Sis Eva as we called her was more than a sister to us, myself and my husband. She was very kind hearted, jovial and a very loving person. I still cannot believe she is no more. May God grant her peaceful and eternal rest until we meet again.

Mum that's how we call you. You were a mother to Nakie and Koryo and you loved us just like your children. Your home was opened to us and with a BIG heart we were warmly received anytime we visit. Mummy we never said goodbye hmmmmmmm but we take consolation in the fact that you are resting peacefully in the bosom of Our Lord. May the Lord God grant you eternal rest. Mummy sleep well. Surely you will be missed. Koryo xxxx

Eva, Maamioo, as we always greeted one another. I first met Eva through my husband, Fred Attram in the early eighties, and straight away, knew we were going to be good friends and so it was. In January 2020, before leaving Ghana back to London we met and had our usual lunch meeting, Not knowing that was going to be our last meeting. Eva was one of our greatest family friends, she was reliable and extremely supportive. It came as a shock to us when Paa Kwesi announced your passing. Maamioo, you have gone forever. We cannot comprehend the reality of your passing, but we understand that the Almighty knows best and that you are resting in his arms looking down on your children, family and friends. May his angels guide you and protect you to your eternal home. We will always hold you dearly in our hearts. We will miss you so much, Farewell our dear friend, May you rest in perfect peace. From Fred and Juliana Attram