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

Tribute from Naana Amissah Dearest Auntie Eva, Not hearing from you this past holiday season stenciled in the fact that you are gone. You were a first class hostess. You always showed kindness to me with your biblical counseling. My favorite meals were always made and deliciously served. And you always insisted that we take a nap after eating. I always thought I would never fall asleep, but I always did. I loved visiting you when I was young. Before I would leave, you would send me home with transportation money - and it was always more than what I needed. I know now that you are in an everlasting nap. Rest in God’s perfect peace. I love you always, Naana

To our favourite Grandma Eva, Grandma, words cannot describe how much you meant to each and every one of us, loosing you never once crossed our minds. Your radiant smile, your infectious laugh and your many words of wisdom resonate with us each and every day. You’re not only called Grandma but you’re a shoulder to lean on, a motivator through times of struggle but overall you were a true role model. Someone who we are proud to call our dearest grandma. The heavens are lucky to have gained another gracious angel. You’re the one that shines a light through our darkness, we know that you’re looking down on us and for that, we will forever make you proud. One phone call would last for hours with never ending jokes, inspiring words and many more. This never stopped. From times we most enjoyed like our birthdays to even times we were in trouble with mum. You never stopped making us smile. Surprise visits from you were a rarity, of the highest quality gems that will always be treasured. Some of our fondest memories with you are when you came over to London and Mariella, yourself and Adalane baked a huge chocolate cake and the top layer burnt to crispy layer so we called it the’ chocolate biscuit sponge’. In addition to this, another memory dear to us is when we all went to America to visit you and you cooked up the biggest American breakfast eating all types of food which were sweet and salty. Your passing has made us recognise one of your most memorable quotes come to life and we will forever hold dear to us in our hearts. “Good name is better than riches”. No one could ever live up to this quote more than you have . You’re our invincible hero and it’s our greatest honour to be your grandchildren. Rest in eternal peace Grandma Eva Sleep well Grandma Love from: Nathaniel, Mariella and Adalane

TRIBUTE TO SISTER EVA SAI FROM TARRY SESSION OF EPIPHANY CONGREGATION, KAAJAANO. “For me to live is Jesus To die is gain in Him, To Him my life belongs now In peace I shall depart” PH 777 Verse 1 Members of the Tarry Prayer Session received the news of Aunty Eva Sai’s death with shock and disbelieve since she was with us on 2nd December, 2020. She sat at the back, her usual place observing proceedings. Since Tarry resumed meetings after the lockdown, Sister Eva has been absent. After one of the meeting days, some of her peers called her on phone and chatted with her and she said, she has not been too well but hoped to join us soon. And she did, but that happened to be her last meeting with us. As was her practice she dropped a member on her way home, she also chatted with neighbours on the way. This charming lady, humble, gentle, kind, friendly and sociable dealt with each one of us equally with broad smiles. She was a leader, teacher, encourager and speaker on several themes. Her presentations were well researched, educative, lively and always urged all to contribute during the discussion time. She was regular and punctual. We wish the Lord would wake up Aunty Eva to come and continue her good works just as it happened to Dorcas, the believer in the Bible who was raised by Apostle Peter because of the kind and good works. We are however consoled that she will be raised up on the Resurrection morning with all the faithful departed. Fare thee well, Sis Eva, we believe that you have left us with the PH 777 Verse 2 which says “In joy I leave you all here With Jesus I shall be I shall be with my dear friend Forever be with Him” Rest in perfect peace in the bosom of the Lord whom you loved and served most. Sleep well in the Lord.

