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We remember today, October 29th, marking the one year anniversary of the passing of our beloved husband, father, and grandfather Mr. Emmanuel Menkiti Emeh. His legacy of love, kindness, and faith continues to guide us each day. A caring husband, devoted father, a friend to many, Emmanuel's values, humour, wisdom, and unwavering faith left an indelible imprint on our hearts.
We thank God for the gift of Emmanuel's life and the joy he brought to us. Emmanuel lived, worked, and attended school in Liberia for over 20 years. He graduated from the University of Liberia in 1970. He worked for Vanply of Liberia, Sinoe County, and later worked at FDA as Chief Technical Officer and Deputy MD for Operations. He returned to his native homeland, Nigeria, at the onset of the Liberian civil war in 1990.
Events marking the one year anniversary are as follows:
Tombstone Unveiling November 15, 2025 Vaults and Gardens Cemetery Mayfair, Awoyaya, Lekkki Epe expressway, Lagos, Nigeria.
Remembrance Thanksgiving Service November 16, 2025, during the 10 a.m service Methodist Church of the Trinity Tinubu Square, Lagos, Nigeria.
Emmanual M. Emeh is survived by his wife, Maude Massaquoi-Emeh and children: Ike, Adaeze, Ngozi, Chidi, Chukwuma, Obinna, Amarachi, and Amaechi. May his soul continue to rest in eternal peace.
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Dr. James C. Thomas MB, BCh, BAO
December 25 1938 – July 29 2023
Today make Two Years since we Lost our Beloved Husband, Father and Grand Father.
1 Corinthians 15:55-57 reads, “O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting? The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.”
Dr. James C. Thomas, a 1960 Alumnus of Saint Patrick’s High School, was born in Belmont, St Andrews, Grenada on the 25th of December 1938 unto the union of Hugh and Liline Thomas. He spent his early years in Grenada and immigrated to Liberia in his early adolescence under the guidance of his Grand Uncle Christopher Henry Rennie, Kakata, Margibi. Dr. Thomas graduated from Saint Patrick’s High School in 1960 as the Valedictorian along with his cousin, Dr. Emmanuel Mark, who graduated as the Salutatorian. He later went on to study medicine at the University College Dublin in Ireland. Dr. Thomas and Dr. Emmanuel Mark became owners of the West Clinic on Lynch Street until the Civil War in 1990.
The Wife Of The Late Dr J.C. Thomas Mrs Gloria Bruce Thomas and Children Donald A. Thomas- Pauline, Lena Thomas -Marshall – Ashton, Rodney Andre Thomas – Caroline, J.C. Thomas- Janelle, Noel Thomas- Nicola & Kathleen Curry Grand Children: Tracy Pretlow Jansen-Koboei, The Late Angel Kortee, Amy Marshall, Robyn Marshall, Thomas A Marshall, Kara Thomas, Naomi Thomas, & Ava Rose Thomas.
May God Bless & Keep You Till We Meet Again. |
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Message of Thanks
"The Family of David Kanty Roberts would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation for the outpouring of love, support and comfort during our bereavement. We pray that the Lord continues to bless each of you as you have been a blessing to us."
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March 29th, 2025
With profound sorrow, we received the heartbreaking news on March 11, 2025, of the unexpected passing of our esteemed leader, mentor, and cherished friend, the Honorable Roland Walter Morris Sr., fondly known as Boi Ro.
During the late 90s, we had the privilege of meeting Boi Ro through our work at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Republic of Liberia. From the very beginning, it was clear that he exemplified the qualities of a true Distinguished Gentleman. Boi Ro was a man of unwavering purpose and unshakable integrity, embodying a rare blend of wisdom, compassion, and resolute determination. His kindness and generosity were not mere gestures but intrinsic qualities that defined his very existence. With an innate ability to inspire and uplift, he left an indelible mark on countless lives, both within the Ministry and beyond. His presence radiated an authentic warmth that fostered deep connections, making him a beacon of guidance and strength to all who crossed his path.
Boi Ro was a man of sharp intellect and unwavering dedication to every initiative and project he undertook. Structured and principled, he played a crucial role in shaping the Intellectual Property Act in Liberia. Due to his quiet strength, exemplary professionalism, and unwavering commitment to excellence, the Intellectual Property Act was successfully enacted. As the principal coordinators (Secretarial Staff) within the Minister’s Office, we collaborated extensively with Boi Ro on every initiative, meticulously executing his directives with precision and unwavering attention to detail (smile we remember).
