I Remembered one time in phila I did not see or talk to QU for more than a day. When I called his phone it would go to voice mail.  Then I said it has been over 24 hours since I saw or spoke to this man so I am going to call the police and say he's missing. Then our sister musu said ' o no don't call he's not missing'.   Then I played head work on him. I left a message on his phone saying I had money for him that I was going to use if he didn't call me back.  Your man heard about the dollar sign and called me back in less than 5 minutes.  I said oho I got you now after calling you all day.  We both just laughed.  We shared a lot of precious memories. 

If I could write a story
It would be the greatest ever told
Of a kind and loving sweetheart u was
Who had a heart of gold

If i could write a million pages
But still be unable to say, just how
much I love and miss him
every single day.

I will remember all u taught me
I'm hurt but won't be sad
is eternal sleep forever
the pain I hide is too much to bare
to cry more tears over you
On your birthday, the memories so dear and true,
those memories of me and you I LOVE U  QU RIP,

my uncle konah, all i can think of right now is how you used to take the offering basket when ever service is going on telling the people of the greatness of God and should be please to give him what you have. you alway had smile on your face never a day i took not of you being mad for long.
every child you took them like your own.
with long life i pray to make your dream come to pass. 

Konnah was a compassionate and family man who was always willing to help anyone.  He could take the shirt from his back to cover another person's back. There was nothing too good that he could not share with anyone.

His appearance meant a lot to him.  Therefore, he was always neat. I remember jesting with him when he had stopped bye in route from church. I asked, Were you the guest preacher today?  He smiled and said NO.

His passing leaves a void on earth. I am fortunate to have met him. He was a life saver to me especially when I needed help.   "Thank you Konnah".