Den Haag,
12
June
2023
|
13:09
Europe/Amsterdam

In memoriam: Mina Milusheva

Mina Milusheva

It is with extreme sadness and a heavy heart that we have to announce that Mina Milusheva, one of our first year International Creative Business students from The Hague, unexpectedly passed away on Friday June 9th

Since receiving this distressing news, Maurice Kemper (team leader) and Barış Altınöz (Mina’s PD coach) have been to see some of Mina’s closest friends on Saturday and have met with Mina’s parents on Sunday.

Mina was a part of our student community and her hobbies and interests included music, singing, psychology, poetry, and fencing. She was originally from Bulgaria with her family residing in Dubai. Her presence added to the diversity of our campus and Mina will be sorely missed. Losing Mina is a blow for both her fellow students and our teaching and support staff.

Memorial gathering
We plan to hold a memorial gathering for Mina in the Mauritszaal at Inholland The Hague on Tuesday June 13th from 13.00 to 14.00 pm, both students and teachers are invited to attend. This will be a moment for us to come together and remember Mina. Following the memorial gathering, a book of condolences and a remembrance “corner” will be set up outside of Crea Lab 2-012 to leave your message for Mina’s family, boyfriend and friends.

We extend our condolences to Mina's family and friends, and to anyone who knew her at our university. If you have any memories or stories about Mina that you would like to share, we welcome you to do so.
Please know that we are there for both students and teachers alike and our door is always open if you need help or someone to talk to.

Management, lecturers and staff of (International) Creative Business The Hague

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Krizean Josh Victa
03
September
2024
I just found out about this tonight, and I'm heartbroken and devastated. My condolences to everybody, she was a dear friend of mine and though life circumstances brought us to go to university in different countries, I cherish the memories we have, as her and our friends all took care of each other, especially going through lockdown when covid happened. I will miss her for who she is, and forever miss and be saddened at the fact that the whole world won't get a chance to hear her sing in front of them. I wish I had been a better friend, and I wish I had been there more. Her memory and her light will always be carried by those she left an impact on. My thoughts and prayers go to her friends, family, boyfriend, and anyone that knew her... I hope that in carrying on the light and succeeding in my goals, that she can watch on and be proud..