Dear Reggie, I can’t believe I saw you just one day before you passed. I will always cherish our friendship, memories and laughter. You will be deeply missed and forever remembered. Rest peacefully, my dear friend….

Rest In Perfect Peace Senior Reggie.  …

Moosa, you were such a genuine caring person and your smile lite up a room. I will greatly miss your positivity and humour. You were always willing to listen and keen to help. You will be greatly missed. Rest in peace x   …

Snr Reggie, you lit up our meetings with your ever beaming smile and held yourself up as a true Apsunian caring for his brother. We were blessed to have had the opportunity to create memories with you. You have truely demonstrated to us how to be an Apsunian. May the Good Lord find a place in his bossom for you. Rest well senior. …

Snr. Reggie, Big Bro! The shock, the loss… so utterly irreparable. Your calm, soft-spoken nature had such a profound impact. The many conversations we shared, your gentle wit, and your quiet presence will remain with me. A fine gentleman and a true APSU great, you were always encouraging, always present, and selflessly dependable. We spoke at length only a few days before your passing, and, as always, your calm persona and warmth were so evident. It is difficult to come to terms with the fact that our conversations on that Friday would be our last. When is the visit you promised repeatedly? You are sorely missed, will always be remembered, and forever loved. May the angels welcome you with the same kindness and grace you shared so freely here on earth. May your gentle soul rest peacefully in the bosom of the Lord. Rest in perfect peace, Snr. Reggie. Rest well, Da Yie. ❤️❤️❤️ 😭😭😭😭😭😭  …

It’s so hard to believe that Lee has suddenly passed away. I have such fond memories of the time we worked together. Lee was one of those people who could always make you laugh, with his great sense of humour and personality. Above all, he loved his family so much, and that was always clear to see. He will be deeply missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. Thinking of his family and loved ones at this incredibly difficult time. Rest in peace, Lee. ❤️…

Dr Philip Brown, former Chair of Council at the School of Pharmacy, has passed away at the age of 89. His contribution to the School, and later to UCL, was significant and long-lasting, shaping a pivotal period in its history and supporting the leadership that guided the institution through major change. Dr Brown served as Chair of Council during a time of considerable transition for the School of Pharmacy. His tenure coincided with national debate about the future of pharmacy education, with nine new schools approved by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society and further proposals emerging. He played a central role in helping the School navigate these developments, asking searching questions about the balance between research and undergraduate education, and about the School’s evolving place within the University of London. His leadership was marked by clarity of thought, strategic insight and a deep commitment to the School’s academic mission. Professor Anthony Smith, former Dean of the UCL School of Pharmacy and former Vice-Provost (Education and Affairs), UCL, paid tribute to Dr Brown’s influence and support: “Philip appointed me as Dean in 2005 and remained Chair of Council during my first year when I started in April 2006. He was formidable…

You were such a funny, kind and genuinely wonderful person. I will always remember the little one-liners you would drop into conversations, usually without realising how funny you were! You were so welcoming and approachable, and always incredibly generous with your knowledge, time and kindness. I will always appreciate the regular check ins to see how I was doing, asking about my holidays and what I had planned, and it always meant so much because you genuinely cared.  I loved hearing your stories about your husband and your mum, and hearing whatever you were getting up to at the weekend. We would always laugh about how our exciting weekend plans somehow seemed to revolve around chores! Those conversations and laughs are memories I will always treasure.  You are going to be missed by so many people. I hope you knew just how loved, valued and appreciated you were. It was a privilege to have known and worked with you, and I feel very lucky to have shared those little moments with you.    You left a mark on so many people, and you will be remembered with so much love. Thank you for being a wonderful colleague, person and…

Helen, you were such a wonderful person, intelligent, witty, kind, caring and always ready with a cheeky comment at just the right moment. You always made time to listen, offer guidance and somehow make things feel that little bit better. I will really miss our chats, especialy sitting next to you at our away days, waiting for the inevitable cheeky comment and elbow nudge that would have me trying not to laugh! I loved hearing about your holiday plans and your stories about your dad, and what you were getting up to with your mum and Tim. Those everyday conversations now feel incredibly precious.  Your patience and resilience were remarkable. Even when things were difficult and you were feeling down, you somehow found the strength to pick yourself back up with your familiar “onwards and upwards”, usually followed by something cheeky to make me smile. You have left such a void, both at home and at work, but also so many happy memories for those of us lucky enough to have known you.  I will miss you dearly, Helen. Thank you for the chats, the laughter, the advice, the elbow nudges and, most of all, for simply being you….

Reggie, a brother, a true friend, a gentleman, APSU through and through. Who will I turn to for your calm, sage advice? All the plans we were making have been torn asunder. You have left us with this void which cannot be mended.  The gates of glory are open for you as you rightfully take your place in heaven We miss you and will hold you in our hearts until we meet again.  …

An angel on earth, now an angel in heaven. You brought quiet grace and dignity to those around you, and you will be missed. Your presence left a lasting impression, and your absence is already felt. We met a day before your passing, and I remember watching the England quarter final match with you at the Gey Hey summer event. At the time, it was an ordinary moment, but it now holds great meaning. I did not know it would be the last time. That memory remains vivid, and it is held with gratitude. Though brief, that final encounter was warm and full of fellowship. It reminds us that a person is remembered not only for years lived, but for the way they are held in the hearts of others. May this tribute serve as a small acknowledgement of a life that mattered and a memory that will always be remembered. Rest well Snr Reggie…

Its difficult to put into words how well liked by everyone Lee was…kind, calm and had the best sense of humour.  Sending heartfelt condolences to Lee’s wife, children and wider family x x x   …

Moosa, I may have only known you a couple of years but you will be remembered for many many more. I loved your sense of humour, your positive attitude, your honesty (you would always say what everyone else was thinking), your smile & your kindness. During the hard times I’ve experienced this year you were there with a kind word, your positive outlook & you made me realise what’s really important. You will be very much missed – this world is a sadder place without you in it. RIP xx…

Rest well in the bosom of your Maker, Snr. Reggie. God knows best. It is well! ✝️…

I felt privileged to have known Philip over many years. Seeing him again a few years ago was a lovely and unexpected pleasure. He will be remembered with warmth and affection and my thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time.  …