Eh GRAND MA, the news of your sudden death came to me as a great shock. You could not even wait for me to tell you bye. You were the only and remaining grand mother I had. You taught us so much amongs which sharing and loving without discrimination was particular of you.You will forever stay a mirror in my memory and this is the way i will show the whole world what you taught me. MA DZEM, that is how you used to call me but now you are no more. The LORD who created us know best why. It is true we will miss you but for ever you will remain in our hearts. May your soul rest in perfect peace. We love you GRAND MA.

Mama's visit in yaounde holding in her hands Tchoutezo Koueda, first grand-son

Mami you're a good grand-ma, an excellent one, you taught me alot of things especially how to share because you knew to share and give, you're one of the most important person in my life, i know that you're sitting with the Lord Almighty in heaven, to me you aren't dead but you've step your feet in another region. May your soul rest in PERFECT PEACE

This is my story....................................
    I was born by mama Madeleine and was raised by mama Lontsie Tchoutezo.
 I was lucky to have these 2 wonderful women in my life that i cherish and love above everything . I spent the first 9 years of my life with my biological mum and the rest of my teenager life with mama Tchoutezo. She tought me everything i know today, from my first pot of rice to achu that i prepare. she made me the young and proud lady i am today. *good wife, mother and a great cook*
 Together with her late husband PA TCHOUTEZO i was raised with LOVE, CARE,DIGNITY. I will forever be gratefull to them. You are the best parents i know. 
                My hearth bleed because i did not have time to show you both my appreciation enough, only God knows the plan i had for you, but DEATH took you so soon from us. Mami you will always be in my hearth.
    You and Dad are not dead to me, u are much alive in a far away place.
 
           * UNE LIONNE NE MEURT JAMAIS, ELLE DORT.*
                        Mama and Papa TCHOUTEZO in our hearths forever.