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Tag: Support

Donna Campbell, Healthcare Support Worker
28Apr By Web TeamNo Comments
Medics, Profiles, United Kingdom

Donna Campbell, Healthcare Support Worker

Donna Campbell – a Healthcare Support Worker at Velindre Cancer Centre, Cardiff, Wales – passed away after suffering from COVID-19. It was reported on April 28, 2020. Mother-of-two Ms Campbell was a "treasured" member of staff who could "light up a room with her infectious laugh and bubbly personality", colleagues said. "She was often found singing and dancing, entertaining patients and staff, making everyone smile," they added. Source: BBC Please help us in adding details.
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Christine Mandegarian, Personal Support Worker
16Apr By Web TeamNo Comments
Canada, Noteworthy, Profiles

Christine Mandegarian, Personal Support Worker

Christine Mandegarian – a Personal Support Worker at Altamont Care Community, Scarborough, Canada – passed away on 15 April 2020, after suffering from COVID-19. Christine was 54 years old. Christine Mandegarian had worked for 31 years at Altamont Care Community, a long-term care centre in Scarborough, Ont., her husband said. Sienna Senior Living spokesperson Natalie Gokchenian confirmed the death. "On behalf of the entire team at Altamont Care Community, we mourn the passing of a much-loved and valued team member," she said in a statement issued Friday. "She will be sadly missed by all of her colleagues and by all the residents she cared for. On behalf of the entire team, we extend our deepest condolences to her family, loved ones and colleagues.&q...
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Amrik Bamotra, Radiology Support Worker
11Apr By Web TeamNo Comments
Medics, Profiles, United Kingdom

Amrik Bamotra, Radiology Support Worker

Amrik Bamotra – a Radiology Support Worker at King George Hospital, Goodmayes, London, England – passed away on 10 April,2020, due to COVID-19.  Amrik was 63 years old. Amrik Bamotra had been a radiology support worker at the King George hospital for the past four years and was a porter there before that. Tony Chambers, the chief executive of Barking, Havering and Redbridge university hospitals trust, said: “Amrik was well-liked among his colleagues, who have shared how friendly, chatty and kind-hearted he was, and that he was caring and compassionate to all patients. They said he treated everyone like his own family.” Source: The Guardian Please help us in adding details.
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