Ni George, this is hard for me to swallow. I was always hoping we could meet one day so I can thank you again for the help you gave me as a young graduate in Yaoundé with no hopes. You were indeed an elder brother, Ni! It is so tough to say good bye to someone like you but I guess it is also the only right thing to say to someone like you. Rest in Peace, Senior Bros!!!!

George, this is not fair! But I cannot judge GOD. I know you were prepared to meet HIM.
When we arrived the USA last July the first thing I did was call you and drive to Delaware with my wife and brother in law to see you. It was a Warm reception your entire family gave us. Remember the pork chops we ate. You did not look like someone suffering. The pictures on this website show this. We laughed over everything and then left. Somehow by premonition I have been so worried about you this past month and kept calling but no answer until that bad call from Dr. Peter Ndifon last Sunday 1st March afternoon. I have informed all BOBA and CMF around me here in Yaounde.
Now you left your Godchlld Manaen Mundi for me to raise alone? Why?
I remember the flight to the USA in 1965, Multnomah College in Portland Oregon, our visits to BBR in Douala, the wedding in Mbengwi to Adeline, the passing on of your Dad and Mom and the funeral; your visits to Kejom; our coincidental meeting in Ndjamena etc etc! Our visits to the QG in Yaounde; Your visits to Ngousso. O George!
But Adeline, Keep the faith and be strong. The kids are big now and will take care of you. You and George did your best to raise them and we all are proud of you both.
Accept the Warm Condolences of the entire Mundi Family as we wait for funeral details.