I am lost for words... Just this Friday I was spying your calendar hoping to see when you would be back and when we could catch-up.... I was holding on to the old saying : no news is good news... but now this which I found out yesterday.
I am so sad, shocked and angered that such a lovely human being was taken away, much too soon...Your charisma and enthusiasm, humour, and just all round personality was simply unique and refreshing. I feel very fortunate to have met you and I'm extremely grateful for your guidance and friendship during these years. I know that you're watching us from the heavens and you can see how much you are and will forever be missed.
My deepest sympathies go out to your family and friends in these inconceivable times..
Love always,
Kelly

My heartfelt condolences to Fiona's family, friends and colleagues. I just stumbled over these surreal and sad news on Linkedin. I new Fiona quite a bit as I worked together with her in gTech Google around 2013-2016.
I remember Fiona as open, warm and also easy to work with person. Fiona was an integral part of gTech EMEA.
I wish all those affected by Fiona's loss the strength to go through this challenging time.
Sincerely, Alex Krock

Ik ben zo blij dat ik je heb gekend.
Dat jouw levenslust en ‘happy attitude’
een voorbeeld is voor mij.
Ik vind het verdrietig
dat het leven je niet langer gegeven is.
In mijn gedachten leef je voort.

We met when you first came to Madrid to meet your newest team member, my good friend Manu. He asked me to join you both for dinner and drinks in la Cava Baja and I was so thankful he did. I know it was not the first time you had sangria or jamor serrano, but I think it was your first time trying out pimientos de padron! And I still remember how much you liked them, how much we laughed, and how perfect the world was back then. I had the pleasure to work with you for a few years and stayed in touch digitally since then as our paths separated. I've seen you battle so much these last few years and the only thing that makes your passing bearable is thinking you are now resting and at peace. You had a great life, touched many lives and hearts, and will never be forgotten. You will be so sorely missed

I'm truly going to miss that smile and passion for life. You were bold and strong in everything you faced. Your humour, enthusiasm and stories of travels made meeting at our off-sites a complete pleasure. Memories of you will alway bring a smile to my face. I'll miss you.

We can only hope to be fortunate enough to meet and work with people like Fiona. I will always remember her refreshing honesty, passion and deep care for everyone and everything. I will miss her terribly. My deepest condolences to her family, friends and colleagues.

words cannot express how much you will be missed. I will never forget your enthusiasm, determination and positive attitude. Thanks for being one of my first mentors in Google, I've learnt so many things from you. May your rest in peace, you won't be forgotten.

you always were a friend first, colleague second, caring deeply for those around you, and bringing a smile to everyone. I'll miss you.
Dave

I am not sure I can find the right words. All I can say it that I will miss your infectious smile and laugh, your passion for life, your sense of fun, your spirited nature, your determination. No matter what the challenge you faced it straight on, even with your diagnosis. I will miss your knitting stories, hearing about your travel adventures, having a few glasses of red wine at off-sites and setting the world to rights. It is incredibly difficult to think that you are no longer here, but what a privilege it was for us all to have known you. I will miss you.
Sending all my love and condolences to your family and close friends at this inconceivable time.

All my love,
Zoe