This popular activist launched the first ever LGBTQI feeding scheme from his home, which is also a safe house. Last year Leslie launched the LGBTQI feeding scheme where along with his team they feed thousands of hungry children and their parents each day. The home is also a safe haven for people who have been attacked or rejected by their families due to their sexuality. Over the years, more than 2000 people have sought shelter there.

She was a phenomenal woman, and a stalwart as well. She was such a dynamic person. She went through many challenges and still she was there. She was always there and caring to all who requested her. She was part of the Church on the Hill for a long time and she was a strong woman, a Proverbs 31 woman. She was an amazing woman; a golden heart is saying less of her. She went out of her way a lot just to make sure someone had food. She would drive around to find people she could give meals to and she did an amazing job. She did an outstanding job for her and her family – all of her family was involved. She really had an amazing regard for the homeless and care for the homeless because she really did a lot for them.

Marlon Moses, a gentle giant personified, the kindness Urban Warrior I have come across – whose love for Ajax/CT Spurs was unmatched. He was well-known to be an amazing man, whose life was an inspirational storyteller to everyone that knew him. A gentle giant. A principled man. A man of faith.

He was a remarkable person. He was supportive and loving and a wonderful leader as principal at Eben Dönges High School.

He was meek and humble in spirit and he will be missed in the church and in the community.

Railoun had had a "tremendous impact" on the museum. He was very enthusiastic about the future of the museum - and being able to see it succeed was a great achievement for him. Railoun was a jovial, energetic man, who had a big heart.

Before becoming involved in community work and politics, Le Roux worked as a nurse at Groote Schuur Hospital for many years. Because she had such a great love for her fellow man, her community work took over and she plowed all her energy into it. Le Roux was the type of person whose button you could press day or night, everyone says.

André was always willing to give advice and assist where he could. He loved serving his community with feeding schemes or any service he could provide to develop his community.

Charmain was deeply religious with a love of flowers and who baked the best cookies that "not Woolies could even compete with.