This memorial website was created in the memory of our beloved brother, Ni Dan Kicha, Alias Ayissi. You lived a short but memorable life. We will remember you forever.
The celebration of late Dan's life is scheduled for Saturday 29/06/2013.
CHURCH SERVICE / Viewing of the corpse.
Venue: Christchurch, Reading Road Chineham, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24 8LT
Time: 13:30 – 15:30
Please join us @ Pamber Heath Memorial Hall, Pamber Road, Tadley, RG26 3QT after this for a wake keeping & Celebration of Ni Dan's Life.
Tributes
Leave a tributeMay you rest peacefully in the Lord. Ha! die you try oh.
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As the Lord says, there are many rooms in my father's house. I pray and hope you are rejoicing in one of them.
With a smile and a wit, and a heart of gold.
Your name was prefixed (Ni) born out the role model
you played for which all friends should long.
You lived adventures, when we use to share a common job site,
still loved to be told.
A generous man, not afraid of giving,
I easily say; all that knew you loved you.
It wasn’t
RIP
I can not mention the contacts that you put me through that I would miss forever . I will miss all these . Where do people die and go ... Ni Dan RIP
Go in peace and rest in peace.
The one thing that made a mark on me is your willingness to succeed. I can vividly remember how in the 70s, with a few friends, you knocked on the doors of the then dreaded ministers and directors of Cameroon to promote scouting in Yaoundé. We will miss you bro, RIP.
As you have gone, may you go and rest in peace with the Lord.
Adieus Ni.
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Back in the early 70s, Dan, was, is and will ever live to be my best friend. We had been friends since primary school in our native village Anong-Batibo Sub Division-Cameroon. Dan had always been there when I nneded him- in Bamenda, Bafoussam,Yaounde, Douala........I will miss him dearly.Dan was very hard working, intelligent, smart, caring and a thoughful person.My last phone conversation, we discussed ADA village development , especially the ongoing water project.Dan had been very instrumental in the ADA Diaspora and other issues concerning the development of Anong village.
One of Dan's best traits was the ability to create relieve in time of stress and difficulty. No matter where life took us, we knew we could count on one another.Dan you taught me so many things,,,,especially basic French in the early 70s..He also taught me very important things including the value of friendship and how to balance career and the family. Dan positively influenced my life in many ways and will miss him with all of. my heart . Dan thank you for your friendship. I will miss you forever and never forget all the time we spent together in Anong village.
Adieu /Ni-Dan/RIP
Pa Dan, Danny Danny as you would introduce yourself to new comers in town, was a friend, brother and dad to me. i have known Pa Dan for like five years now but i feel like i have known him throughout my life. Danny danny was my BEST party mate in basingstoke and we were popularly known for storming parties together.
I became use to Pa Dan when i went shopping at the mall, we meet there and he offered to accompany me while i do my shoping. i was like is this man ok?? but after some time i realised he wa very ok and i enjoyed his company, we go out shopping and he would not mind following me to all the shops i entered in same as he would do for any friend he meet in town. if there is someone that i ever felt free with in Basingstoke, then it was Danny Danny despite our age difference i was always feeling free with him and would even tell him off if he did any thing that i was unhappy about. they normally say that your best friend is the one you quarrel with all the time and correct each other when they make mistakes.
Danny was so caring and would go extra miles to help if he could. he was such a juvial, funfilled guy that enjoyed his life to the fullest. i find it had when i keep saying HE WAS, i feel like im making a mistake becuase i still cannot believe he is gone.
The last i saw danny was on the 25th of May when i visited bSINGSTOKE. I called him to tell him i was around and he said he was not feeling too well and promised to come and see me with the baby. Two days went past and i still called and asked whether he was not happy to see me in their town? so he still repeated that he is not well so i promised to come and see him. when i meet him he was happy to see me and the baby and he held my baby. So i chated with him and asked him if he has been eating well and other stuffs as i would normally do, and he told me he has not bee eating well these days and i said anyway pa Dan I DON BRING YOU CHOP,,, he took the food from me and kept it in the fridge. thereafter we left and he was teling my baby that he will buy him something and send through the post as he was not too well to go to town and buy him something.
As i am writing is still difficult to accept the situation as i see him waving bye bye bye to me n baby. little did i know it was the last byee byee
PA DANNY, WE MISS YOU SO MUCH. REST IN PEACE MY DEAR
Kich, we called him Rasputin. He stayed with me in Douala until I left for America. We were in College Bilingue, Lycee Buea and we happened in Douala. He is more than a brother to me, we 'operated' together.
I will write my tribute here, because there is more space here. I have a lot to say to him, not about him. I am going to write in French, because we spoke French.
Ras, j'ecris en larmes. Je me disais qu'un jour, nous nous retrouverions pour revivre et meme rejouir de nos jours ensemble. Malheureusement voila que dieu t'a ramene vers lui. il t'a pris si tot, je me console en disant que s'il ne t'aimait pas, il ne te prendrait pas de si tot. Puisque tu rejoins les autres qui sont partis plus tot, saches que vous tous vous nous manquerez jusqu'au jour ou on se retrouvera. Vas y mon frere, vas doucement. Je n'en peux plus, je vais garder les bons moments, le sourire et l'amour que tu m'as tenu.
Ras, bon voyage, tu nous manqueras tous. Que dieu te garde jusqu'au jour ou nous autres on viendra.
Je manques les mots, mon frere. Rejoins les autres qui sont partis avant toi. On se retrouvera un jour. Preparez l'avenue pour nous.
Back to the story;
Many things happened between us. We were in CBA in Yaounde together, then we met again in Lycee Buea. He lived with is cousins at three corners they called it at the time, I lived with my parents inward, they called it quarter at the time, now it is Malingo.
Ras would do his scouting thing and make some money so we could go to night club together. We did Figaro in Buea, and Bay Hotel in Limbe. We would hang out after school and do boy things, (Girls' Technical College Molyko). Then I left back to Yaounde for the fac and later ENAM. When I returned, Ras was at the fac. I was working in Douala and he stayed with me in Bonaberi, ancienne route during his school vacations and even during his "chomage". He was there when I got married, he was there when I left for America. He hooked me up, he cooked nang tari for me. One hook up he did for me has stayed etched in my memory, Veronique, or Vero as we called her. She was something else. Oh, was she sweet! Merci, Raspoutine. Kicha knew how to take care of his friends
When Ras was your friend, he would go to the end of the world for you. What more can I say. He must have told some of all you who knew him about his stay with Bouh in Douala.
Let everyone of us take some time and reminesce about the friendship we had we him, and wish him farewell. May the lord take care of the loved ones he left behind. Meanwhile, I will take some time now, listen to Dies Irae and remember my good friend Daniel Kicha Ayissi Rasputin.
May he rest in peace. Ras, que la terre de nos ancetres te soit legere.