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Gervase Ndoko
 
Dear Mama Annie
Your death breaks my heart and there is nothing I can do. I believe God
has a better plan for you. Where is my "Mami Nyanga". We all love you and will continue to pray for you. May your soul rest in perfect peace.
Wanah Litumbe Junior
Your Nephew
Gervase Ndoko
 
Dear Ma Annie,
You have left me in the middle of the road. I don't know whether to turn back or try moving on. You were my idol. I don't know who will say "mbombe" (namesake) or "Mami Nyanga". I will miss your jokes and beautiful moments. Bye.        
Your namesake  
Annie Enanga Wanah Litumbe
Your Niece
Gervase Ndoko
 
My dearest best 'Boo'
How I will very much miss you, especially that you charming smile which brought joy to my heart, whenever I was sad. I see you because I miss everything of yours. With whom will I discuss, laugh and even cry, share my joys and sorrows?
When I received the phone call telling me of your death, I was so disappointed with you, and I heard that voice saying to me 'God has a better plan for everything that happens.' I am so saddened for I will miss your love, care and particularly that your smile.

Juliette Limunga Wanah Litumbe
Your best Boo and Niece
Gervase Ndoko
 
Mama Annie,
You were a source of encouragement in all aspects to me. You were a source of comfort when I thought the world was over for me. Your going away leaves a big gap in our hearts which can never be filled. You miss us, we know, but we miss you more. "Mami Nyanga," you can never be replaced. Mama Annie, you will forever remain in my memory. Adieu.

Johnnie Njie Wanah Litumbe
Your Nephew
Gervase Ndoko
 
Mama Annie,
I thought we could say goodbye but goodbye has forever gone away. For the past years I have been waiting for you to drive in your red car but I'll surely have to wait forever. I miss you, Mama Annie. The special place you occupied in the family will remain a vacuum forever. Rest in peace my dear. Love
Julienne Limunga Ndoko
Your Niece
Gervase Ndoko
 
Chief, Chief, oh my Chief!
Why, did you leave so early? So much you still had to teach me! So much you still had to teach me ... So much  we still had to discuss ... So much left undone ... uncompleted ...
We all love you but God loves you most, for he decided to shelter you early in his bosom.
Farewell my beloved Aunt, my Friend , my Mother , my Sister ... I promise to put into practice all your lessons, to practice and do all what you asked of me by the Grace of God .
Do prepare our heavenly reunion by praying for our redemption, while we also strive and promise to live our lives in God's ways. We surely would meet again in the fullness of His time .Adieu Mama Annie.

Elvis Liffafa Mbua Ndoko
Your Nephew
Gervase Ndoko
 
Mama Annie,
My Dear sister, My friend, My confidant, You came to Yaounde on June 25th 2009 for health reasons. Because of the endless pains you had been undergoing, you told Bertha and I on Saturday 8th August 2009 that you were tired and no longer afraid to die if that’s God's will for you.
On Saturday 10th August 2009 at 11:35pm, you prayed "Lord everyone is asking me to come back home because I have worked so hard and should not labour in vain. Lord Heal me." You proceeded in praying the Hail Mary and tuned the song "God of Mercy and Compassion", which we sang for you.
On Tuesday August 11th, on your birthday you could barely smile with those around you who wished you a happy birthday and many more years to come.
On Wednesday 12 August 2009 at about 3.50pm, after prayers, you told me, "Mammy I love you" and I replied that we all love you that is why we were there for you. You further said "Jesus don't leave me, Jesus hold my hand." You then called for Sandy and Willy (your children) since they were also present in the hospital at that time. Little did I know that those would be your last words to us.  I then rushed to the office and by 5.30pm I received the phone call with the news that broke my heart.
I thank God almighty that he gave my family and I the opportunity to show our love for you when you needed it most. I also thank God for your spiritual preparedness before he called you. I miss you and tears continue running down my cheeks as I reflect on your departure from this world but will always love you and promise to continue where you ended. Adieu my dear sister.
Mrs.Theresia Wanah Litumbe
Your Sister
Gervase Ndoko
 
Mama Annie,
Why the haste? In our primary school days, you never could get ready on time to leave the house let alone get to school on time. You and I were known for late coming in school and I received the lashes for both of us. I very well remember the day I was beaten as usual and I kept crying that you are the late comer not me. The teacher shouted at me that I am older so I must be punished, and kept adding the strokes on me. My uniform could not help reduce the harshness of the cane. It was my worst day in school for I spent my day sobbing till the close of the day. I got home with swollen eyes, stained face, cane marks on me and that incident brought an end to me receiving punishment for your lateness.
Why then have you been in a hurry now? Where are you? You had "coded names" for almost everybody. With whom do I share that fun in a ceremony or an outing? Where is your speed from? You were happy each time you were called Betty instead of Annie, and you will excitedly tell me. You were ingenious and sometimes adventurous.
We never could fulfill our wish as children in Kumba to enter the canoe with the fisherman to go across the Barombi Lake. What has taken you to the other side of the lake when we never got into the canoe? My kid sister, I will forever miss you!

Betty Efosi Ndoko
Your Sister
Gervase Ndoko
 
Dear Ma, My Beloved Sweet Mother,
It is quite unbelievable that a day which I never envision came upon us suddenly. Your departure has left a vacuum in my heart which I know I shall go to my own grave with this vacuum still in me. In the midst of all these events, I keep on asking myself for Christ's sake is this real? Could this be a dream? I think I will need much time to realize that this is but the bitter truth. You meant so much to me that I keep on asking myself how I am going to live without you.
-        Like a mother, you showed us love
-        Like a teacher you taught us good morals
-        Like a commander you taught us respect.

Even in your sick bed and while in pain, you smiled whenever we were around, just to comfort us.
Mama, you were my all and all. Nevertheless, in the midst of my sorrow and broken heart I find some solace, knowing that you rest in the bosom of the Lord. Mama go in peace and rest assured for I promise you that wherever you are, you shall be proud of "your baby" as you used to call me. During your life time on earth, you always struggled to bring peace wherever you were. I will take over from you by promoting peace and unity in the family. Though I am deeply touched by the fact that you have left us physically, I am comforted by the fact that we shall meet to part no more in God's heavenly kingdom.
I hereby thank all those who took special care of you during your last days, and also those who support us to overcome this very difficult moment of our life.
Mama may your gentle, kind and wonderful soul rest in perfect peace. Amen.
Tommy Biock
Your Son
Gervase Ndoko
 
 
My dearest Mum,
It never occurred to me that you will leave me so soon, not even in my wildest dream. If someone had told me that you would die soon, I would have rebuked them. Now, you are gone forever and I will never see you again or talk to you. I cannot and will never forget you and the things you taught me. Dear mum, you taught me how to be ingenious, work hard, be generous to people and to be God fearing. Mum, I am very grateful and I will never forget the love and care you showered on me. I am aspiring to become the man you have groomed me to be. Thanks for everything.

Love you.
Willy Bona Biock
Your Son
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