Now we can smile when we think you, which is all the time. So some healing has taken place. Continue to rest in peace. We miss you still but you live in our hearts.
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Prince Alexander Ndikum, 83, born on January 1, 1933 and passed away on February 22, 2016. We will remember him forever.
Pa Alex Azeh Ndikum was the third of four sons born to Mama Odilia Shuri-Minya Ndikum with Fon Ndikum I of the Royal family of Akum.
As a young kid he attended primary school in St. Joseph's Catholic School Big Mankon. He wrote the entrance exams into St. Joseph's College Sasse and CPC Bali. Even though he passed in flying colors, his family could not afford the tuition. Pa decided to migrate for greener pastures to Douala in the then French Cameroon. While in Douala, he established a flourishing business empire of photography and import/export. Within this period, he enrolled in French and English courses through which he earned a correspondence Law Degree. He was forced to relocate to Victoria during a brief period of unrest in the former East Cameroon. Pa joined the stamp duty and trusteeship under the Ministry of Finance as a Bilingual Secretary when he arrived Victoria. On his many vacations to Akum Village, he met and fell in love with the love of his life, Celine Azueh, now also know as "Cherie-Mama". The two blessed their union in Holy Matrimony in 1967. While in Victoria, Pa started the Royal Printers International in Yaounde. During this time, Pa had to and fro transfers (Job transfers by the Government) from Bamenda to Yaounde and back, spending 2years in Yaounde while managing the Printing Press on the side, before finally moving it (Printing Press) to T - Junction Bamenda in 1977. While in Bamenda, Pa Nkoh lived with his family at T - Junction, Below PSS Mankon before finally moving to New Bell Atuakom where he has lived from 1984 till date. After his retirement in 1992, Pa has been managing his Royal Printers International which was later moved from T - Junction to Santa Park in Bamenda. In 2005, Pa visited some of his children in the USA during which he attended the wedding of his Nephew (Increase Ndikum). Pa and his wife Celine Azueh (Cherie-Mama) were planning to renew their vows in 2017 which would have been their 50th anniversary.
Over the years, through Mamfe to Bamenda they have had nine beautiful children (two passed away when they were just two years old each Maceline Ngum-Azah Ndikum and Ferdinand Ndikum Ndikum second and third respectively) and ten(10) grandchildren.
Prince Alexander Azeh Ndikum fell ill on Sunday the 21st of February and was rushed to the St Mary Hospital at 5AM on Monday the 22nd of February. He later died that Monday the 22nd February at 10PM. He is survived by his wife and seven children, ten grandchildren, many brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews relatives and friends to mourn him. He was preceded into eternal glory by His father, mother and two brothers(Cheboh Nkwentifor Ndikum and Stephen Fon Ndikum).
WAKE & CELEBRATION OF LIFE IN THE USA
WHEN: Saturday, March 19, 2016
WHERE: 31 Blue Hen Drive
Newark Delaware 19713
TIME: 8:00pm till 4:00am
Overnight Guests can reserve at
Best Western Plus
Newark/Christiana Inn
875 Pulaski HWY
Bear DE 19701
302-326-2500
http://bestwesterndelaware.com/hotels/best-western-plus-newark-christiana-inn
RSVP:
Patience Ndikum: 302-545-0078
Increase Ndikum(Nkwentifor): 720-232-5956
Nicholine Ndikum: 302-565-8603
Loveline Ndikum: 302-565-7646
Grace Ndikum : 302-367-0565
Cyril (Tah) Ndikum: 302-803-9431
Evelyne Anoma: 917-570-0648
Edison Ndikum: 302-983-6207
FAREWELL & CELEBRATION OF HIS LIFE IN CAMEROON
WHERE: Akum Village
APRIL 1, 2016 : Wake at the family compound till dawn.
April 2, 2016:
8:00AM: Removal from the Akum Mortuary.
9:00AM : Mass at the Catholic Church in Akum
10:30AM : Brief visit to the Family compound at New-Bell Bamenda.
12:00 PM : Internment at the family compound(Akum)
2:00 PM : Reception and Celebration of life begins.
RSVP:
Fon Ngwashi Ndikum II: 237-9987-6210
Celine Ndikum(Cherie-Mama): 237-6549-13300
Dr. Florence Tumasang: 237-699918092
Dr. Elizabeth Tamajong: 237-677602356
Pa Martin Chi Ndikum: 237-677364122
Mrs. Geraldine Ndikum Nkuso: 237-677669957
Fritz Fon Ndikum: 237-677551727
Atishi Fon Ndikum: 237-677364122
Kennedy Azeh Ndikum: 237-677964936
Patience Ndikum: 001-302-545-0078
Tributes
Leave a tributeNow we can smile when we think you, which is all the time. So some healing has taken place. Continue to rest in peace. We miss you still but you live in our hearts.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you through this difficult time of your fresh grief. Let his spiritual journey be safe.
Doris Chibikom and family.
My visit in Cameroon after losing my elder sister, was another turning point in my life. You helped me build strength and because of your powerful words it was easy for me to handle my pain. Knowing you was one of the best things that happened to me. I learned to respect every one no matter who they are. You use the word Mr./Mrs. to address every one. I cherished the times I spent with you. I will forever cherish our times together.
Farewell Pa Azeh-Ndikum I will continue to pass the lessons I learned from you, so your legacy will live on. I will really miss you, I love you pa.
May Your Soul Rest In Peace.
A thousand words will not bring you back;
I know because I have tried.
A thousand tears will not bring you back;
I know because I have cried.
But at least I find comfort with the thought that you died a happy man and there is an additional angel watching over us from Heaven.
Go with the wind and May you find rest and comfort in the Bossom of the Lord.
Adieu! Papa
When I was in trouble, Lord, I prayed to you, and you listened to me. From deep in the world of the dead, I begged for your help, and answered my prayer.
may you soul rest in peace
Amen
Adieu
Leave a Tribute
Now we can smile when we think you, which is all the time. So some healing has taken place. Continue to rest in peace. We miss you still but you live in our hearts.