Jerome Goytom

Jerome Goytom 26 mai 1941 – 25 décembre 2016

Jerome Goytom
May 26, 1941-December 25, 2016
Jerome was a dedicated organizer in the Eritrean independence movement from the early 70’s in Europe, the United States of America and Canada.
He was a veteran and respected leader of the Eritrean Community in Ottawa. His selflessness and his larger than life personality have been invaluable pillars in the community.
His passions were music, dancing and reading.
Jerome was always ready to lend a helping hand to those near and far. Without any fanfare, quietly and with humility, he helped countless people. His generosity and compassion for family, friends and strangers flowed with an open and loving heart. The endless ‘gifts that he kept on giving’ throughout his life (at all times) will forever be remembered, honoured and cherished. His integrity, constant inquisitiveness and his innovative approaches to resolving life’s challenges made people seek his advice and trust his judgement. His love and kindness knew no bounds, which people felt through his dedication and support.
Jerome had the ability to interact with people of all ages, backgrounds, nationalities. He was a man of the world; interested, knowledgeable and concerned.
A private funeral service will be held. The wake will take place from Tuesday, December 27, 2016, to Thursday, December 29, 2016, between 4:00 pm – 11:00 pm at the Cody Co-op Housing Community Center (3099 Uplands Dr. Unit #47, Ottawa, ON).
A memorial service to celebrate and remember Jerome’s life will be held in late January 2017 (date and location to be announced).
For those wishing, online condolences and tributes can be made at www.kellyfh.ca. The date and location of the memorial service will be posted on this web-site once confirmed.

Nos plus sincères sympathies à la famille et aux amis de Jerome Goytom
26 mai 1941 – 25 décembre 2016.source

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26 mai 1941 – 25 décembre 2016

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