GENERAL NEWS
Farewell to the Cronjé family
By Clifford Ferreira
We are sad to say goodbye to this lovely young family
who is returning to South Africa to take on exciting new
challenges. Henno has been a senior project manager
in our residential division since 2009 and has been
an absolute pleasure to work with. His calm manner
and careful consideration of our clients’ needs has
led to plenty complimentary feedback over the years.
Professionals, associates and contractors alike will all be
sad to see him go having enjoyed good working relations
with him. When things did get a little tough as they
sometimes do in our industry, Henno’s sense of humour
could be relied upon to lighten the mood.
Henno has immersed himself in the Time Projects culture of not just being
part of the team in the office, but getting involved in outside activities
as well. He has been instrumental in the running of the Time Adventure
Challenge with his role increasing each year to the point that he was
the principal organiser this year. This has extended to him seeing that
the funds raised from the event are properly utilised, most recently
in the construction of two outdoor gym parks donated to the city by
Time Projects in Kgale View and Broadhurst, as well as the substantial
contribution made to the Bontleng Futsal Park Project.
I am sure some of you reading this will know of Henno’s regular
involvement and love for sport. He has taken part in many local events
including The Kalahari Mountain Bike Challenge, Lady Khama Race and
the Gaborone Marathon to mention a few. He has also excelled in trail
running completing some of the tougher challenges like Mont-Aux-Sources
and the Otter Trail in South Africa.
Even though Liezl has been very busy bringing Maya, Anton and Una into
the world since she has been in Gaborone, she has still found time start a
few business ventures of her own. Our lasting memory of Liezl in the Time
Projects family will always be of her having the biggest smile ever.
Liezl and Henno have embraced the Gaborone lifestyle and have made
many friends who will all be sad to see them go. We wish them well
in their future endeavours and would like them to know that they will be
missed by us all.
Funkie and
Malebogo tie the
knot!
Congratulations to Funkie and Malebogo
Moroka who were married in a church service
held at Mochudi Home Gardens on 30
September. The wedding celebration took place
at Top High Events Garden in Gabane on the
same day. The happy couple met six years ago
and have been blessed with two daughters.
“This was the most special day of our lives as
it was filled with love, joy and happiness. We
thank God for all the blessings,” says Time
Projects Project Manager Funkie Moroka.
ISSUE 32 - DECEMBER 2017
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