This memorial website was created in remembrance of our loved one, Aggie Aroke Fobellah, born on January 9, 1960, and passed away on December 3, 2012. We loved her but God loved her more. She will forever remain in our hearts.
Five years mom ... five long years that I have not been able to touch you. Five years of asking why, with no answers. Five years of wishing I could just see you one last time, and tell you thanks for all the things you did for me and my family. Five years full of ifs.... mom, I know you can only be in a better place. I can feel ur presence in out midst all the time. I stand in awe of all that you were ... ur journey was so full of life, love and family. Continue to watch over us. Love u mommy.
Today is January 9th, your 57th. birthday anniversary. I am sure you are celebrating this day in Heaven with the Angels, and with your husband by your side. Happy birthday, Aggie. We miss you.
J Nkemnji
My dearest mommy,
I came here today to thank you for your constant presence in our lives. My siblings and I celebrated my graduation from Pharmacy school, a journey which could only have begun because of your ceaseless love and suport for us. I remained strong for them and we danced and reminisced all the fond memories that we had when our family was whole. But this early morning and in the privacy of my bedroom, I am weeping and missing you so much more mom. I would give the world for you to have been with us in person mom. We had no doubt that you were here in spirit.
You did such a great job raising me and the finest gentlemen. You left a great legacy and we strive to continue to make it even bigger. Thank you so much for giving us the life that we had, we shall never depart from all that you taught us. We feel cheated that all these professional successes are coming at a time that you are unable to reap the fruits of all that labor. But the Bible promises us that you are in a better place and that there is rebirth after death. Eternally rest in peace mommy, and continue to intercede for us all. You believed in our capabilities more than ourselves, and we thank you immensely for the spirit of hardwork that you instilled in each of us.
Ride on my mommy, ride on Mama General!!! You remain forever in our hearts and our thoughts. Most especially, in our succeses.
