While I submit totally to the will of God,

I wish I can get an answer from Him on why the good die young...why Jennifer had to go now. 

- Thomas Etuh 

Jennifer was a very loving, compassionate, loveable, passionate, warm hearted lady. She's not a woman of many words but very practical, she hates to see people postpone till tomorrow, what can be done today. 

Jenny has a heart for the less privileged, she endeavours to be productive with the resources the Lord has given her, she is so conscious of Proverbs 23:5 which warns against setting your eyes on riches. She supports, widows, orphanages and more. 

She hates injustice; she says things as ‘they are without blanket’. She is also very economical when it comes to spending, she hates waste because she believes that whatever is wasted might be a life saver for someone else somewhere. 

When it comes to discipline and child training, we call her a disciplinarian. She has zero tolerance to stubbornness or laziness. The boys were brought up knowing to work hard and to do things for themselves irrespective of the number of domestic staff available. She thought them that their parent's wealth are not theirs and encouraged them to strive to be the best in every sphere of life. She was so enthusiastic about respect and humility and these were instilled in the lives of her children and any child around her. 

She would scold a child this minute and the next minute she's out getting the best for that same child. 

Jenny is like an anchor to her husband, he goes out there, putting in all that is required in business, having the confidence that his home is secured, she was a great support to the husband and also a co-Director in the organisation. 

Jenny is accommodating, she makes you feel at home around her. 

Another remarkable thing about Jenny is, she forgives so easily when you ask, and does not struggle to apologise when she's wrong, even to a child.