This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Mrs Effie Bondzie Ayayee, 63, born on February 28, 1952. Effie after a brief illness passed away in Johannesburg on October 7, 2015.
She is survived by her husband, Dr. Ellis Ayayee and three children Deede, Ayitey and Korkoi.
Effie will forever be in our hearts and minds.
Burial and Funeral Arrangements are as follows:
There will be no wake keeping
Saturday 12 December, 2015 (at Trinity United Church, East Legon – Accra)
7:00 am: Pre-burial service - the body will be laid in state.
9:00 am: Burial Service.
Final Funeral Rites and cultural performances begin immediately after the Burial Service.
Sunday 13 December, 2015
9:00 am: Thanksgiving Service at Ebenezer Methodist Church, Madina.
12:00 pm: Reception at Armed Forces Officers Mess, 37 Military Hospital, Accra.
MHB 517
Simply trusting every day,
trusting through a stormy way,
even when my faith is small,
trusting Jesus, that is all.
Trusting as the moments fly,
trusting as the days go by,
trusting him whate'er befall,
trusting Jesus, that is all.
Tributes
Leave a tributeToday, on the eighth anniversary of your passing, we honor your memory and continue to carry your love with us. We miss you deeply, and you will never be forgotten. Da yie, ae!
On occasion of the eighth anniversary of your passing, i want you to know that we are still thinking about you. I was recollecting one of your favorite meals; tatar (fried soft plantain) and aboboy (beans) and how much you liked that food. May the Good Lord grant you eternal rest peacefully in His bosom.
Kwamena
Nothing happens without us wondering what you'd have done or joked about the excesses you'd have gone into.
We see traits of you in your granddaughters- the turkielekie walk and all and we know you'll always be with them and us.
It is well.
I wish you a happy birthday. May the Lord continue to keep you and watch over you. Rest well.
Kwamena
You are gone but not forgotten. Rest well. Da Yie!
The curfew still tolls the knell of a passing beauty. Never forgotten by the deeds you have done Effie Bondz.
It just struck me that you would have been 70 year old today. How time flies! At times I wish we can peel the curtains to see how you are doing. But we carry on, knowing that you are in safe keeping because we have entrusted you the Lord's care. I have been thinking lately about some of the jollof rice you used to make. They were delicious. Sleep well, sister. Da Yie!
A new chapter slowly opens before our eyes
We scan the pages and involuntarily count the years
Six solid years, unbelievable but true
We have grown, we have multiplied and have promised ourselves not to unlearn the lessons on living as a family.
You are sorely missed Effie
Other friends have crossed over since your departure but yours was just too soon.
Happy birth anniversary to you Effie
I also remember some canes you gave to the class for not marking 70% of our internal mock. The whole class was on . Through all this the class of 1990 all came out with flying colours.
One thing I will never forget is your SMILE and LAUGHTER aaaaaa, its very contentious.
Madam as we affectionately call you, I have come this far by your principles and I say continue to rest in the bossom of our Lord and master Jesus Christ.
Gone but not forgotten. Forever in our ❤
Gabriel Ababio
Samuel Andrews
Asare Kwesi Addo
Michael Tampsopa
Ernest Martins
Ebenezer Lartey
Grace Bandoh
Theresa Yamak
Susan Qudorwor
Andry Abbew
Ama Sena
Julian Nartey
Juliet Ofori
Rukaya Tofaloi
Esther Mensah
Patience
Cynthia Kumi
Akyee
Above names where the first batch of AIS JSS class of 1990. We salute you Madam. Till we meet again. We say rest well.
Let this be a loving reminder
That someone is missing today.
Someone our hearts still hold on to
(despite these 1826 days or 5 years)
As we travel along life’s way.
Someone who made life much easier
For all those whose paths did cross her’s.
Someone who won’t be forgotten,
But cherished from Year to Year.
And now as we pause and reminisce
Let us fondly recall how dearly each of us adored her.
And how she loved us all in her own special ways.
It is well……Epatanyo
Adapted from Genies’ poems.
The investments we made together are reaping their benefits.
Trust you are able to peep over the demarcating line and say it was worth the while.
Enjoy your rest in our Father's House!
And so it is 4 years today when you suddenly left us to be with the Lord. Wherever you are, may you continue to sing with the heavenly choir: "Trusting Jesus that is all" You are in good hands with Him. Da Yie!
On your birthday, we remind ourselves that we commended you into the Lord's Hands when He called you home. We trust that you are resting peacefully in Him. Da Yie!
Look down on your loved ones and comfort them when they're secretly overcome with sadness.
When they need me I'll be there for them though I cannot take your place. This is the promise I made you and intend to keep .
I was chatting with a friend yesterday and I made a remark that today will be the 3rd anniversary of your going home. My friend was surprised that it's been three years now. He said the three years have come so quick. Yes the wheels of time are churning and gradually the days are merging into months and the months merging to years. Nevertheless, no matter how time passes, the memories of you never fade. I trust you are resting in the Lord. My warmest greeting to Uncle and Auntie. Da yie!
even though you’re gone ..
Precious memories, of You
can’t help, but live on.
Happy Belated Heavenly Birthday
We miss you. I miss you. You have left a unique void and space that only you can fill. We have trusted you into the arms of the Lord while we treasure memories of you in our hearts. Da yie sister!
It is a year now since the call came that you have passed on. You are still in our thoughts and sorely missed on this one year anniversary of your passing. I hope and trust that all is well with you because we left you in God's hands. Please extend my warmest greetings to Uncle and Auntie.
Your brother, Kwamena.
Your memory can never be erased from our minds, just as in life it was not easy to forget you. We can't understand why you had to leave so soon. Da yie! Nyame mfa wo nsie!
Someday all suffering will cease. Our tears will dry up permanently, and we shall be safe in God’s arms forever (Rev. 21:4)
- Theo & Pat Acquah
Leave a Tribute
Today, on the eighth anniversary of your passing, we honor your memory and continue to carry your love with us. We miss you deeply, and you will never be forgotten. Da yie, ae!
We were fortunate to have you. Thanks for all the tough years we spent together, the joys and skills we imbibed. Thanks for being part of our lives. And on your birthday anniversary we salute your memory.