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Africa - Deaths 2021 The Liberian Connection - Africa (1996
- 2021) - An Internet Magazine that
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December 2021 |
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Ambrose Wotor Wotorson, Jr. |
P. Emmanuel Kobbah |
Mardea Marie Warner |
Siana M. Benson Kollie |
Mary N. Caulcrick Sampson |
Johnny S. Smith |
Alfred D. Greaves |
Francis H. Thomas |
Theresa M. Murray Clinton |
Edward Doe |
Taylor Tailey Smith, Sr. |
Gabriel Yalartai |
Shirley E. Tower |
Jogn Vandexter Lomax |
Nathaniel Typhis Brumskine II |
Wilmot B. Goll Sr. |
Comfort Yjakpai Anderson Miller |
Vernisha Juclyn Ariyachat |
Robert Boimah Parker Jr. |
Sayiga Tarkpah Eugene Peabody |
James Ebreem Sirleaf (JES) |
Joseph W. Bailey |
Margaret Welleh Gray Kunmeh |
CELEBRATION OF LIFE AND LEGACY of CHRISTINE AUGUSTA TOLBERT NORMAN |
Comfort Mcborrough |
Jewel Amelia Smith |
Wellington G Jones Sr, |
Melvin Dexter Gooding |
Robert F. Taylor |
Rhonda Richards vonBallmoos |
Michel Ndarake Idiokitas |
Amelia Reeves |
Jessie K. Harmon |
Ellen Jane Cooper |
HERMAN C. JALLAH |
John Walter Gbedze |
Miata Loretta Coleman |
Israel W.E. Harding, Sr. |
AARON GARWAY MARSHALL, Jr. |
ALETHA Davis Jallah |
Charles Decca Burgess McIntosh, Sr |
Eugenia Thelma Freeman-Doekieh |
Frances Grigsby |
Herbert V.K. Mensah Jr. |
Frances Nyennonsnoh Davies |
November 2021 |
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Edwin M James II |
Muna Josephine Teta” Roberts-Weah |
Aaron Garway Marshall |
James Meti Cheah |
James M. Parker Jr. |
Daniel Tarkington Goe |
Moses F. Lamin, Sr. |
Vida K. Morris |
Jonathan Urias Nelson Sr. |
Kim Trudeh Campbell Barnes |
Anna G. Mitchell Prall |
Joseph Cheyee Hansford |
Beatrice Sieh Gbeh Doe |
Musu M. Washington |
Esther Brown Robinson |
Albert Africanus Reeves,Jr, |
Lincoln James Smythe, Sr. |
Joyce Jteta Smallwood Kennedy |
Mydea Dougan Smith |
Sarah W. Snetter-Crusoe |
Oscar Peter McIntosh |
Felicia Zupoleh Youboty Saye |
Brundell Edwin Taylor, Sr. |
Michael Gabriel Korhone Jr. |
Aheba Gladys Ajavon |
Joseph Boyle Vincent |
Nathan Richard Askie |
Harmon Lincoln Warsaw |
Francis Brandy Kesseh Sr. |
WILLIAM RICHARD TOLBERT, 3RD |
Memorial Service for Cynthia-Mai Keabeh Askie |
October 2021 |
Zachariah E. White |
Lucinda Collins Cranshaw |
Rebekah Kathleen Scotland |
Patience Grant Wiles |
Alfred Henrique Pearson |
Francis Phillip Hage |
Sinbeh Emmanuel Tyler |
Evelyn Wallace |
Florence Irene Cooper David |
Elizabeth Abbie Muhlenburg |
Harriet Musulyn Perry Jimmeh King |
Memorial Service for Spencer Momo Kanagie Clarke |
Comfort W. Harmon |
A. Nestella Dennis |
Edith D. Curran |
Steve M. Monger |
Elizabeth Ogunti Memorial |
Theresa “Tulu” Peal Ballard |
Francis James Momolu, Jr. |
BENJAMIN LAHAI KARMO |
J. Armah Karmo |
40th Day Celebration of Life for Varney M. Corneh |
Ijoma Robert Flemister |
Lancelot Holt |
John Hilary Tubman |
Joel Bobby Togba Larsah |
Joyce G. Reed |
Henry Peeu Walker |
Caroline Jeanette Mathilda Laura Gittens |
Sallay Kanda Massaquoi Boima |
Magnette Elizabeth Woods |
Gabriel Whyee Salapeh |
Peter Andrew Cheeks, Sr. |
Jerry Ivor Wilkins Jr. |
Charlotte Josephine Tyler Kortue |
Hannah Trotmon Queyapoe |
Paul Saydee |
Athanasius A Roberts Sr. |
September 2021 |
Harry Zeahnee Baigebo Sr. |
Najah Samuel Yakpasuo |
Windell Quinn Oscar Celio |
Marie Momolu |
Nancy Olivia Howard Peters |
Joyce Antoinette Mardea Moore-Liberty |
Lottie Bernice Carter Harmon |
Shaka Green Saad |
John Garmondyu Thompson |
Hannerl Snetter |
Mackerson Kowa Stevens |
Michael Harris |
William Garway Sharpe, Jr. |
Olive Reeves Butler |
Maryann Diggs Norris |
Roseline Porte |
E. Marvin Mellish Ketter |
Nancy Zuo Gilman |
Margaret Elizabeth Therestine Wilson Mirin |
