.
Pastor Trevor Alphanso Hyde
A husband, father, brother, uncle, friend and dedicated servant of God, who gave unparalleled full-time service to the ministry of the Lord across Jamaica. He served in various leadership capacities within the SDCOG(R), including Challenger (Junior minister in training), Missionary, Evangelist, and Pastor. "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints..." Pastor Hyde has fought a good fight and finished his course.
Richardson Noel
Richardson was a Godly man, very much loved by his wife of 62 years, Precilla, his three children, Selwyn, Vernon and Heather and their respective spouses. He was also highly regarded by his six grandchildren, Jovan, Ryan, Omar, Cielle, Owen and Naomi, his many cousins, nieces and nephews from the Noel, Joseph and Alexander families. He was a gentle soul, with strong convictions and not afraid to share his views with others. Richardson was a building contractor for many years, operating his own company - Reliable Builders, epitomising his character of integrity, honesty and transparency. Richardson was active at his church, being of service to his fellow members and his community in several ways. Although dogged by one form of illness after another in later years, Richardson did not lose hope of a full recovery and a return to the hard-working lifestyle he once enjoyed. He was happy to give advice to many on several issues, making use of his experience and wisdom.
Randy Mcdonald
In Loving Memory of Randy Randy was a man whose heart was as big as the lake he loved to fish on. He found joy in the simple pleasures—casting a line at dawn, feeling the calm of the water, and sharing that peace with others. A natural fixer, Randy could take apart nearly anything and make it whole again, whether it was a broken chair, a car, or even just someone’s bad day. His hands were skilled, but it was his heart that truly mended what was broken. Randy’s kindness knew no bounds. He was always there to lend a hand, offer a smile, or give his time to anyone in need. In every act, big or small, he showed what it meant to care deeply and selflessly. Though Randy may no longer be with us in body, his spirit—his laughter, generosity, and unwavering warmth—will continue to touch everyone who knew him. We honor him not just for the things he did, but for the way he made the world brighter simply by being himself. Rest in peace, Randy. You will be dearly missed, forever remembered, and eternally loved.
Diana Ciftci
Diana was a huge part of Betty Layward and was loved by all who knew her. Her smile was contagious and her positivity served as an example for us all. She was kind, helpful and thoughtful, always willing to help others. She radiated happiness and joy. Diana will be greatly missed and we were fortunate to have her as a pupil at Betty Layward.
Ruth Elise Esther Bille Sike
A sociologist, activist, and pioneer of feminism in Cameroon, Billé Siké transformed livingreality into awareness, and awareness into change. Her fight against violence and forced marriages was never abstract; it was rooted in communities, in listening, and in the deep conviction that women’s lives matter — fully and without condition.
Maj. Bikram Singh
Bikram Singh was an Armoured core officer admired for his unwavering integrity and his creative, solution-oriented mind. Courageous in both thought and action, he never hesitated to take risks, try new ideas, or step forward to embrace new opportunities both while he was in the Army and as the founder of Avantika Electronics. His ancestors came from Taran Taaran and Bikram spent a large part of his childhood with his parents and siblings in Amravati and Delhi. His sister fondly remembers leaning on his support over the many decades they have been together and his love for his Java bike and speed. He had a deep affection for family, friends, and the joy of togetherness. Celebrations came alive around him, and he took special pleasure in bringing everyone together, always ready to organise, host, and ensure that celebrations were filled with laughter and warmth. Those who knew him remember his infectious positivity, generosity of spirit, and energy. Bikram loved to read and to discuss everything from religion to politics to sports. A creative person he always a found an interesting and on the go solution as an entrepreneur. A natural artist he is remembered for his oil paintings on tiles. He made packing gifts an art and always found an interesting way to pack. A passionate cook, Bikram loved experimenting in the kitchen. His homemade achaars and curries became family legends, made with love and remembered by all who tasted them. They remain a part of the core memories of his nieces and nephews. A love for sweets be it kheer or badam milk is a legacy he has passed on to his children. He found great happiness in travel, exploring new places, and seeking adventure throughout his life, always curious and open to the world around him. Above all, Bikram was a deeply loving husband, father and doting grandfather. Though he will be forever missed, his love, values, and joyful spirit live on in the hearts of his wife, children and grandchildren—Deepika, Amrita, Vineet, Megha, Karan, Tahira, and Udaiveer.
