In Loving Memory....

Sadly death doesn’t only take away the ones we love, more often than not it will also take away our opportunity to say good bye.

Dear Coordinator

I have no idea where to begin; Maybe I should start off by saying that it never once crossed my mind that I would one day be without you. I never thought that one day you would no longer be here. Now that it’s a reality I wish I had done more, called you more, visited you more, asked you more or in the very least told you how much of a special person you were in my life. 

For as long as I can remember you always encouraged me and celebrated every achievement of mine, even the little ones that I thought deserved no mention. Your advice to me was for me to always work hard to achieve my goals and that lesson I will carry with me forever.

You are greatly missed and will never be forgotten.

Days may go by but your memory will forever live in our hearts.

Of the many conversations that we had the one I will never forget was when I called to ask you about your mother, my grandmother and namesake. You described her to so much detail I felt like I had met her. 

I pray that you have found rest for your mind, body and soul.

When all is said and done, I am sorry, thank you and I love you

Rest in peace Coordinator

Good bye Vatete

These two songs (Ngatiende  and Hatina Musha) were sang so beautifully at your funeral.

To be absent from the body
Is to be present with the Lord
The dust returns to earth
The spirit returns to God Who gave it

Udiah