Rev.13 Blessed are the dead which die in the LORD from henceforth: saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labours. Your sudden death has dealt a big blow to the family. We still cannot believe that you are gone. We did not get the chance to meet you the last time you were in the UK, but you insisted on seeing your sister hence the video call, little did we know that it was going to be the last time to see you. We are deeply shocked but the LORD knows why. 'God saw you getting tired, and a cure was not to be, so He put His arms around you, And whispered 'Come with me May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. 'Mesiwaa' yaaw) ojogbaa Christina Akweley Cobblah & Children

"THE GREAT TREE HAS FALLEN ". I still can't believe you are gone. I am taking it as one of your surprises, so you will wake up. Mummy, you embraced me and added me to your children. You became the mother that I didn't have. I was so proud to have a mother like you, so why leaving too soon. I was waiting for you to call me on my birthday and Christmas as you are always the first to call, but to no avail. You did not take me alone, but my family, we will always miss your love and kind hearted nature. Mummy, you are indeed a mother and you can never be replaced. I will forever cherish you even in your death. We all have lost a great mum. We love you, but I believe God loves you most, and has prepare a good place for you. Mum, REST WELL, till we all meet again. "DAMIRIFA DUE" From: Naana & Family.

TRIBUTE TO OUR DEAREST GRANDMA As the architect of the family, Grandma Eva remains the most incredible role model to us as a friend, a believer and most importantly a grandmother. As the most caring person we knew, our bond is one thing which we will forever be grateful for as it allowed us to be transparent and share moments that we all cherished. One of our last messages included the fact that the sweetest moment in life comes not with the greetings you receive but with the thought that someone wishes the best for you everyday. We are grateful to have all your well wishes and prayers and we will always value those sweet moments. Although our hearts ache, you have left us with all of your love and support that is unconditional and transcends death. We thank God for your life that you filled with love, laughter and life. We are so grateful for having the blessing of being your grandchildren and we aspire to live up to the standards you left for us and know that you live through us. We can’t wait to continuously make you proud. Love Meghan and Hayley

GRANDMA’S CORNER: Grandma Eva’s love for all her grandchildren is evident in our group chat, ‘Grandma’s Corner’, where she encouraged joy and laughter- two principles she embodied. Although the oldest in the chat, grandma’s youth was evident in her creative use of emojis and jokes that were arguably better than us grandchildren and made sure to tell us how loved we are by her. We will miss your calls and infectious laugh that echoed throughout, and although you were only a call away we thank God for giving us a guardian angel that we can call upon for eternity. We thank God for giving us such an amazing grandma, who always looked out for us. You brought us so much joy and always brought humour to the table. It’s hard accepting that you are no longer here with us but by faith we know that you are with the Lord and looking out for us. Your kind words will always stay in our hearts and you shall never be forgotten until we meet again. We pray that you rest in perfect peace and you keep the laughter going. Lots of love, Meghan, Hayley, Nathaniel, Mariella, Adalane, Jemima, Jeremy and Joshua

Beloved Mom Eva Our Beloved Mother,.Mentor, Teacher and Counselor, your home call has been answered too quickly and all we your Sunshine children are feeling your absence. You have taught us a lot and showed us how to apply the word of God to our daily life and always surround ourselves with Godly people. You have gathered us together to share meals and ideas and none of us left your house without a special package home. You have advised us to be mindful of our tongue and our doing. Many times you sang Presbyterian hymn 603 which confirmed your advice and we sang it together. We love you but our good Lord,love you more. His word tells us in Psalm 116 vrs 15. Precious in the sight of God is the death of his Saints. You were his Saints. We are thankful to the heavenly Father for your life on earth and pray to live by all your legacies. 2 Corrin 1.3. May the God of comfort, comfort us all in this time of grief. Mom, rest in peace until the Resurrection day. The Sunshine Family,.U.S.A.

Our Beloved Mother,.Mentor, Teacher and Counselor, your home call has been answered too quickly and all we your Sunshine children are feeling your absence. You have taught us a lot and showed us how to apply the word of God to our daily life and always surround ourselves with Godly people. You have gathered us together to share meals and ideas and none of us left your house without a special package home. You have advised us to be mindful of our tongue and our doing. Many times you sang Presbyterian hymn 603 which confirmed your advice and we sang it together. We love you but our good Lord,love you more. His word tells us in Psalm 116 vrs 15. Precious in the sight of God is the death of his Saints. You were his Saints. We are thankful to the heavenly Father for your life on earth and pray to live by all your legacies. 2 Corrin 1.3. May the God of comfort, comfort us all in this time of grief. Mom, rest in peace until the Resurrection day. The Sunshine Family,.U.S.A.

