ALBERTINE FATU REEVES KOLLOPO

Sunrise: OCTOBER 28, 1959                                            Sunset:  June 26, 2021

The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. The King, Mayson, Smith, Reeves and Kollopo families sadly announce the sudden passing away of their mother, sister, aunt and cousin, Albertine Fatu Reeves Kollopo commonly called Fatu or F2. She was called to rest at the Sister Barbara Ann Health Center on Saturday, June 26, 2021. It breaks our heart to lose a beautiful soul like Fatu. Fatu was a caring and loving person. She was one person that everyone wanted to interact with and be around. She was just that beautiful and pleasant person.

The late Albertine Fatu Reeves Kollopo was born on October 28, 1959, in Monrovia, Liberia. Fatu was the first child of Henrietta Florence King and the third child of Albert Reeves, both parents deceased. Fatu lived her entire between Monrovia, Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, and the Ivory Coast. She attended the Monrovia College High School on Camp Johnson Road, Liberia and ran for QUEEN for the school as well. Because of her beauty as a queen, good behaviors and outstanding records at Monrovia College, the late Principal Mrs. York awarded the late Fatu a scholarship to continue her studies at Monrovia College High School.

Mourning her death are her husband, John Kollopo; Aunt-Ellen King Henri; Uncle E. Martinus Whitfield, 7 siblings – Louis Wright Davis, Alvin Montgomery, Lionel Bill Waritay, Mechant Waritay (deceased), Michael Toomey-Waritay (deceased), Albert Reeves Jr, Wynslow Reeves, Sister/Cousin Collinette King Bright; 8 children – Emmilk Wulu, Gabriel Mcborrough (Junior), Precious L. Nagbe (Love), Augustine M. Nagbe, Gracious Q. Morgan (Queen), Thomas M. Sandy, Kardiatu Q. Jalloh and Idrisa D. Jalloh; 17 grandchildren; and list of many cousins, nieces, nephews and other relatives.   

Due to Covid-19 pandemic and social distancing guidelines set by the government of Liberia, seating at the St. Moses Chapel will be limited. The administrator of St. Moses Funeral Home requires everyone attending to wear a mask throughout the service. 

In the USA, all financial contributions can be made to Lionel B. Waritay (Bank of America a/c 383022150325) CashApp: $LionelWaritay or Zelle: (484)431-6636. In Liberia, please make payment to Gabriel McBorrough at 231-77-599-2805

Home Going Celebration Service:
Monday, July 12, 2021
10:00 AM
St. Moses Funeral Home
Gardnerville, Liberia

Internment
Johnsonville Cemetery
Johnsonville, Liberia

Contacts (USA)
Lionel Bill Waritay: 484-431-6636
Alvin Montgomery: 612-229-3502
E. Martinus Whitfield: 313-318-4751
Collinette King Bright: 773-220-7389

Contacts (Liberia)
Gabriel McBorrough: 231-77-599-2805
Precious Nagbe: 231-77-748-1567
Louis Wright Davis: 231-88-657-6680