Swithin Mustapha Swaray |
Emmanuelita Esi Siebu- Roper |
Elfrieda Hettie Lawson Marshall |
Eric Aharon Roberts |
Edmund Nah Kloh Sr. |
Earline Joyce Hunter |
Alan “Al” Caulker |
RAPHAEL “NNAMDI” WILLIS JR. |
Jesse Benniah Karnley Sr. |
Sarah Page |
Samuel Ezra Walker |
CORRINA MAHILA JOHNSON TOTIMEH |
Wesley Momo Johnson |
Anna Lucretia Sherman Richards |
Mai Ellen Bailey Harris |
August 2021 |
ALEXANDER POLEY GBAYEE |
DuoYarkelay Zangbay Dokie |
Eliza SIS Jean Ellis Smith |
Edwin Kaibakai Sherman Sr. |
Veronica Mary Feyitisho Gurley |
THERESA WEAH GBEDI WOLO |
Jemima Clementine Carr |
Jehu T. Stryker Sr. |
Esther Titelma Mulbah |
Angeline K. Reeves, (Gurley) |
Esther Roseline White |
William Amara Bako Freeman |
Memorial Service for Nathan Syniah White |
M. SAMUEL T. HINA, SR. |
Daphne Agnes Williams-Warburton |
Teazu Tatiana Jeridale Morris - Krauth |
Comfort H. Cummings |
Anthony Wreh Nah |
Constance “Genevie” Ophelia Richards- Harris |
Mohammed Tijan Waritay |
Henry Zoben Keller |
Edwin S. Perry Jr. |
Alfreda Louise Verdier Mitchell |
Virtual Memorial Service for Marcia Greaves Shaw |
Magdalene A. Sanvee |
Ibrahim Lincoln Tolbert |
Lenora Mengie Flood Cox |
Tarrion Morcolor Togbah |
Amanda Carr-Tyler |
Anna Veara Willis |
Abdul Baba Kamara Sr. |
Samuel Raymond Divine, Sr. |
July 2021 |
Theodore Maxwell Carter, Sr. |
Keisha Etmonia Avalon Hamilton |
Rowena Pamela Cooper Buckman |
Antoinette “Nettie” Doe-Deyi |
William K Hansford |
Louis Edwin Randall |
Sylvester A. Wennie |
Charles B. Smith |
Lucinda Agnes Mamie Fairley Wreh-Wilson |
EMMANUEL KOFFA TRUEH |
Betty Bentoe Kyne Kumeh |
Luvenia Moore Harris |
Memorial Service for Nathan S. White, Sr. |
Yamakollei Flomo |
Ciapha Richelieu Anthony Cooper I |
Mardea Elaine Martin-Wiles |
Harriet Dorinda Williams Yancy |
Yassah A. Powell |
Irene Johnson |
Willette R. Slocum |
Robert C. D. Marshall, II |
EVA HARRIS DAVID |
William Thomas Banks II |
Nathaniel K. Salee |
Mary S. Togar |
Martha C. Wallace |
Helena ToeWelleh Boe |
Sam Badio, Jr. |
James T. M. Slocum |
Jehu Baccus Matthews, Jr. |
Victor Sloujou Jerleh |
Fenton Ann Hill |
Hawa-Ellen Knuckles |
Gladys Garmai Yeatulu Beyan |
Nathan Syniah White, Sr. |
Roland Sean Deshield |
John G. Bestman, Sr. |
Harris Kpehe Ballah Sr. |
Menica Oliver Thorpe |
S. Winston Jarrett |
Beyan A. Clarke |
Abraham Samukai Konneh |
Comfort Hadoo Lucille Bryant Jones |
Clara Zeporah Tuning |
Edna Wilson Greenidge |
Mary Balleh Esi Somah Jappah |
June 2021 |
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Marcia Greaves Shaw |
Grace T. Nyeplu |
Nellie Mai Thompson |
David B. Dewee |
Klubo Dorbor |
Amos Yonkon Bartu, Sr. |
Theophilus Dekonty Joseph |
Stephen Tokpa Akoi |
Johnathan Emmanuel Zehkpeghe Bowier |
Uriel W. Murray |
Martin Wollor Siklo, Jr. |
Victoria Violet Eyetunde Marsh-Cheeks |
David Bickersteth Berry, Jr. |
CLARENCE BOIMA BURPHY |
Joseph M. Montgomery, Sr. |
James Thomas Slocum |
Carolyn Elaine Horace |
William W. "Boy" Seton |
Manapaye Sinyea Ukatu |
Abraham Kemokai, Sr. |
Iris Rose Jangaba |
Facia Banks Ofogho |
David Madean Johnson Sr. |
Albertine Fatu Reeves Kollopo |
Spencer Momo Kanagie Clarke |
Jeanette Kafai Barkon |
Jefferson Elmer Witherspoon |
George Walter Taylor and Helena Nugba Taylor |
Yede Ebony Allison |
Christine Augusta Tolbert Norman |
Ruby Adline Goodridge |
Mary Sancea Thomas |
Comfort Julia Cox |
Raymond Foday Kromah |
Beatrice Nene Ricks Macavoi |
Eudora Nassau Barnes |
Rose Luah White |
Edvida Tarloh Adoree Moore |
Winston R. Howard, Sr. |
Tennema Sirleaf Deline |
Cerue Pioneer Brown Banks |
Nfannie Seibure- Nimene |
Alice Roberts-Gerring |
Mary Kaigenleh Myers Wensae |
Janette Isatta Sanoh Fahnbulleh |
Orcyndo Yacci Makor |
Edwin Jarwo Yarngo Sr. |
Anthony D. Sanvee, Sr. |
Annie Niket Arkue-Opoku |
Menia Jugbeh Nyanseor |