We were informed of Auntie Eva's hospitalisation on a Sunday evening only to wake up the next morning to the shocking news of her demise. We were simply speechless....... May the Lord recognise and place you in His beautiful and peaceful arms in Heaven. Accept our profound condolences and may we all find solace in your loving memory. From the Tay family

TRIBUTE BY THE MEN’S FELLOWSHIP OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF GHANA, EPIPHANY CONGREGATION, KAAJAANO. “Shall we gather at the river, Where bright angel feet have trod. With its crystal tide forever. Flowing by the throne of God? Yes, we’ll gather at the river, The beautiful, the beautiful river. Gather with the saints at the river That flows by the throne of God.” PH 808 VS 1 It is with heavy heart and sorrow as we gather to say good bye to Mad. Eva Oboshie Sai, a loving sister in Christ, a devout Christian, counsellor and an advisor par excellence. Auntie Eva as we members of the Men’s Fellowship and most congregants called her had been a resource person of the Fellowship for over a decade and lectured us on many topics notable amongst them are table manners, social etiquettes, death and future life etc. she was an eloquent speaker and delivered her speech meticulously and spiced same with humor. She was ready to impart wisdom and knowledge to us as a Fellowship, she enjoys working behind the scenes. She and eight other distinguished ladies and gentlemen were appointed Patrons of the Fellowship and they were inducted into office on Sunday 27th March 2018, ever since her appointment as a patron Auntie Eva rededicated her energy and resource for the welfare and upliftment of the Fellowship not only at the local, but at a District level as well. Mad. Eva Sai was very supportive in the formation of the Kaajaano District Men’s Fellowship during her tenure as the District CLAN Director. She was “jolly good fellow’, with a loving spirit and always wore a friendly smile which attracted many to her, she never wanted to hurt anyone and so she was very cautious about her utterances and actions. Indeed she had left a void that will be difficult to fill, we are truly thankful to God for placing her in the life of the Epiphany Men’s Fellowship. Auntie Eva, you have finished your assignment on earth and now awaiting you is the crown of life, all that we can say for now is: Farewell, loved one. You have been called by God He welcomes you back home. Here we do mourn, Your death is hard to bear But we have hope in God We weep not like those who have no hope Farewell, loved one. P.H. 805 VS 1 Rest in the Lord.

TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF MADAM EVA OBOSHIE SAI BY THE EPIPHANY PRESBYTERS’ CONFERENCE, KAAJAANO. “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on, Yes, says the spirit, they will rest from their labour for their deeds will follow them. Rev. 14:13” It sounded like a dream, shock and sorrow, overwhelmed us when we heard the news of the untimely demise of our mother and sister. We did not know she will be leaving to her maker so soon. Auntie Eva as she was affectionately called by all, was a member of the P. C. G Epiphany Congregation, Kaajaano. She was elected as a Presbyter from the year 1995 to 1998. Onukpa Eva Oboshie Sai lived for the Lord and was a devoted and committed member of the church. She was regular, punctual and participated fully in all church activities be it in groups or congregational programmes and mingled freely with all, irrespective of age. She had a great respect for the young and old. She had since 1995 been a Family Life Educator and had taken several young men and women through pre-marital counselling. She was a member of the Harvest Committee, for several years. She led in raising funds in 2001 for the erection of Church’s belfry which stands as a monument to her memory to the glory of God. She received the prestigious Epiphany Awards “Grand Medal” for her enormous contribution to the church in 1996. For about almost a decade ago since her return from abroad her devotion to the Lord’s service has been very remarkable. This saw her serving the Lord as a Liturgist, Lay Preacher (Epiphany and other congregations), Family Life Educator and serving on many committees, the latest being the immediate past District CLAN Director which ended in December 2020 and was awarded for her selfless service. She never missed the church’s Tarry Sessions. Auntie Eva supported the church financially and she was also a patron for many groups in the church and a very active one at that. She worked behind the scenes offering counselling to persons who required it. She was very observant and could read in between the lines in most situations and offered any necessary help in such times, be it in cash, kind and counsel. Her words were few but carried much weight. Today we celebrate the life of a God fearing woman and peace maker, who sacrificed her time, strength and finances for God. She will be remembered for her commitment to serve, her willingness to support the Lord’s work and her sense of generosity. Her departure has created a big vacuum that will be difficult to fill. Onukpa Auntie Eva, you have served your maker, your family, your church and the rest of mankind in your time. We are comforted that you have gone home to rest in perfect peace in the arms of your maker. We believe God has called you to a higher service in heaven, now that your earthly race has ended. The Epiphany Congregation Presbyters’ Conference extend their heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and pray that the Lord shall continue to console and comfort you all. We know the Lord has ordered this and we rest in silence on His will. We wish you safe journey as you leave this sinful world and God hides you in His bosom, the Lord you loved and served. May He keep and protect your soul and give you eternal rest until we meet again on the resurrection morn. With PH 787 vrs 4 we say “God is perfect in His ways So we must trust Him when he acts, When He calls His dear ones here We must silent be in Him” Fare thee well and rest in perfect peace in the Lord Keep my flock, … With Love

TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF SISTER EVA OBOSHIE SAI BY THE EPIPHANY WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP KAAJAANO MH 679 Sister Eva Sai was a member of the " Cana Class" of the Women's Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church , Epiphany Congregation. The second and third verses of the hymn " Pleasant are thy Courts above" aptly describes her contribution to the Church, Fellowship and her Christian walk as a whole. A woman of a quiet, gentle, pleasant and charming spirit, sister Eva also offered her God - honouring stewardship in areas like Bible Studies, Counselling sessions,general counselling and guidance to both young and old and personally financed and supported certain activities. She rendered service outside the Epiphany Congregation to Shiashie as District Director of Church Life and Nurture and to Apenkwa to share the word of God. For almost 7 years since your return from Abroad, your total commitment and dedication to the Women's Fellowship and the Epiphany Congregation as a whole has been remarkable. Aside your devoted service and upkeep of your "elderly ladies" at home you made it a point to be present for all Church activities and you were always punctual. Always an encourager , peacemaker, cheerleader and pace setter you told us to be each others keeper " checking the backs" of our sisters. You will be sorely missed. Your departure has created a vacuum in our Church and in our individual lives. SUOLO KPAKPA EVA,HEJOLE AHAO.NUNTSO LE KEBO AHISHI

TRIBUTE BY AUNTIE PAT Oh Auntie Eva, my elder sister and friend I miss so much already. I was broken when I heard the news of your passing. I recall the last day we met at the Epiphany church premise on Dec 02, you said to my daughter Eunice and I in Ga language, "esani w)tashi e" which literally means we have to sit down. On our way home, I asked Eunice that, between Auntie Eva and I who likes to party more than the other. This is the kind of person you were Auntie Eva- fun loving, always cheerful and full of smiles that draws others to you and gives comfort to the soul. My daughter, son-in-law and I are very grateful to you for all the godly counsel and unconditional love. Your memory shall forever be in our hearts. The Cana Women's Fellowship class and the Epiphany congregation have lost a gem but we take consolation in the fact you died in the Lord. Till we meet again, rest in perfect peace in the bosom of our Maker. Yaa w) jogban. Amen! Pat Koumi-Ziorkley

Grandma Eva Naa Awola, I grieve with a picture of the unconditional love that you showed towards myself and the girls. I grieve with the hope that I will be able to portray or duplicate the peace and love that you showed towards me. I grieve with gratitude for the life, love and legacy as a religious guide. I grieve with the memory of the laughter we always shared whenever we spoke. You always said “ kwer mo ler, ni emor mi” and I always replied “ Hani osorlemormi awa”. (Let your prayers be stronger). We always laughed at that joke. I grieve for all the above and many more especially when you taught me the lesson from the story of Ruth. Ruth 1: 6-13. That brought us even closer. It was an unbelievable revelation and we both understood the lesson and what we needed to do. Thank you for being who you were, the unconditional love despite everything. I remember you once said to me when I lost my mum that “ When someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure. It hurts deeply to think let alone say ( as I feel it’s untimely ) that I will forever treasure all the laughter and the “ Eiii Granma Naa awola” slogan. Those memories will forever be cherished and truly missed. You have indeed left a big void BUT your bright light will never go out. Olivia xxxxx

