In Memory of

Jenny Theodule

It is with great sadness that on Sunday 31st January 2021, we learned that Jenny has passed away.  Please share your memories of your time spent with her and send a message to help her passing.   

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Catherine Seabourne

Dear Jenny My first memories of you are working at night in Oxleas House- you always stood out as one of the kind, supportive and friendly people. You had a gentle spirit and were always happy to help me. I will remember you for your passion, intelligence and genuine care for our patients. I …
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Bernadette Shaw

To Jenny’s family – please accept my deepest condolences at this sad time. I am so sorry for your loss.  I first met Jenny in 2001/2002 when I was a student social worker at The Heights. She then became a work colleague when I first started working for Greenwich in 2003. I always admired …
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Emma Ofosu

Dear Jennys loved ones,   Please accept my deepest condolences to you all.   I first met Jenny whilst working in the AMHP team in Greenwich. Fond memories I have, many of which included Jenny coming into the office singing and dancing with her headphones on, something that would make me smile first thing …
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Amy Wattingham

      Dearest Jennys family and friends my thoughts are with you all at this time. I was fortunate to be able to call Jenny a friend and I loved Jenny Dearly. I met her four and half years ago when I joined the trust as a Lived Experience Practitioner , as someone …
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Laura Charles

My Dearest Cousin Jenny. I am struggling to write this message, words cannot express how I am feeling. I remember the first time I saw your name on an email at work thinking that’s my cousin!!  I was so excited to learn we were working for the same trust.  I know how passionate you …
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Iain Dimond

I first met Jenny around a decade ago and then a couple of years later we became neighbours on the first floor at Memorial Hospital. We would chat on the corridor often while waiting to use the kitchen and I would lend her my office from time to time when she needed a space …
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Jan P.

I have known Jenny as a colleague for so many years and we first worked together in residential care. Over the years whenever our paths crossed Jenny would always make time for a chat. We would speak about our families and her love and pride in her children and then grandchildren was so lovely …
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Jayne Davis

Dear Jenny, my friend. I loved and will miss our conversations about our growing families and our mutual passion for our profession. You loved your family so much, each and every one of them and I know they loved you. You were a natural communicator and mentor and your wisdom will live on in …
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Janice Williamson

What can I say about our Jenny? Jenny was not only a work colleague, but a friend in and out of Oxleas for many years. Her big personality, and love of the finer things, kept you laughing all day long. Her compassion for others, her love of her family and her loyalty to her …
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Lorna

I first met Jenny decades ago in her role as Mental Health Support Worker.  I remember thinking that Jenny held so much knowledge, not only about the service users she worked with, but she could tell you about their family, community, characteristics, culture and sometimes their aspirations.  As the years progressed when I met …
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Ruth Ashworth

I have known Jenny for the last few years our paths crossing with MARAC,safeguarding and more recently at the Memorial.  Jenny I thought you were a beautiful spirit that touched many lives.  A social worker through and through.  I will miss our discussions and mutual support, it’s so sad and such a great loss.  …
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Frederica Joseph

Dear Jenny’s family and loved ones. Please accept my condolences for the lost of your beloved daughter, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, niece, cousin, partner, godmother and friend. It has taken me a while to consider what to write because like so many have already said, we were not looking for Jenny to pass so …
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Sharmaine Rutsito

It was deeply shocking and sad learning of the passing of Jenny. My sincere condolences to Jenny’s family for their loss. Sending you all healing prayers and comforting hugs at this unimaginably difficult time. Jenny was a loving, caring, considerate, passionate and bubbly work colleague who was not afraid to speak her mind in …
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Corinne Blythe

Jenny, such a sweet and awesome soul. I missed our talks, your beautiful smile and your comical response. I know we lost touch since the covid lockdown but you was always on my mind. So sorry you went so quickly but you are now at peace. You be so greatly missed by me. Rest …
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Dr Michael Elueme

I was saddened to hear that Jenny is no longer with us. May Her Gentle Soul Rest In Peace. I knew Jenny from my time with Oxleas in Greenwich and worked closely with her when we were in the same CMHT at the Heights many years ago. I found her to be very professional, …
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Alex Greenchester

Dear Jenny, I can remember so vividly the first time we met – you were on AMHP Duty and about to sit your re-warranting panel and I was in my first week as Lead Social Worker and we walked to the panel together. It was clear that your passion and enthusiasm for social work …
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Carly Oliver

I am so sorry to hear this sad news.  When I worked at Memorial I would see Jenny in the kitchen or the PA office, she was always smiling and so cheerful. She had great dress sense which we used to talk about and she always spoke of her family fondly.  Absolutely shocking news.  …
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Tara McCue-Oliphant

It’s been difficult to know what to write here and to even put into words  how truly special Jenny is. Coming into Social work as a newly qualified was daunting. Then I met my assessor Jenny and felt a bubble of support and protection wrap round me. That relationship developed and continued outside of …
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Dr Monica Crugel

Jenny was a wonderfully knowledgeable, sensible, warm, optimistic and energetic clinician. I learned a lot from her and remember vividly many of our assessments. I will miss her. …
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Sunbo Alabi

I am still in shock that you passed away. Thank you so much for your words of encouragement  You were love by all, you will surely be missed. Biggest hugs and love to your family. Rest on Angel. …
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Nicola Walker

You were very approachable, kind and helpful to me at a time when I had been thrown in at the deep end slightly and often didn’t know where to turn. Love and thoughts to your family, I hope you are resting well x …
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Sharif Davis

I am truly devastated to hear of the sad passing of Jenny.  I first met you all those years ago as my lecturer when I was a student. I again met you while working in Greenwich. You will certainly be missed. May you rest in eternal peace Jenny. RIP …
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Sara Veeramah

When I think about Jenny, I think of the brightest most infectious smile. She always warmed any room she was in, with her postive and kind attitude. I was very lucky to work with her while in the safeguarding adults team. Jenny helped and supported so many people through her work, compassion and thoughtfulness. …
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Trish Robinson

I met Jennifer at the Memorial hospital. We worked together with student social workers in recent years and we often met around the building.  We had regular meaningful discussions about work and personal issues. Jennifer was such an  interesting person, she was full of advice and information which she willingly shared. The best thing …
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Deborah Corrodus

It was a sad day when we learnt Jenny was with us no more. I knew Jenny for a number of years as a colleague and have fond memories of our chats. I remember how she would reach across to shake your hand if she agreed with something you said. This is something that …
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