Abraham A. W. Abasi |
J. Auzzell Gibson |
Abraham Bropleh Wesseh Abasi |
May 2021 |
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Yongor Cekah Hall |
Samuel Benedict Dempster, Sr. |
Minerva Freeman |
Wellington A. Capehart Sr. |
Jessie Wleh Brown |
Albert Wloti Nimley II |
Musu Harper |
George A. Varmah, Sr |
Henry R. Stewart |
Elizabeth Nahdee Wreleh |
Lloyd Ashford Gardiner |
Gabriel Reginald Duncan |
Emily L. Reeves |
Harriet Elizabeth McIntosh Williams |
Rennie Mitchell |
Eugene Cooper |
SAMUEL BENEDICT DEMPSTER, SR. |
Esther Lloyd -Menyoungar |
Edward Lester Varnie |
Myles William Taylor Jr. |
Malissa L. Dayrell |
April 2021 |
NATHANIEL S. BARTEE |
Clavender Agnes Railey Browne |
Momoh V. Corneh |
P. Nicol Boyce, I |
Thomas Phillip Faulkner |
Arthurlina Evelyne Clarke |
Sylvester Jlaoh Sekajipo |
Evelyn Mamie Attia |
Cerue Mason Tah |
ANNIE ETMONIA DUNN TUKPAH |
N. Samuel Jallah |
Roland P. Mulbah |
Precious Pearl Ireland |
Benjamin Mulbah Togbah |
Bertha N. Momoh |
STANLEY CAMMUE GBAWAR |
Rebecca Blopoh Worjloh Nyante |
Montel MacArthur Cooper |
Cecelia Kofa Sherman |
Leslie Bola Jacobs |
Sarah Tolbert Kerkulah |
Phillip Dweh Chenekan Jr. |
Samuel H Dennis |
Ashford 'AJ' Trokon Peal Jr. |
Josiah Nyan Brown, Sr. |
Jessie E. Greene |
Sophronia Senora Chesson Itoka |
Clarence Sumokollie Kamara |
Kandakai Alphonso Duncan III |
Henry T. Cephas |
Zean M. Howard |
Lawrence M. Emerson |
Mervell Andrews Yanforh |
Gerald Opilo Browne |
March 2021 |
Yatta Sata Kiazolu Elsar |
Hawa Harriet Fahnbulleh-Wright |
Becky U. Sillah |
Edna Boe Tucker |
PATRICIA “BEMORE” JIMMIE |
Urick Isaac Frankfort |
Henry B. Duncan, Jr. |
Solomon Love Divine |
Nellie G. Johnson |
Cassandra C. Sackie |
Charles S. G. Boayue, Sr. |
Etta Barnard |
Cecelia “Old Lady” Makor Premy |
Ernest M. Benson |
Glendora Lauretta Bunch Hoff |
RICHARD E POPE |
Louise Marie Lartey |
Johnette Vawar Todey |
LUCRETIA WRIGHT-LUKE |
Robert Eric Cooper Sr |
Clarice Massa Ledlum Bivans |
Adama Augustus Sirleaf, Sr. |
Victoria S. Davis |
Mary Gbardee Dorothy Chea |
Ted E. Roberts |
Gertrude Fatu Johnson |
George W. Duncan Sayonnkon |
Roland T. Yancy |
Rebecca Jenneh Nyemah Ware - Wilson |
LOUISE J. DAVIS-HARRIS |
COMFORT DUWLI DUEH TOE |
MASAWO FAHNBULLEH |
February 2021 |
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Mary Troyah Collins |
Comfort Abeke Ogunti Gibson |
Isaiah Adama Teasley |
Joseph D. Kpana |
Mary G. Blibo |
Emmanuel Addy, Jr |
Kofa B. Sherman |
Amos Martin Hayes |
Parthenia Aleta Davies Thompson |
Francis Augustus Caesar, Jr. |
Rachel Diode Sebo Wilson |
Tumu Binda |
Ellen Augustus Houston |
Etta Setta Tucker Endee |
Shadrick Clarke Junfijiah, Sr. |
Molley Baimba Johnson |
Amelia Cora Richards Holmes |
Charlesetta Geneva Dillon |
Robertetta P. Barclay |
Patience M. Railey |
Walton Buchu Morgan |
January 2021 |
Gorma Gbarbea Kweh |
Ernest Spencer Benjamin Ward |
A. Kula Benjamin |
Farmere Gbarta Stubblefield |
Arnold C. Siebu |
Julia Sangbo Grimes Taynun |
Alex Joseph Duwai |
Geraldine Wede Bowier-Hoff |
Rose Elizabeth Cummins |
Yolanda Porte Massaquoi Haddad |
Paulus Momo Bonar |
Harriet Wede Gardiner-Blay |
James Monyoukaye Sr. |
Shirley Temple Bella Cooper |
Johnathan Nyanquoi Bee Dunbar |
Florence Sophie N'Tow Lloyd |
PETER NUMEHN LENYEE |
JOHNNY TARLUE CLARKE |
Edrick A. York |
George P. Masah |
Olive Alma Hill |
David Moboke Cooper |
Amelia Baltia Cumming-Stryker |
Joseph Tarpeh Nyesuah |
Wynston E. Dunbar |
Beatrice Witherspoon Allen Miller |
Beatrice Messie Allen |
Lucretia Aurelia Junius Rainsbury |
Elizabeth W. Cummings |
Roselyn Korto Holder-Dimerson |
Lovette Himiendé Wallace |
Dorothy Browne-Tarlue |
William Aquilla Cox, Sr. |
Tamba Freeport Fokoe Bambaa |
Samaria Maria Khoury Clinton |
William Kamma Reeves |
Robert Kwaku Phillips |