As the heavens are higher than the earth so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts. Is. 55:9 I cannot remember when we moved from being members of the same congregation – “Epiphany” became friends and now like “family” It just happened. To say, I am in shock is an understatement! The memories I want to keep of you are; the energy and vivacity with which you tackle everything you had to do and the zeal and tenacity to see it to a conclusion. Eva, you have ran your race, you didn’t just pass through. Even in death you are still loved and forever will be sorely missed. Rest in peace By Bridget Abadzi

Dearest Auntie Eva, Your passing has left a dent in our hearts and changed our lives forever. You always had a way in which that infectious smile made us all smile even when it was difficult to do so. Who will take the baton? God’s time is the best and as he has called you at this moment, we can take comfort knowing that he has a special place for you. With tears in our eyes we say rest in perfect peace . Pat , Eugene & family

You may be gone from our sight but you will always remain in our hearts. I will always remember your sweet smile and kind heart. Till we meet again in eternity, Rest in perfect peace, granny 🙏🏾

Auntie Eva, Auntie Eva, I'm at a loss. I saw you in the morning of Tuesday, 17th November, 2020 at your home. Everything about that keeps playing in my mind; it just wouldn't go away. My last voice mail of 11th December, 2020 had no quick response as you usually do, so I kept wondering why............??.. and the reason why was so devastating. We were neighbours then we became family. Oh Auntie Eva, you bring joy to many a heart with your broad smile of love and friendship, it's always so heart warming. Your passing has left a gap, but God knows best. Farewells, farewell Auntie Eva, sleep peacefully with your maker.

     TRIBUTE BY LOVE ETHEL OKAI     Life is a shadow and a mist ;     It passes by  quickly and soon it is     no more."         Death is like a robe everyone has to     wear"       The " news" that early Monday morning was shocking and shattering that I sought refuge in disbelief.  I decided to go to the hospital,  and as I journeyed,  I prayed for a miracle...I prayed the message that came to me was false but alas, the reality dawned on me at the hospital. Like Shakespeare said  ..Death is a necessary end, and will come when it will come. Your pleasant disposition endeared you to all. You were a Mum ,  Auntie , a friend and a grandmother to me, my daughter and my grand children.  You were affable,  kind , generous,  very warm and an inspiration to all.     I am already missing your calls especially the late night ones when we usually spoke for  over an hour and more  . I will forever cherish your memory  by upholding your good deeds. Nanaa , as we..( myself ,my daughter and  grandchildren affectionately call you) say Fare thee well. May God bless and keep you in His care till we meet again. Auntie Eva...yaawo  odzogban. 

Tribute to the Memory of Madam Eva Sai by Regina Adjei-Baffour (Regina Okutu) I grew up to know Madam Eva Sai as Auntie Eva. We lived together at South La Estates as neighbours - herself, her mother, her children - Baaba and Eddie ( prior to relocation of her family to Dworwulu some years back ). I soon realised that the relationship between the two families was more than just being neighbours - a long lasting friendship and bond had been formed. We acted as though we were blood related and this relationship has existed until now - it did not change even though they moved to Dworwulu. Auntie Eva was an auntie in the real sense of the word - unless she was not in Ghana, she was present during every occasion of the Okutu Family - whether joyous or sad - giving her full support. She gave encouragement and counsel whenever needed. Our family lost an elder sister in December 2019 in the US, she had been in the forefront assisting the family with arrangements for the funeral sercice at Epiphany, Kaajaano, Osu. We have lost a germ - her death has come as a shock, it is difficult to accept the reality but then, what have we humans got to say - the Almighty God knows best because he has planned everything the way he deems fit. We will therefore give thanks to the Almighty God for making it possible for us to have known and associated with Auntie Eva in her life time, it has indeed been a privilege. I am picturing her face and her infectious smile ............ her teasing and jokes......... Auntie you will forever remain in our hearts, rest in perfect peace in the bosom of our heavenly father till we meet again on that glorious day. Regina 28th December, 2020.

