Today we celebrate the 8th anniversary of your transition to eternity. You are forever missed, forever in our hearts. Continue to intercede for us. Our love to mum.
Rgds
Nkeng
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Retired Col. Edward Fobellah, 66, born on June 21, 1949 and passed away on October 10, 2015. We will remember him forever.
hi daddy, on this special day, we remember you so dearly. One new candle, you were to blow out amongst us but God alone knows why He called you do that you put out that candle in the presence of your lovely wifey.
Happy happy, super hero. Have lots of fun and remember to send us too a piece of cake so that we can also share, as you always do. Love you lots
It was on Oct 10, 2015 that while on a visit in Madison, WI, I received the boomerang CT 1:30 amish phone call announcing your return to Our Lord. Yesz your “to-do-list” came to an end and what mattered was that you were now resting alongside your Aggie (RIP) and The Lord and of course our father Fobellah Nkeng! (RIP). You left some of us dazed and confused to date. I was one of those who witnessed every moment of your life in the last three decades when your health took a sudden inexplicable down turn.
I can recall your faith, hope, love, joy and warm affection; your integrity, compassion, courage and sacrifice continued to enrich and encourage many and to lift others’ spirits. The coward, death, changed everything but time has changed nothing. Family, friends, … we still miss you as much today as we did on the fateful dates, 18-19 December when you were remembered through a memorable celebration of your life of integrity, compassion, courage and sacrifice!
We trust you are resting in The Lord’s hands, free of pain while in our hearts you will live forever till we meet at The Lord’s appointed time. May the happy memories carry each of us (family and friends) through this loss and time.
Give our love and supplications to the ancestors of our extended family as you joyfully re-unite and rest in the Lord’s garden. Join hands with them to intercede for family and friends. May your departure never be a source of despair but a path to hope, love, service and unity to family and friends who mourn you today. It was your choice that you preached so passionately about these virtues when you were still with us physically. Go well brother, Colonel, Edward… and may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace! Amen!