Rachel Sundayma Bowe-Barchue |
Elizabeth Sonpon Toe |
Bernard Doryen Togba, Jr. |
VERGINIA MUHLENBURG-THOMPSON |
Farley N. Bowell |
Ida Roberts Johansson |
Matilda Eileen Greene Dunn |
Mabel Koon |
Zoe Martha Thomas Mulbah |
December 2020 |
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Miatta Elizabeth Karnley |
Klubo Mayea Forkpa |
Benedict Jerome Bedell |
Rowena Yvette Kelley |
Samuel G. Bowman |
Shirley Hawah Umgebia Davis Stewart |
Aloysius Kormi Itoka, Sr. |
J. Andrew Redd |
Charles Synclair Neal, II |
'CLARISSA HOFF JALLOH |
Peter Gardea Boikai |
Henrietta Collins |
Louise Letcontin Johnson-Blai |
Mark Carlton Carr |
Richelieu Bartholomew Harris, Sr |
CECELIA GARMAI FORD |
Vickie E. Ward |
Yassah Shorrow |
Rebecca Doe-Zawiea |
Mary George |
Jerome Irwin Mends-Cole |
S. Edward Carlor |
Lafayette Harmon Diggs |
Ethel C. Holman |
Edwina Blamo Dean- Mcrimmon |
Margaret ‘Weade’ Doblah Nyepon |
Jaiden Divine Yates |
Emmanuel Wah Muhlenburg |
Hilda T. Perry |
Princess Ojumiri Lucinda King Wilkins |
Ellen Elizabeth Marjupleh Mitchell |
Naomi Clarinda Hoff |
Connie Sue Williametta Doe |
MELVIN BENJAMIN FREEMAN |
Prince Wilfred O’Dowu Marsh |
JAMES TARR DAYOUGAR |
Moses G. Barquoi Sr. |
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The family of
CONSUL GENERAL ALEXANDER POLEY GBAYEE
thanks you for identifying with us during our loss through prayers, visits, donations, and overall support. Your gentle sympathy and kindness will always be remembered.
As we pursue his legacy of completing the
MULTILATERAL AND VOCATIONAL COLLEGE PREP
HIGH SCHOOL IN HIS VILLAGE OF TUGBAKEN,
MARYLAND COUNTY, LIBERIA,
we hope we can count on your continued support.
Mrs. Musu Gbayee, WIDOW HON. ALEXANDER POLEY GBAYEE
07.16.1938 – 08. 28.2021
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In Memoriam Emmanuel Boima Dadea Johnson
Psalms 121
I will lift up my eyes into the hills, from whence cometh my help. My help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and Earth. He will not suffer thy foot to be moved; he that keepeth thee will not slumber. Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep. The Lord is thy keeper : the Lord is thy shade upon thy right hand. The sun shall not smite thee by day, not the moon by night. The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil: he shall preserve thy soul. The Lord shall preserve thee from going out and thy coming in from this time forth, and even. Forevermore
In Loving Memory of Emmanuel Boima Dadea Johnson. A Loving Husband, Father, Brother, Uncle, Friend, and a friend to all who encountered him. A God-fearing man.
Exactly two years ago on October 31st, 2019 we lost an African Giant, Mr. Emmanuel Boima Dadea Johnson. A true provider and protector of his family both near and far. A man who served a country so dear to his heart for many many years. If you ever needed a laugh, he was there to bring your spirits up. if you ever needed a helping hand, he was there to help. If ever you needed advice, he was right there to give it. There was something Regal about this man and whoever encountered him could see and feel it.
You are truly missed Dad by your wife, children, grandchildren, family, and friends.
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Mohammed Tijan Waritay Acknowledgement
Mrs. Mary Dwede Prowd-Waritay and her children (Maxwell, Maima and Sallamautu) along with the Waritay family, wish to acknowledge, with deepest appreciation, the many expressions of love, sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us following the tragic passing of our dearly-beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, cousin, uncle, nephew, cousin, best friend, and buddy, Mohammed Tijan Waritay on Monday, August 9, 2021, at John F. Kennedy Hospital, in Monrovia, Liberia.