Tribute to the Memory of Madam Eva Sai by Regina Adjei-Baffour (Regina Okutu) I grew up to know Madam Eva Sai as Auntie Eva. We lived together at South La Estates as neighbours - herself, her mother, her children - Baaba and Eddie ( prior to relocation of her family to Dworwulu some years back ). I soon realised that the relationship between the two families was more than just being neighbours - a long lasting friendship and bond had been formed. We acted as though we were blood related and this relationship has existed until now - it did not change even though they moved to Dworwulu. Auntie Eva was an auntie in the real sense of the word - unless she was not in Ghana, she was present during every occasion of the Okutu Family - whether joyous or sad - giving her full support. She gave encouragement and counsel whenever needed. Our family lost an elder sister in December 2019 in the US, she had been in the forefront assisting the family with arrangements for the funeral sercice at Epiphany, Kaajaano, Osu. We have lost a germ - her death has come as a shock, it is difficult to accept the reality but then, what have we humans got to say - the Almighty God knows best because he has planned everything the way he deems fit. We will therefore give thanks to the Almighty God for making it possible for us to have known and associated with Auntie Eva in her life time, it has indeed been a privilege. I am picturing her face and her infectious smile ............ her teasing and jokes......... Auntie you will forever remain in our hearts, rest in perfect peace in the bosom of our heavenly father till we meet again on that glorious day. Regina 28th December, 2020.

Words cannot describe the shock we suffered when we received the news of your departure. We still can’t believe that you’re gone. We thank God for availing yourself to be used by our Maker to bless us in diverse ways. Our mother, our counselor, you are forever in our hearts and we shall miss you dearly. Oh your smiles alone gives comfort to the soul. Your big heart draws a lot of people to you. Your memory lingers on...Till we meet again on that resurrection morning, may you rest well in the bosom of our Maker. Amen Mr.&Mrs. Harry and Eunice Akrong

Auntie Eva, I don’t know where to start. I met you through Paa Kwesi. You were a mum to me. Your smile. Even in anger, your smile covered it. You became friends with Mum and now she’s beside herself with the sadness of your passing. May God hide you comfortably in His bosom. Sleep well Auntie Eva.❣️❣️❣️

TRIBUTE BY J. K. ANANG & FAMILY Excellent Virtuous Amazing Sister Eva, our ever admirable, adorable, kind-hearted and loving sister. The news of your demise has left us in despair. We cannot find words to describe how we feel about your sudden departure. We go way back and our friendship is not because we worked together but because of your pleasant personality, affable and kind nature made it easy for everyone to call you sister and not just a friend. You were approachable to everyone both the young and old. You always welcomed all to your home and showed your Christ-like self to everyone. My family’s wellbeing meant so much to you. You were Always ready to advice and counsel anyone who came to you with the family or marriage problem. Sister Eva, who are we going to with our family issues? How could you have left all your mothers behind? We cannot question God about this because the Bible says in all things we should give thanks to God. Sister Eva, you have fought a good fight and finished your race, now a crown awaits you in heaven and I know God will reward you a faithful steward. You are gone but we shall never forget you. Memories shared with you are safely kept in our hearts. We will forever miss your charming smile and great sense of humour. May your soul rest in peace till we meet again. Yaa w) odjogban y3 w) Nunts) l3 mling. Jacob