Boi Ro was a man with a strong moral compass and a deep sense of fairness, always making sure that everyone who contributed to a project was rightfully compensated for their work. Bo Ro’s deep wisdom and boundless compassion allowed him to recognize the goodness in everyone he met. Boi Ro exuded an air of effortless elegance, his impeccable sense of style complemented by an undeniable confidence, refined sophistication, and a distinctly masculine grace that commanded attention wherever he went.
In early 2024, the President of the Business Community, formerly the Ministry of Commerce (Minister’s Staff) in the 1990s, Ms. Matilda Okai-Johnson, had a long-awaited reunion with Boi Ro. After years of separation, their meeting proved to be profoundly impactful, setting the stage for a series of ambitious and pragmatic initiatives. Together, they identified key projects to be realized in the coming years, particularly for 2025-2026, outlining a strategic path forward.
Tragically, with Boi Ro's untimely passing, a significant void has emerged, leaving those projects suspended and the future uncertain.
Boi Ro possessed an impeccable blend of humor and intellectual sharpness, a character both audacious and elegantly composed. Truly, Boi Ro’s existence was a paragon of admiration, a life woven with threads of aspiration and reverence. Boi Ro has left an unforgettable impression on everyone who has had the privilege of knowing him, and his legacy will remain eternally etched in the fabric of our hearts and minds. May his soul rest in perfect peace.
Boi Ro, we love you, but God loves you BEST!! Rest in Peace Honorable Roland Walter Morris Sr.
Rest in Peace Boi Ro! Rest in Peace Mr. Distinguished Gentleman!
With love, The Minister’s Staff aka (The Business Community) Ms. Matilda Okai-Johnson-USA President
Mrs. Bendu Kamanda Erich-USA Vice President
Ms. Sarah B. Dopoh-USA Secretary-General-USA |
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August 23, 1930 - March 22, 2020
Comfort Duwli Dueh Toe was born on August 23, 1930, unto the union of the late Daniel Jleh Dueh and the late Florence Tuwlo Nimley Dueh of Grandcess, kru Coast Territory (now Grand Kru County) Liberia, West Africa.
She was a First-Class educator/ teacher who focus on Kindergarten and Elementary education in Grandcess for 32 years at the James T. Nimley Kindergarten school and Plenyenoh Gbe (P.G) Wollor Elementary School with focus on Kindergarten and Elementary education. She was also a senior Home Economics instructor at the school of Home Arts in Grandcess. There she helped impact vocational skills in females, including orphaned, poor, needy and vulnerable young girls, and women she and her colleague’s provided instruction in sewing and crocheting, fashion design, and interior decoration. At home, she nurtured young girls in baking, cooking, food preparation and food service, and general hospitality. As a small businesswoman, she found time to mentor young and middle-aged women in understanding basic personal finance, family resource management, household budgeting, and small-scale income generation activities.
And, given her own humble beginnings in poverty, toiling as her mother’s farm hand, as a domestic servant to certain families in Monrovia (Montserrado County), Greenville (Sinoe County), and Robertsport (Cape Mount county), she always wanted the best out of underprivileged and less fortunate females. Accordingly, she reared several young people as her children; and many became productive parents, family guardians, and contributors to local communities and society at large.
The late Comfort Duwli Dueh Toe was a faithful Christian and a practicing Roman Catholic by denomination. In Liberia, she was a Foundation Member of the Ancient and Noble Order of the Knights of St. John Internation (KSJI) a major Roman Catholic religious and charitable organization formed in 1879 in Baltimore, MD with Papal Blessing. She joined the SJI Holy Family Ladies Auxiliary #390 based in Grandcess, Diocese of Cape Palmas, Liberia. For 2 decades, she served the Auxiliary as Recording/Corresponding Secretary, Financial Secretary, and Treasurer with distinction. In addition, she was a Member of the Pastoral Council and Vice President of the Financial Council of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Grandcess, and Assistant Treasurer of the Catholic Credit Union in Grandcess. She was an influential member of Baaiporh, a women’s social and empowerment group in Grandcess.
In the United States, Comfort Duwli Dueh Toe worshipped at St. Mary’s Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Newark, New Jersey. During her stay in Columbus, Georgia USA, she worshipped at our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and was a congregational Greeter/Usher, Reciter of the Rosary, and Member of the committee that visits the sick, shut-in and disabled, she was an active Member of the Pastoral Catholic Council of Women (PCCW) helping take care of the Chapel and raising funds through sales of arts and crafts, and special fundraising events. She volunteered/ donated towards feeding of the hungry, poor and needy in neighborhoods within the vicinity of the church and where she lived.