We offer our heartfelt thanks to family, friends, colleagues, neighbors and acquaintances who rendered emotional, spiritual, materials and financial support at this most difficult time, including those who traveled long distances to be at the funeral services on September 2, 2021. Also to those who sent floral tributes, cards, and messages of condolence, as well as speakers, contributors and participants in the funeral services and repast, we are truly grateful.
To everyone, the words of sympathy and tributes shared have meant so much to us as we mourn Mohammed Tijan Waritay’s transition from this world to eternity with our Lord. We are grateful that you were all present to celebrate Mohammed’s life with us. We further hope that you will join us in continuing to honor his spirit by nurturing love, human dignity, equal treatment for all and by cherishing your own families and loved ones.
Rest in perfect peace Mohammed Tijan Waritay! |
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LOVING HUSBAND, FATHER, BROTHER, NEPHEW, UNCLE, DISCIPLINARIAN, PROFESSIONAL, FAITHFUL SERVANT OF GOD; DEDICATED WORKER
“ Soft and low, the mourners sigh we hear, from sorrow fount, will flow the falling tears, sad and sore, the heart by grief oppress when parting has broken the ties that love has blessed, yet that love in brighter realms shall bloom to charm the life beyond the tomb”(Handel Messiah)
Born unto the blessed union of Mr. James Y. Gbarbea Sr. and Ms. Mary Gonoe in Bong Mines, Bong County on April 17th, 1968 ( Both parents predeceased him). The late Cllr. Robert N. Gbarbea was raised by his mother Mary Gonoe and spent the majority of his adolescent years in Bong Mines, Bong County. He was brought up in a close-knit family of five persons, a mother, and three sisters. He took upon and adequately played the role of a big brother, which strengthened the bond among him, and his sisters, the late Gorma Gbarbea-Kweh, Kona Gbarbea-Dennis, and his surviving sister Zina. While in Bong Mines, a young and vibrant Robert embraced the Christian religion at an early age and was a devoted member of the Holy Cross Lutheran Church.
Upon moving to Monrovia, he became a member of the St. Andrew Lutheran Church, then later the Remedy Chapel International and the Holy Spirit Ministry. During his stay in Bong mines and Monrovia, he made lots of life-long friends and acquaintances, whose goodwill and attendance were exemplified during his home-going. Read more... |
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In Loving Memory of my Beloved Husband
HON. AMBULAI BULLEH JOHNSON, JR.
October 24, 1944 – September 20, 2016
Five years ago, on September 20, 2016, we woke up on that beautiful Tuesday morning and by that evening you had left me forever. You showed no signs of leaving me that day, but our God had other plans. It has been a great loss.
Early that evening without many words, our God whispered to you to take a walk with him in the garden while the dew was still on the roses, a place he knew you loved so dearly. He then walked with you and talked with you and then told you that you were his child and had come to take you to your eternal home. I can only imagine the joy you felt as he held your hand and tarried with you. You were calm and peaceful as he called you to rest from labor to reward. Your submission to the will of our God was clear and then you bowed in humble adoration and proclaimed,
‘MY GOD!!!, HOW GREAT THOU ART”.
I know that you did not want to leave me, but you did not have a choice. So, thank you again my darling for taking your last breath in my arms in our backyard garden, for it was at that moment I truly felt our total togetherness and God’s divine presence. You were a smart, strong, kind, and generous man and sometimes that kindness got you into trouble (Lol T), nonetheless, I loved you and I missed you. It still pains me, and I sometimes have restless nights thinking of you, but I always call on our God who kept us together amidst all the storms and he continues to watch over me. You are in a better place where there are no more lingering pains. You are with our GOD. So, I now bid you a forever FAREWELL my dear ABJ, (BULLEH, as I called you sometimes). Five years seemed like an eternity, but it also seems at times like it was just yesterday because the memories are still with me Thank you my beloved, I learned so much from you the great PROFESSOR and as we always said, I had the faith and you, the strength.
God has also called our dear beloved son BRIAN who has joined you. Take care of him for I believe that the two of you are watching over me and want me to go on living for as long as our God ordains. So, you guys, please continue to watch over me with blessings from above as I live on.
I BID YOU FAREWELL AND GOOD NIGHT MY BELOVED AMBULAI BULLEH, YOU ARE AND WILL FOREVER REMAIN A STRONG MEMORY IN MY HEART.
Your beloved wife, Thelma (Johnson as you sometimes called me). |
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Moriah D. Jappah
August 31, 1936 - April 4, 2017
Happy heavenly birthday Sister. Your presence we miss. Your memory we treasure. Loving you always. Forgetting you never.
Your Children. |
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In memoriam
Ma Maria Grace France (AKA Grace Mariama Jalloh)
‘Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, you are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure’
It all seems like yesterday ......the image of you standing in a glow, enveloped by peacefulness, as I rose from my bed on the morning of September 21, 2020. It is as vivid in my mind today as the bitter truth that pierced my heart hours later as I watched you take your last breath. Your wings without a doubt were ready and you would not tarry another day for any task undone, for the peace you had found answering the Lord’s call; yet my human heart was sinking, the world suddenly became empty, time stood still and the only thing that made sense to me was to acknowledge the promises and glory of God.