Tribute to Auntie Eva by Nicholina Badu- Kotei For none of us lives for himself only, none of us dies for himself only. If we live it is for the Lord that we live and if we die it is for the Lord that we die. So whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord. Roman's 14:7-8 The news of the sudden death of my beloved Church mother, Auntie, friend, counselor and mentor Auntie Eva, came as a shock but I take consolation in the fact that the Almighty God knows best. Memories of the first time we met at the Presbyterian Church of Ghana (P. C. G) Epiphany Congregation, Kaajaano keep tuning through my mind. You sat beside me, greeted me with a loving and infectious smile, then you wrote your name on a piece of paper.. I am Eva Sai. In return, I took out a sheet of paper I had my notes on in my Bible, turned the back, wrote my name and showed it to you. From that day we became very good friends which extended to my family and have remained so until you were invited to join our Maker to be among the heavenly hosts. You were such a kind heartered, loving and generous person. When I encounteredyou in my life., you took upon yourself my mother's role to give me motherly advice when I most needed some and you were of good counsel. Your exit from this world has robbed me of the intelligent pieces of advice I would have received from you. I would forever miss you. Fare thee well Auntie Eva. Sleep well in the bosom of the Lord Jesus Christ till we meet again before our Maker. Maa, my good friend, may the the Lord bless you and keep you and give you eternal rest. Yaa wo ojogbaan When peace, like a river, attendeth my way, When sorrows like sea billows rolk: Whatever my lot, Thou hast thought me to know, It is well, it is well with my soul. (Refrain) It is well, With my soul, with my soul,. It is well, it is well with my soul. Amen

Mum...where do I begin! From scented candles, advice on being patient, cooking and shhhh. You loved me even before you met me. Rest well with the Angels mum, love you 🙏💗.

DON'T CRY FOR ME (By Author Unknown) Don’t cry for me now I have died, for I’m still here I’m by your side, My body’s gone but my soul’s is here, please don’t shed another tear, I am still here I’m all around, only my body lies in the ground. I am the snowflake that kisses your nose, I am the frost, that nips your toes. I am the sun, bringing you light, I am the star, shining so bright. I am the rain, refreshing the earth, I am the laughter, I am the mirth. I am the bird, up in the sky, I am the cloud, that’s drifting by. I am the thoughts, inside your head, While I’m still there, I can’t be dead. Rest In Perfect Peace Auntie Eva.

Aunt Eva, you had a big heart. We met through a family friend and since then we became a family. I will really miss you. Rest in perfect peace.

In this sorrowful time, we would like to extend to you our heartfelt condolences. May our Lord comfort you and your loved ones. The sudden news really broke our heart. Aunty Eva you are a great blessing from the Lord, and heavens are exited to receive you. Your kindness was felt every moment you were with us. You were a great mother to all of us. May your soul rest in highest heavens with the Lord. Ameen. From Alhaji Mohamed Zowk and Family

Sorry for losing you may you have a resting place and may the Almighty guide you

I met you once and it was lovely meeting you such a warm person you were. May you rest in peace dear Mama.

Gone too soon: our dear mum, Auntie and grandma, however your legacy lives on and you will always live in our hearts. Rest in perfect peace in Arms of the LORD till the resurrection morning when there would be no more death, sorrows, cry nor pain.

There are two moments that I will never forget, the moment we met and the moment we became friends. Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal..Rest on Ms Eva😇🥰..Love Shirley.

An Oak tree has fallen. Auntie Eva, your last message to me read: "Father, The righteous man walks in integrity: His children are blessed after him" (Proverbs 20.7) I will miss our usual once a month breakfast with you at home. Your spontaneous smiles will always be remembered. Your advice to me will not be forgotten.

Gone with the wind too soon Auntie. Death has laid its icy hand on a Queen. A great tree has indeed fallen in our family. We are all in deep shock and wondering how we feel robbed of a finest mother, auntie, grand mother , and a friend to many across the world. Your dint of hard work spans from Ghana and to the shores of America. You are indeed a mother full of resource to mankind and best of all virtuous woman full of grace and wisdom. You will forever be missed. The Lord knows best! Auntie sleep well in the bosom of the Lord till we meet again Amen 🙏🙏🙏 Nicholas Puplampu

A loss so sudden, Words cannot explain the shock of your untimely departure so your beautiful memory will remain in our hearts and soul forever. Sleep well. Ofori Family

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