The late Comfort Duwli Dueh Toe was a conscientious and civic-minded citizen, who was recognized as an active community resident and good neighbor in Columbus, Georgia: Certificate of Acknowledgment (2014) for 21 years participation at the E.J. Knight Nutrition site; Congratulations (2008) for participating (190 Miles) in walk Georgia Program conducted by the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension, Colleges of Agricultural and Environments Sciences & Family and Consumer Sciences Certificate of Thanks (2007) and Certificate of Appreciation (2008).
Old mom, as you were affectionately called, we, your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren on Earth, cannot believe how fast the years have passed since death snatched you away from us. Indeed, five years since your death seems like yesterday.
To you, our dearest mother in heaven, words are inadequate to express our gratitude for guiding us through life and making us what we are today. We talk to you in silence every day knowing that you are around. Our hearts hurt but we know that your memories will always be kept and not forgotten. We missed you too much!
We often lie awake at night, when the world is fast asleep, and take a walk down memory lane, with tears upon our cheeks. Remembering you is easy, we do it every day, but missing you is heartache that never goes away.
We hold you tightly within our hearts and there you will remain. Until the joyous day arrives, that we will meet again. We missed you and rest assured that your memory will forever be in our hearts.
Thank you, Mom, for being such a positive force in our lives, today your love whispers in the wind and surrounds us with peace because we feel your presence always.
Mom, you were a very gregarious person who forged and maintained close relationships, you were a beautiful soul, loving, forgiving, spiritual, and strong. We are blessed that you are our mother even in death. God, keep blessing and watching over our mother, father, brothers, sister, and other faithful departed uncles, aunties, cousins and family members, until we meet in the great beyond.
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Born March 6, 1954 – Passed October 19, 2019
On this March 6th, 2025, we honor the life and legacy of a remarkable man, Mr. Roderick Oso Goma Smith. His journey through life was a testament to dedication, service, and unwavering commitment to the betterment of Liberia and places that he resided.
Mr. Roderick Oso Goma Smith was born in Arthington, Montserrado County, Liberia. He held the distinguished honor of serving as the Special Assistant to the Minister of Finance, Republic of Liberia, Mr. James T. Phillips, during the administration of the Late President William Richards Tolbert . Jr, from 1977-1980. Later, he was promoted to Assistant Minister of Finance prior to the 1980 coup, which led to his imprisonment by the People’s Redemption Council headed by the late Samuel Keyan Doe. His tenure was marked by significant achievements, including his contributions to the success of the Organization of African Unity (O.A.U ), now the Africa Union (AU) Conference in 1979. He played a principal role in negotiating on behalf of the Liberian Government for Air Liberia, also known as “The Pepper Bird,” and arranged for a floating ship Hotel used to accommodate the participants of the O.A.U Conference held at Liberia the O.A.U Village Hotel Africa in Virginia , Liberia. This event showcased his visionary leadership and organizational prowess.
Mr. Smith’s contributions extended beyond Liberia. He worked in the United States, for the local governments in Houston, Texas and Fairfax County, Virginia.
He later joined World Vision as the Financial Director for the Southern Africa Region (SADC) , which Included South Africa, Mozambique, Lesotho, and Zambia. He was also an educator and lectured at the at Kean University in Union, New Jersey, and the University of Liberia, demonstrating his financial teachings.
He is one of the few Liberians who attended and graduated from the Kennedy School of Business and Public Administration , Harvard University in Cambridge , Massachusetts. He also graduated with a master’s in public administration from
Kent State University in Ohio, Cuttington University in Suacoco, Bong County, Liberia and the Episcopal High School Robertsport, Grand Mount County Liberia.
In the aftermath of the Liberian Civil War, Mr. Smith continued to serve his country with unwavering dedication. From 2005 to 2010, he worked within President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s administration as the Deputy Minister of Finance for Budget and Expenditures (MFDP) and as Deputy Minister of Public Works. President Sirleaf appreciated his competence and provided him the opportunity to serve Liberia during her administration, recognizing his invaluable expertise and commitment to the country’s development.
Beyond his public service, Mr. Smith’s love for his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Mason Smith Bruce and his entrepreneurial spirit, inspired him to open “The Farm at Myrtle Beach” in Kendeja, near the Cultural Center of Liberia. This endeavor stands as a testament to his deep-rooted values, family traditions, heritage, and contributions to Liberia’s tourism sector. He was also a small business proprietor in Liberia and a member of the Liberia Business Association and the Liberia Chamber of Commerce.
Stephen K. McGILL
Co-Founde , Strategic and Sustainable Development , and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Stop AIDS In Liberia (SAIL) , September 28, 1998.Republc of Liberia , West Africa.
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