You were a fighter and a prayer warrior, you walked through this life with such grace that it was hard to see your struggles. Like the Blessed mother, you treasured all in your heart, what God gave you, you not only took but enhanced them. This is evident in how you spent the greater part of your what seems like a brief life, nurturing and instilling values in us, prayerfulness, faith, humility, respect, compassion, charity, perseverance and love for the things of God, we learned from you. Today, these continue to guide our steps and all that we do. We remain grateful, we had you for a mother.
You believed you would pass this way but once and did all you could to show compassion, love, and assist family and friends directly, and indirectly. Indeed death does not end it all! The beautiful memories we shared with you shall remain priceless, we shall forever treasure these in our hearts, remember you on your special days and lovingly keep your memory alive. Today 9/21/21, is exactly a year, we shall spend time at mass, in the Lord’s presence and remember you in a special way.
‘For we know when this earthly tent we live in is taken down we will have a house in heaven, an eternal body made for us by God himself and not by human hands’ (2 Corinthians 5:1)
Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and let light perpetual shine upon her.
Fondly remembered by your children: Mrs. Selestine Dechontee Salifu, Mr. Hercules Niilante France, Mr. John Salifu, family and friends.
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Mrs. Olive Alma Hill
Happy Birthday Mother
My dearest and darling mother, today July 28, is your birthday, but you are resting in your heavenly home. We will still sing the birthday song to you, my sweet mother. Today is filled with all the memories we shared. As I look to the stars and the sky in heaven on this day, I am sending you lots of love, hugs, and kisses and not forgetting the envelope that you always expected. This year it will be sent to St. Jude's, one of the many charities you faithfully supported over the years.
Words fail me as I struggle to capture the vacuum your departure has created in my heart. Suffice is to say that you will remain my jewel of inestimable value, my best friend, my confidant, my pillow to cry or laugh on, and my comforter. I now recall with deep nostalgia how you always wanted us to talk. I miss you immensely my dearest mother. My only consolation is that you were loved.
Upon your exit from your earthly home into your heavenly paradise, I was unable to grieve, but I cried and shouted seeking you to comfort me from the insults, abuse, demoralizing, degrading, and shattering words that I received because I love you. It still hurts as I struggle to suppress those words thrown at me. You taught me to be strong. As the months went by, I slowly recouped and realized you were truly gone. Oh mother, I miss you so much that it hurts. Remembering how you prayed fervently and always kept the faith no matter what the situation was, renewed my strength in prayers. I am now trying to accept your absence with equanimity. You will continue to live in my heart, mother.
Sunrise: 07/28/1935 - Sunset: 01/13/2021
From your daughter Nyanday, Son-in-law Chieme, grandchildren; Jack, Gaby & family, Ben, Ken, and Toby |
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Kabeh Budy-Lape
Sunrise-March 15,1939-Sundown July 20,1981
Mom today mark 40 years you have been gone to be with the Lord, it seems to be like yesterday. We miss you so much that, not a day goes by with out thinking and talking about you. Nothing has and will never be been the same. Continue to rest in peace with the Lord who love you the best. You will never be forgotten.
Goodnight Mom
Viola Budy-Ray, Dedeth Budy-Forkpa,and the Budy's & Lape Family
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Beloved Mother, Mama, Annie-Boo, Miss Annie, Aunty, Teacher Sancho
On this day, July 9, 2021, were you with us, we would be celebrating your birthday with dancing, singing, and just loving you.
You are, however, celebrating in Glory where you shall nevermore die. A place where the old is forever young, transformed in a moment of time. Immortal you are standing in his likeness, the stars and sun to outshine.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAMA!!
We love and miss you, and we are all looking forward to that GREAT GETTING-UP MORNING.
From your beloved children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, sister, nieces, nephews, friends, and students.
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Acknowledgement
Dear Mama,
It has been two months since you gained your wings, and, went to be with the Lord and; a month since we laid you to rest. To say we missed you is an understatement. We go by your gravesite often to talk to you. We know physically you are not there. However, it gives us comfort knowing there is a place we can go to visit you. Mama, nothing will be the same again without you. We missed your prayers, guidance, and times we spend talking about traveling and yes, writing your book. Although you did not get to write it, it will be written. Mama, as we celebrate milestones in our lives, your presence will be missed. Continue to rest in peace our sweet Mother. You will never be forgotten.
With Everlasting Love,
your children.
Now, to all of our friends, and family, who took time out of their busy schedule to visit, call, and pray for us. We say thank you. A special thanks to the Cooper family, Russell family, Geegbea family, Massaquoi family; Tarpeh-Dee children (California), and the Wolo family (Minnesota) for your love and contributions. We can never repay you for your kindness. May God richly bless each of you.
