Monsieur Claude REYSENN
 | Resident at Veta Shangani-West (Tanzania)
Born in Marche-en-Famenne (6900) on 15 May 1951
Died in Bouge (5004) on 12 February 2015 at the age of 63 years
Spouse of Madame Gwladys GORVODA BENGUELLA
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Espace « condoléances »
This condolence space was created on 12 February 2015.
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In memoriam
Cet espace « condoléances » est dédié à la mémoire de Monsieur Claude REYSENN. Chacun peut s’y recueillir, déposer une carte de visite ou un message de condoléances. Utilisez les liens ci-dessous pour consulter les marques de sympathie ou intervenir vous-même.
N’hésitez pas à renseigner cette page à vos connaissances. Ceux qui sont loin ou qui n’ont pas la possibilité de se joindre à la cérémonie trouveront ici une façon simple de montrer leurs sentiments à la famille dans ce moment difficile.
Merci d’avance.
Condolences
Marie louise et toute ta famille je te presente ainsi que toute ma famille toutes mes condoleances je sais ce que tu souffre je t embrasse tres fort et je pense a ta maman qui est chere a mon coeuret a toi la petite soeur toujours fidele je t embrasse tres fort 💇👍
Annick Makhloufi hubermont- 13/02/2015
Condolences
La Direction et le Personnel des Pompes Funèbres Pol LAFFUT & HEERWEGH vous présentent leurs sincères condoléances.
12/02/2015
Personal testimony
We will always remember Claude as one of the most talented volunteers that we have met, totally dedicated to his work. His contribution to the vocational training colleges at VETA Mtwara and Lindi was first class. He motivated the kids in the college, helped them create real jobs and business opportunities, pushing to establish two local bakeries, and helping them achieve a much a higher standard - through City and Guilds accreditation.
While in the end Claude's life closed quickly, he had a very rich life, leading it to the full in a somewhat unconventional way. This possibly made it more difficult for the rest of his family, but hopefully they will come to understand the impact he has had on others around him, including the lovely wife, Gwladys. His presence will be remembered in Africa for many years.
We wish all his family well during this period of grief.
David and Mary Simmonds
VSO volunteers Tanzania
David & Mary Simmonds- 15/02/2015