In memory of Joe Habab- a true NHS hero
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Joselito Habab, known as Joe to his colleagues at Warrington Hospital, has been a true role model to all who worked with him and beyond. Joe is sadly the latest NHS victim to the COVID19 pandemic but he leave us without a fight. He leaves his wife Michelle (another NHS front-liner) and 16 year old son Dylan behind. This donation page is merely a way to give people a chance to express their appreciation of who he was and help his family through these hard times.
Joe was a fantastic colleague, always ready to help with a smile on his face. He worked hard and never left a task unfinished, so much that he earned the coveted title of Employee of the month in May 2016 as well as the "Role Model" and "Working Together" value badges. Joe has been a true emblem of Warrington Hospital, which he has loyally served for 18 years. His career has seen him through a variety of roles demonstrating his resilience and adaptability. He was well known and highly respected across many departments within the institution. His final placement was as trauma coordinator in Trauma and Orthopaedics, a department he'd worked in before and was enthusiastically received back in. During his time away from Orthopaedics he joined clinical education, where his achievements were highly acclaimed. Just before being taken off sick, he was very much at the frontline, being involved in fit-testing staff for COVID19. He was a true all-rounder, full of skill.
Mr Joselito Habab, you will be sorely missed by us all.
Our deepest sympathy goes to your family.
May your soul Rest In Peace.
Joe was a fantastic colleague, always ready to help with a smile on his face. He worked hard and never left a task unfinished, so much that he earned the coveted title of Employee of the month in May 2016 as well as the "Role Model" and "Working Together" value badges. Joe has been a true emblem of Warrington Hospital, which he has loyally served for 18 years. His career has seen him through a variety of roles demonstrating his resilience and adaptability. He was well known and highly respected across many departments within the institution. His final placement was as trauma coordinator in Trauma and Orthopaedics, a department he'd worked in before and was enthusiastically received back in. During his time away from Orthopaedics he joined clinical education, where his achievements were highly acclaimed. Just before being taken off sick, he was very much at the frontline, being involved in fit-testing staff for COVID19. He was a true all-rounder, full of skill.
Mr Joselito Habab, you will be sorely missed by us all.
Our deepest sympathy goes to your family.
May your soul Rest In Peace.
Organizer and beneficiary
Ashtin Doorgakant
Organizer
Michelle Penones Olarve
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