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Uncle Ageh

September 1, 2020
I just wanted to let you know I still think about you. Still wish you were here with us. Continue to rest peacefully and watching over us all especially your daughter. I love and miss you so much

Souvenir from Cameroon

August 23, 2012

Augustine wanted a souvenir from Cameroon, so I took him to this famous handicraft spot just infront of Alizan Restaurant on Commercial avenue and bought him a North west traditional cap and rafia bag - "Greetings from Cameroon". He was very grateful.
He regretted the fact that the funeral of his mother has brought him to Cameroon earlier than he had planned. His original plan was to visit Cameroon in December 2011 and attend our wedding. He wished me all the best in the preparations and said he was going to pray for me. He made me to know that I still have to had to pay him for all the care he has given my wife. We joked over it and it was all fun.

Death!...Death!.. you are so cruel!
This is Augustine who was so full of life and good cheer, always with this "infectious" smile.
RIP with the Lord my friend and prepare a place for us when the time comes.

2011 Dreamland Restaurant Bamenda

August 23, 2012

Augustine came to Cameroon for the funeral of his dear mother around July/August of 2011 and we met in Bamenda. I offert him a drink at Dreamland Restaurant and we chatted for a while.

A true servant

August 9, 2012

Dear Augustine, your tenure as Financial Secretary of NCUDA-USA National Coordination Committee never took off the ground due to the untimely passing of your mother and your subsequent deteriorating state of health. But what I remember so vividly from our conversations was a burning desire to serve the people of Ngwo and make a positive impact in our community. You had had enough of the DC/Indiana divide and mutual feelings of mistrust and felt strongly that time had come to roll up our sleeves and work tirelessly for a united and strong Ngwo USA.

I remember you taking the floor at our 2011 NUFCON General Assembly to decry the all too pervasive animosity while pledging the commitment of the MidWest Chapter to the ideals of NCUDA-USA in a collabortive spirit with the rest of the membership in DC. That, to me, was one of the highlights of our gathering and a testament to your humility and selflessness.

With your departure, NCUDA-USA and Ngwo have lost a true ambassador.

May the Almighty grant you everlasting peace and rest in His Bosom. 

Beloved Husband,

August 7, 2012

My sweet husband, my best friend. I remember the trips you use to make to Maryland while I was still there. I remember the encouragement you kept given me on school. I remember how much you told me you love me and will take care of me and you did show me the meaning of your love for the time being we spent together.
Our marriage was a seal of pure to totality in times of happiness and sorrow and was blessed by Almighty God with the gift of our beautiful daughter Neriah. She will forever be the chemistry bonding our love and commitment for each other.
Darling baby, I can’t forget the endless love you had for your community, your family, my family and friends, not to mention the unconditional love you showed to our daughter. Each time I am in our bed room I deeply feel your presence, when I turn to feel you and see that smile of yours I cant get it. It turns to flash in my eyes like that of a snap shot.
Each time I stair the couch I remember your jovial words “ when u come back from work so u chop u just start find ur position for start sleep till tomorrow”

Our union was full of happiness, and fun under all circumstances, we made a good family with you being a good leader. Despite your ill health and the constant pains you were subjected to, you still maintain your calm and unconditionally love for your family and dedicated your services for the interest of others.
I remember the promises you gave me even on your sick bed. Telling me how you are going to get well and return to work and how you will serve as a volunteer in the health department and will always be there for the baby and I. You and I both committed our faith in God prayed ceaselessly for your dreams our wish to come to pass. But God had better plans for you, he decided to part us at this very crucial moments which the world and I needed you the most. His supremacy guarantee me not to question his actions rather give him glory and adoration for every situation before us. I will always love you and remain committed to our daughter.
You are gone but your spirit remain with us and I know God almighty will use you as that guiding angel to lead us through the narrow path in this complex world,. Your strength will always be there to comfort and wipe away my tears and make me strong for our daughter.
Love you so much my baby

Death we learn

August 5, 2012

Augustine,

It was hard to imagine that God’s call would come so early and so suddenly.

In life we loved you dearly, in death we love you even more.
It broke our hearts to lose you just so early.Though your departue came early,  you did not go alone, for part of us went with you the day God called you home.

We wish we could give you many more years. We wish we could erase all the pain as you lay on your hospital bed. We want to give you sunshine in the rain.
You displayed a lot of courage and wisdom. You truly inspire. Good counsel, brotherliness, neighborliness and the infectious smiles you radiated without charge has rekindled great hope and the real meaning of life.

 Safe sail brother to your heavenly abode and remember us while at the Almighty’s bosom until when we shall meet again and never to part.

 Adieu Bros

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