O'Hara
Yates
“When
death shall come and takes our loved ones it
leaves our homes so lonely and dread and then
do we wonder why others prosper, though living
wicked year after year”.
It
is with profound sadness and deepest grief that
the Yates, Railey, Moore, Jackson, Freeman,
Kaiwoin, and Brown families of the Township
of Louisiana, Montserrado county, announce the
sudden passing of their beloved son, father,
uncle, brother and cousin, Mr. O’Hara Yates,
a resident of Sinkor and former employee of
the National bank of Liberia. This sad event
occurred on Tuesday, December 1st at the John
F. Kennedy Memorial hospital. He was born unto
the union of Mr. James B.Yates (deceased) and
Mrs. Emily V. Yates, on February 29, 1957 in
the township of Louisiana, Montserrado county,
Liberia.
He
leaves to mourn and cherish his memories his
mother Mrs. Emily V. Yates, his Fiancee Charlotte
and their four children, Harold, Catherine,
Jacob and Frank. His siblings Ms. Gwendolyn
A. Dennis, James B. Yates, Foster Yates, Emily
V. Yates, Prince B. Yates sr. and Madgalene
Yates- Sall all of the USA, and Mrs. Rita E.
Freeman, Mrs. Rebecca B. Kiawoin, Evangeline
Yates, Mr. Arthur Yates and George Yates of
Liberia. He is also survived by his uncle Jonathan
Moore, aunt Evangline Railey both of the USA
and many nieces, nephews, cousins and host of
relatives and friends of Liberia and the USA.
The
mortal remains of O’hara, also known as
Yahweh, the Oldman, will be removed from the
Samuel Stryker Funeral parlor on Friday
December 17, 2010 and taken to the first Baptist
Church Louisiana for a night of wake keeping
and final rites will be offered on Saturday
December 18 at the same edifice. Following the
funeral services his body will be laid
to rest at the Louisiana township cemetery.
For
further information you can contact the following
family persons:
