Happening now! Oh how you would loved to see how we are following your doorsteps to be dynamic, classy, elegant and proper. Above all give glory to God for everything. 
Thank you Mamie ~~~~~MaJ

Mamie!!!!
It still seems like yesterday when I heard the call that you were gone to that place to meet your Maker - you so loved. I miss you dearly. 
Continue to Rest In Peace!
Your Legacy Lives On!
Dr. MaJu

Christmas 2020 in Yaounde with the family.

On one fine day in Rowland Heights, USA on her maiden visit to our house, Mami taught me how to make the "meanest and baddest" palaver soup and how to serve my husband (massah) the prepared meal.
Mami: 1. Make sure to slice the okro and not blend it so it's not too gooey (excess draw) 
           2. Chop a little spinach
           3. Grind some melon seed (egusi), mix into a paste and drop in small bits into the pot
           4.  Simmer together with all the ingredients and particulars 
MaJu: Ok, Mami
Mami: Serve the palava soup with fufu in a tray and take it to Ni Ru, tell him this:
           "here is your food, my Lord"   <<literal translation from Mungaka language>>

Oh Mami, we will miss your teachings and sense of humor. Your legacy Lives on! RIPP

                

This is all about living a life in the fear of God.I tasted the strict disciplinarian and Faithful daughter of zion.
Always loving and smiling.
Na.Titanji,your transition took many by surprise but,God called you to have rest over there.Your good memories shall never be forgotten.
Salute all in that mysterious land till we come to see face to face one day.
Those who die believing on go to have an eternal rest.
Rev.Titatang Kingsley

We were lucky to have you and always ready to give us pieces of advise. You welcomed us whenever we made a stop at the home in Azeri on our way either to or from Yaounde.
I was lucky to share a meal, just the two of us, a few days to your demise. You entertained me with  all sorts of stories, beginning from your unfailing health and your numerous encounters with the "boys" upcountry. Even though I had my own food different from yours, you still insisted I have a taste of your chicken soup ,which I did. You removed and gave me a piece of chicken from your plate. An onlooking child would have mistaken me for a cheat. How would I have my own food and be eating Mammi's own?.
That was who you were. You shared to your last days. Mammi, even though you have gone ahead, you legacy stays on. Rest in the bosom of the Lord. Adieu.

Ohoooo Mami we miss you but God love you most. Continue to rest in perfect peace

Celebrating her 81st - "I am 81 today...."