LET YOUR LIGHT SO SHINE BEFORE MEN, THAT THEY MAY SEE YOUR GOOD WORKS, AND GLORIFY YOUR FATHER WHO IS IN HEAVEN
Matthew 5:16
A Brief Funeral Program
Wednesday December 21st 2011
6:30pm - Wake Keep starting with a Solemn Mass at the Zamcho's Residence in Nitob 1 Bamenda
Thursday December 22nd 2011
7am - Removal of Corpse from the Akum Mortuary with Prayers
8:30am - Arrival of Funeral convoy at the Zamcho's Residence in Nitob 1 Bamenda and Brief viewing
10 am - Funeral Mass at St. Joseph's Metropolitan Cathedral Mankon followed by burial at the Cathedral cemetery
WE SINCERELY THANK EVERYONE FOR THE LOVE, PRAYERS AND SUPPORT DURING THIS DIFFICULT TIME. MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS YOU ALL
Tributes
Leave a tributeWe loved you so much, but God said He loves you more. You left us at such a young age. Mama, may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. May you ask our mother Mary to intercede for us.
Sr Millicent Omondi, fsp-Kenya
Why do you seek the living among the death? She is already there. She has been raised with the Lord she served all her life.
To children in Lourdes, street kids, orphans;
To women: Rural women now have inheritance rights,
To the Church - CWA, the clergy, Christians, alter!
Your experience as a female next of kin set a precedence. And your book? God touched you early and deeply and thank you for being my friend.
Your returns are great!
(Fr Joseph Boenzi, Università Salesiana, Roma)
Fr. Jorge Ochoa, s.j.
(México)
Where do I begin? Where do I end? What do I say? What do I not say?
Just go you Mami. The God you served waits for you with open hands. Rest in Peace, Mother of Mothers.
My prayers for you now and always.
RIP Mami for Pikin
Fr. Francis Chishala, S.J.
miss you
Konje-Nsuh Christina, University of Buea.
Sincerely
Nagella Nukuna
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Your light continues to shine for others to see.
Eight years already
At my Deaconate Ordination in Nairobi
When Tata and Dodo arrived Nairobi for my deaconate ordination in March 2011, it was a wonderful moment for me. Little did I know that she will be gone by December. She read the first reading at the ordination mass, and my deaconate year classmates were really happy with that. Mgr Francis Lysinge who had celebrated the weeding of Tata and Dodo was the ordaining prelate.Needless to say it was a communion moment for Tata Dodo and myself.
There is no doubt that Dodo cried at that mass. I remember when she came to my first vows in Douala in September 2003, with Aunty Pauline Tchateh, she creid throughout the ceremony.
The week that Dodo and Tata spent at Nairobi was memorable in this sense that she saw what she had prayed for, that is my ordination. I beleive that as she supported many vocations, she had peace in her heart, seeing the bishop place his hands on me.
This week as we prepare to bury Sister Feli, we are really heart broken as a family mourning three years on at the same period and asking God to open our eyes so that we may see his will in our lives.
One thing is sure. My ordination was not just an event, it was Dodo's moment. Who cannot remember that she cooked two days running, for 200 people each time? She was the host of that event. She had her moment, she saw my ordination.
As I reflect 3 years on, I know that she must be remembered for the love that she put in everything she did. She was determined to help each person, and every person. As I reflect on my work and on family and about friends, one thing is certain. If you put in all your love, God will give you a way. Not necessarily the one you thought, but a big way it will be. Just do not miss it because you were waiting for the ULTIMATE opportunity. For sure, if she was waiting for my priestly ordination, she would have missed God's time. She had her moment at my deaconate ordination.
Father Anyeh Zamcho