In Loving Memory of

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Francis Adzinku

We know that the news that Francis had died sent shock waves across the organsiation and beyond. Francis was an incredible nurse and a thoroughly decent human being who touched the lives of so many people. He could be relied on for championing nurses, providing mentoring to anyone seeking his support and truly living our Trust values. This is a place where you can share your memories of Francis and leave messages of condolence. We will share plans for other ways of paying tribute to our much loved colleague as they emerge. 

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Constance Mwareka

Dear Francis You were a kind man, great leader and role model. You were always there to support staff. It was an honour to know you. I learnt a lot from you.  You will be missed. May your soul RIP.  …

Richard Anderson

Francis Adzinku A lovely, lovely, lovely man. Richard Anderson  …

Deborah

You were an encouragement and inspiration both within work and outside of work. I loved seeing you heart for people and passion for communities. Thank you for your prayers and sharing some great worship songs. I look forward to standing beside you and singing my heart out with you when we meet again.   …

Lorna Lee

A letter to Francis Dear Francis As a child my parents often said when good people pass away another light is dimmed in the night sky.  I am no longer sure if this is the case, but I do know that a bright light has dimmed across Oxleas and has gone out of my …

TWANNA MENZIES-THOMPSON

My dear Francis, it took me some time to write this message as I was completely shocked and devastated by your passing. I think that I am still in shock. I was looking forward to reuniting with you in Bexley. You took an avid interest in my career as a recently qualified nurse in …

Patricia Reilly

The man with the plan – Our Francis!   The world will not be the same without you.  My heart breaks for that loss for your family, your friends and  for those who have not had the pleasure of having you in their life.   Gone so soon, heaven has another angel.   Always …

Doris Selom

Francis, Where are you dear cousin? Why so soon my dear Francis. We are missing you on the Cecilia Aidam platform! Your words of encouragement, your jokes, your positive attitude to motive us. You are an irreplaceable cousin, brother, love one. Francis, our hearts are broken. We cannot forget you, you have a special place …

Michelle Adams

I had the pleasure of working with Francis in my early career with the Trust.  I have very fond memories of my time working with him in Greenwich Acute Services and am so very sorry to hear of his sad passing.  My thoughts are with his family. …

Cathy Wilkinson

Dearest Francis, like so many of your colleagues in Oxleas, I was so shocked & saddened to hear the news of your passing. I’m still trying to process it. You were always there for me, not just as a colleague but also as a friend. I will miss your kindness & compassion and of …

Cathie James

Dear Francis, I will always remember you as the kindest of people with the biggest of hearts.  I still have the book you gave me when I left Oxleas in 1999 entitled “Simple Abundance, A Day Book of Comfort & Joy” – A fitting reminder of someone who brought comfort and joy to so …