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The article is an obituary for Adele Groyer, an actuary who passed away at the age of 44. Adele was originally from South Africa and studied actuarial science at the University of Cape Town. She worked for various companies throughout her career, including Old Mutual and Gen Re, and made significant contributions to the actuarial profession. Adele was known for her passion, expertise, and dedication to delivering high-quality work. She also actively participated in voluntary roles and contributed to discussions on critical illness, disability, and gender-specific pricing. Adele's death has been met with praise and condolences from colleagues, journalists, and others who admired her work. The article also includes other obituaries and mentions of notable individuals in the actuarial field. Additionally, it highlights the achievements of actuary Sahib Singh Khosla and the winner of the Phiatus Award, Kathryn Jones, for her charitable work with the Potters Bar Community Music School. The article concludes with an obituary for Peter Crutchett, another actuary who made significant contributions to the profession and charitable causes. [Extracted from the article]