In Loving Kindness,
Mama Blopoh Children
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A Tribute to the Late William Henry Walbuck I
Called to Labor: October 24th 1933 * Called to Reward: February 3rd 2021
The late William Henry Walbuck I, affectionately called: Grandpa, Bor William, Papay, and Superfly, and twin sister Henrietta Walbuck Paykue were born October 24th, 1933 in New Georgia Township, Montserrado County; unto Patsy Davis and Thomas Walbuck. Their parents predeceased them. At an early age, he was adopted by his maternal uncle late John William McGee, retired Collector of Internal Revenues of Liberia. He grew up on Randall St., Monrovia.
William graduated from Booker Washington Institute in Kakata, Margibi County in 1970. Due to his proficiency and exceptional job performance, he was hired immediately by the Voice of America as a Radio Operator after his internship. On August 7, 1971, he married Fanny Jane Witherspoon, daughter of Geneva Mason Iyee and Samuel Andrew Witherspoon of Lexington, Sinoe County. They predeceased her. She was given away by her late uncle Samuel Davis Mason.
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Acknowledgment
The family of Arthurlina Evelyne Clarke wishes to acknowledge, with deepest appreciation, the many expressions of love, sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us following our loss.
We offer our heartfelt thanks to family, friends and neighbors who have rendered emotional and practical support at this most difficult time, to those who traveled long distances, and to those who sent floral tributes, cards, and messages of condolence. To the clergy, and participants, we are truly grateful.
Our special thanks to Teah Funeral Services for their special and professional services.
Special Thank you to Mr. Abraham Teah.
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NOTE OF THANKS
The Johnson, Dunor, and Jackson families of Kolahun District, Lofa County, Liberia extend heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all friends who showed Fatu Gertrude Johnson, our charismatic and dearly-beloved niece, daughter, sister, cousin and mother so much love both during her lifetime and at her passing. Many thanks indeed for your sincere expressions of sympathy and your generous donations toward her homegoing in Atlanta. Though Fatu died relatively young, we rejoice and give thanks to Almighty God for using her to show that human love and kindness are feasible even in the course of "one crowded hour of glorious life."
J Rudolph Johnson (For the Bereaved Families)
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In Loving Memory of a Husband and Father on His 70th Birthday
Counsellor David A.B. Jallah
March 25, 1951 – May 21, 2018
Today marks what would have been your 70th birthday. It has been nearly three years since the morning that forever changed our lives and left an irreparable void in our family. To say we miss you is an understatement. There have been so many occasions and traditions that are not the same now and whenever we convene on those days as a family, the place you held in those times hold your memory, bringing us comfort and despair, all at once. With the Almighty with us, we are making it through and we pray that you have been received by the Creator, resting in peace.
With Love and Affection,
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We would like to sincerely thank those who have called, sent messages, texts, prayers, cards, flowers, food, thoughts, well wishes, donations to the American Kidney Fund, or contributions otherwise to the homegoing services of our dear and beloved Matilda – wife, mother, sister, cousin, sister aunty, aunty, grandmother, friend, teacher, pastor. Your words of sympathy and tributes shared have meant so much to us as we mourn Matilda’s transition from this world to eternity with our Lord. This loss would be too much to bear without your kind words and felt presence and we are comforted that you have celebrated Matilda’s life with us. We hope you join us in continuing to honor Matilda’s spirit by nurturing faith and love in your lives and the lives of others and by cherishing family and loved ones.
With love,
The Dunn Family
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TRIBUTE TO OUR DEAR MOTHER WILLIAMETTA BEATRICE PORTE
“Memories are treasures no one can steal,
Death is a heartache nothing can heal,
Some will forget you now that you are gone,
We will remember you no matter how long
Mommy, Sleep well in the sweet arms of Jesus.”
We love you and truly missed you.”
The Late Williametta Beatrice Porte
Sunrise: August 7, 1930
Sunset: February 29, 2016
Thanks Mommy for the care and support, and for the values of honesty, steadfastness, patience, humbleness, sacrifice, unworldliness, contentment, non-covetousness, and hard work instilled in us; all of which we strived to maintain and thrive on today. You have been our mother and best friend. Thank you for the moments we shared; moments filled with shared feelings and thoughts, dreams and wishes, and above all friendship/motherly love. Each precious moment will be treasured in our hearts as long as life permits us. May the blessings of God be with you always Mommy.
As we observe a mournful remembrance of the fifth anniversary of your death on February 29, 2016 Dear Mother; the tenderest of memories of you will forever remain with us as we reflect on all of the fun and games we played and the season plans we made as a family. Thank you so much Mommy for being such a wonderful mother. We love you Mommy.
Your long and eventful life was full of Love, Peace, Happiness, Perseverance, Gentleness, Honesty, commitment, Patience and lots of other virtues. Inclusively, you were a woman with strength of character: Simple, Easy-Going, Humble, Hard Working, Responsible and Family oriented. As we mourn your loss, it is our belief that Christ has taken you to where He prepared a final and peaceful resting place for you.
Losing our dear mother; Williametta has been a very painful experience. Your loving support/care for us over the years has been a great help. Thank you for being there for us when we needed you most. Words cannot express our appreciation for the motherly love and support you shared with us over the years.
As we successfully pilot our lives without your physical presence for the past years, we firmly believe that you and Daddy (Rameses Augustus Porte, Sr.) are with the Lord; praying for God’s abundance grace on all of us. May the souls of you, daddy, and the souls of all the faithful departed in the mercies of God, rest in perfect peace until we meet again.
