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Stephen Peter Lissenburgh also known as Steve Lissenburgh (30 April 1964 – 26 December 2004) was a British policy researcher, economist, school teacher and social scientist. [1] He was married to Sri Lankan born economist Sonali Deraniyagala.
20 de ene. de 2005 · Stephen Peter Lissenburgh, economist and social scientist: born 30 April 1964; Research Fellow, Policy Studies Institute 1994-97, 1998-2002, Principal Research Fellow and Head of the Employment...
In 1990, she married economist Stephen Lissenburgh (1964-2004), who "made large contributions to British public policy research". [7] While on vacation at Sri Lanka's Yala National Park in December 2004, she lost her husband, [8] their two sons, her parents, her best friend, and her best friend's mother in the Indian Ocean tsunami. [9] .
- Colombo, The First Six Months After
- English Countryside, 2007
- New York, Present
They are my world. How do I make them dead? My mind toppled. Pieces of me hovered in a murky netherworld, timeless day after timeless day. In a stupor I began to teach myself the impossible. I had to learn it even by rote. We will not fly back to London. The boys will not be at school on Tuesday. Steve will not call me from work to ask if I took th...
It was the light that did it. It was the angle of the sun at five o'clock on a Sunday evening in early March on a country road somewhere in Shropshire. It was those sinking rays slanting against a yew tree and glinting on the wing mirror on my side of the car, dazzling my eyes. The hawthorn hedgerows on either side of the road throw long shadows in...
I steer clear of telling. I can't come out with it. The outlandish truth of me. How can I reveal this to someone innocent and unsuspecting? With those who know "my story", I talk freely about us, Steve, our children, my parents, about the wave. But with others I keep it hidden, the truth. I keep it under wraps because I don't want to shock or make ...
- Sonali Deraniyagala
14 de ene. de 2005 · An academic from the Policy Studies Institute at Westminster University is feared dead after the tsunami disaster in Sri Lanka. Stephen Lissenburgh was with his two sons Vikram and Nikhil, his wife, Sonali, and other family members when the waves hit Sri Lanka at the end of December.
Dr Sonali Deraniyagala, a 40-year-old academic, watched in horror as her husband Dr Steve Lissenburgh and two sons were engulfed by the water as they tried to flee in the family's holiday car.
27 de mar. de 2013 · She married her college sweetheart, the economist Stephen Lissenburgh, and together they had two preternaturally intelligent and happy boys. Her friend Orlantha, who was with them at Yala...