Alex Ferguson
ALEX FERGUSON is a national award-winning writer with Silver and Gold Awards from the Writers’ Guild. BBC Young Poet of the Year 1951 C.P. Taylor Bursary 1994: Northern Playwrights Society. His comic radio series, MY UNCLE FREDDIE, ran for six years on Radio Four. He worked for four years with Corin and Vanessa Redgrave’s Moving Theatre to write three successful plays. THE FLAG was performed at Battersea Lane being applauded by Nicholas de Jongh: moving the production to the West End was a dream unfulfilled. CASEMENT was performed most successfully at the Riverside; being awarded Play of the Month by Plays International. Due to Corin’s untimely death the adaptation of THE STARS LOOK DOWN was never performed. The production was undertaken by the Northumbrian Touring Company most successfully; winning an award at the Touring Theatre Festival. Alex Ferguson was a featured playwright for N.T.C. with MY UNCLE FREDDIE, THE OLD MAN & THE ANGEL, THE FLAG and THE STARS LOOK DOWN. He has contributed to a number of television series, including Ruth Rendell, Wycliffe, Dream Team and built a successful reputation in radio and theatre drama. He created and ran the youth theatre company, Bold As Brass, on Tyneside for ten years writing some thirty theatre pieces that climaxed in a wonderful run at the Jermyn Street Theatre with his DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE? In 2016 he wrote the feature film, BLISS! that was screened at four International Film Festivals in the United Kingdom, Europe and the United States. In March 2018, Alex Ferguson was admitted to the Fellowship of the Customs House Theatre Trust for his services to the Arts. In 2019 two of his plays were on stage with the Customs House & Northumbrian Touring Theatre. His legs failing him, Alex Ferguson retired to the keyboard and has written twenty books so far; the latest The Brankley Mound, being published in May 2025. His latest enterprise is donning the cloak & mask of the Invisible Geordie Writer.
Erick Munene Njue
Erick was an International PhD student at the University of Oregon, and a former high school teacher in Kenya. Erick came to Oregon in 2021 as a Fulbright language teaching assistant, then started his PhD in Special Education afterwards. He recently had advanced to PhD candidacy. Erick held a bachelor’s degree in education, linguistics, and literature from the University of Nairobi and a Master of Science in education policy and leadership from the University of Oregon. He was interested in education policy for dually identified students, inclusive education and identification, and the referral and assessment of dually identified students. He was involved in research on the Inclusive Skill-Building Learning Approach (ISLA) to reduce the school-to-prison pipeline and enhance adolescents' literacy skills in juvenile detention. Erick was beautiful, full of life, hardworking, life-of-the-party with a ready smile and always active. If not in class or the library, Erick was somewhere jogging, doing marathons in Eugene or on his bike. He passed away while engaged in what he loved to do: biking. His profile introduction from his LinkedIn page: I am a teacher, linguist, education policy maker and leader, and a special education researcher. I champion for education access for all. I believe in inclusion of people with special needs, all gender, race, and religion. I am proud of instructing and helping students transition to the next levels in primary and high school levels in Kenya. I successfully completed the Fulbright Language Teacher Assistant (FLTA) where I assisted students learn conversational Swahili within a term in 2021. I'm glad to have been involved in hiring a record of over 150 student food service employees at the University of Oregon Dining Services. I also enjoyed working in food production and service during this time.
Ian McDougall
Ian was an incredible colleague, friend, mentor, teacher, performer, and composer who left an indelible mark on everyone he encountered. A national icon for over 60 years, Ian’s legacy is deeply founded in his love for his music and his students, inspiring and shaping trombone playing and music making across the country.
Alex Jeffrey Pretti
In Loving Memory of Alex Jeffrey Pretti († January 24, 2026) Alex Pretti was a dedicated ICU nurse, a caring friend, and a beloved family member. He devoted his life to helping others and making a positive impact on everyone around him. On January 24, 2026, Alex was fatally shot by U.S. federal officers (ICE/Border Patrol) in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Official statements claimed that he posed a threat and was armed. However, publicly available video footage shows otherwise: Alex held a mobile phone and was recording the situation. No weapon is visible in the videos. Many observers, including friends, family, and independent witnesses, believe that Alex did not pose an immediate threat and that the use of lethal force was unjustified. This memorial honors Alex’s life, his compassion, and the truth of what can be seen in the video recordings. It serves as a place to remember him, celebrate his life, and share memories with those who knew and loved him.
Michelle Fotheringham
In loving memory of our much-valued colleague, Michelle Fotheringham. Michelle was a deeply respected counsellor, known for her compassion, humility and unwavering commitment to those she supported. Throughout her time with us, she showed remarkable strength, professionalism and dedication. Those who worked closely with Michelle will know the quiet strength, professionalism and determination she showed. She never lost sight of who she was — which was a compassionate, thoughtful and deeply committed professional. Michelle was highly respected across the organisation, known for her warmth, her humility and her unwavering commitment to the people she supported. She cared deeply about her work and about her colleagues, and she leaves behind a lasting impact on so many of us. She will be greatly missed. This space is to to share messages, memories and reflections as we honour her life, her work, and the lasting impact she made on so many.