From: Everette Porte-Ferguson, Ariminta Porte-Gbaba, (Joseph Gbaba, Sr.), Rameses A. Porte, Jr. (Leemue
Porte), Alonso W. Porte, Sr. (Harietta Porte) Saretta P. Porte, Grace Cole (Andy Cole), Vida Porte-
Ncube, Roberta Weefur and several grand and great grandchildren,
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++ In Memoriam ++
DR. Rudolph A Polson
Sunrise May 4, 1960 - Sunset February 5, 2020
Psalm 121: 1&2
“I lift up my eyes unto the hills,
from whence cometh my help.
My help cometh from the Lord,
the creator of the Heavens and the Earth”.
Exactly one year ago, today, on February 5, 2020, you left us to be with the Lord. It’s hard to believe it is already a year since your departure. It seems like yesterday but the pain of losing you is forever in our hearts. The void created by your departure can never be filled but memories of our time together on this earth are all that we have to hang-on.
We miss you so much and sometimes wonder why you had to leave us so soon but we all know that the Lord knows best. We love you so dearly but He loves you more. Continue to rest in Heavenly Peace and may your soul and the souls of all faithful departed Rest in Perfect Peace and Light Perpetual shine on them.
With All Our Love,
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To the Glory of almighty God, who will raise and quicken the dead and In loving memory of our beloved Wife, Mother, Grandma, Daughter, Sister, Aunt, Niece and Friend;
We can hardly believe that one year has passed already, since you fell asleep. It seems like it was just yesterday! The pain is real and the void is gaping, but our Hope is certain, we will see you again!
“For I know that my redeemer liveth, and that He shall stand at the latter day upon the earth: And though after my skin worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God: Whom I shall see for myself, and mine eyes shall behold, and not another...” Job 19:25-27. On that day, you and all the faithful that are asleep in the dust, will rise at the call of the Archangel. Together, we will rise to meet the Lord in the air, never to part again!
Yudeh, your Summer is soon to come!
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December 25, 1952 – January 2, 2021
My Love Always for Sarah Fredericks….
My love for you began in Brandywine, Maryland when I was a single mom in a new home with two young boys… in desperate need of direction and perspective. However, you frequently reminded me that your love for me began when you traveled to visit Uncle Mickey in Flushing 43 years ago upon hearing that your best friends had given birth to a girl named Elizabeth. Reuniting with you in Maryland was truly serendipitous in every way – though you had known me my entire life through your friendship with my parents, I quickly came to realize that God sent you and your love at a time when I was most in need - when I was most unsure about myself and my abilities. And just like the angel you are, you appeared and immediately put it all in perspective for me - Like only you could. You became my cheerleader, my confidant, my partner in (good) crime ? and my comedian when I couldn’t find my own smile. When Dementia robbed me of my mother, without hesitation you immediately stepped in for your sister…being the mom that I needed and the grandma that the boys needed. Through your living examples and fervent prayers on my behalf, you strengthened my faith in God and directed me closer to Him. Evangelizing the Word of God daily within my life and the life of others.
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Thank you message for The Rev. J.K. Levee Moulton:
On behalf of the Family, I would like to express our sincere thanks and gratitude for your love and acts of kindness during our time of loss.
Your thoughtful words of sympathy and participation will always be remembered. We appreciate all your prayers and
comforting support.
Frederica Free Moulton
WIFE/WIDOW
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+ In Memoriam +
Samuel T. Lawrence
Sunrise: January 9, 1942
Sunset: November 23, 2020
The Lawrence, Baryon, Kollie and Allison families would like to thank all those who sympathized with us during the home-going events of our Father, Uncle, GrandDad, Brother and Cousin(Samuel T. Lawrence). Your flowers, cash, kind and words of consolations were remarkable and without you, the process would have been difficult.
We are extremely grateful for kind gestures.
Dear Pappay Sam: (Samuel T. Lawrence), we want to thank you for sharing 78 unbroken years with the family. Your smiles and affections will be greatly missed. You were our gentle giant and your love for service to humanity is worth emulating. Your patients called you the poor man’s doctor, your peers called you Cous and we the children called you Pappay Sam. These were distinguished honors bestowed upon you for the quality of life you lived. You were always a fun guy and you enjoyed every bit of your life to the fullest of your ability. It’s hard to imagine been at family’s functions without you. You are loved even in death, you will forever be missed. God be with you till we meet again.
As you journey this new path, we extend our loves to the faithful departed: Ma Guator, Ma Deddeh, Ma Rebecca, Jeff, Darlingboy, Peppa Hawa Ben, and Johannes. “ If tears could build a stairway and memories a lane, we would walk right up to Heaven and bring you back again. Our eyes still ache with sadness and secret tears still flow”. You will always have a special place in our hearts. We love you all but Jesus loves you best.
Kollie Kpator and Rachel Lawrence.
On behalf of the Family
Contact Numbers 215-206-7022 or 011231775999777 |
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Contact
TLC Africa Website: + 231 (0)886-605-933 / WhatsApp # +231-886-605-933 / Email: ciatavictortlc@gmail.com |
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