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Remembering Our Heroes

Ian Ridley (4/15/2020 – Peterlee, UK)

Zeeshan Ahmed (4/16/2020 – London, UK)

Rajesh Jayaseelan (4/11/2020 – London, UK)

Ayub Akhtar (4/3/2020 – London, UK)

Spencer Kurash (3/25/2020 – London, UK)

William Montana (2/28/2020 – Springfield, Massachusetts USA)

Dustin Parker (1/1/2020 – McAlester, Oklahoma USA)

Sanehpal Singh Randhawa (12/29/2019 – Vancouver, Canada)

Hilario Mendoza (8/21/2019 – Maricopa County, Arizona USA)

Mohammad Zafrullah (7/14/2019 – The Bronx, New York USA)

Luis Guaman-Espinoza (6/28/2019 – Ramapo, New York USA)

David John Bennett (11/21/2016 – Conway, South Carolina USA)

Ahsan Khan Ali (4/28/2017 – New Orleans, Louisiana USA)

Anis Tungekar (9/4/2018 – Chicago, Illinois USA)

Sanele Maseko (7/19/2018 – Johannesburg, South Africa)

Ismail M. Abdulle (12/25/2017 – Chicago, Illinois USA)

Nwabu Cyril Efobi (11/8/2016 – Raleigh, Virgina USA)