My last interactions with you Jacko was on 28 April 2012, when you and I were at our friend's graduation party and you said Ben, as usually called me, I'm leaving for America on Wednesday forming part of Government delegates from Liberia, to attend World Bank meeting in Washington DC. Feeling excited about the news, because you always brought me things wherever you went out  held your hands and said good, my Minister as I called you, for how long brother, I will miss you and you said I won't stay long Ben, I might be back early June because want to reach to Boston to see Mymah , Patience, and Tonia. The next day, we had lunch together, as usual, you were traveling, ate pepper soup and rice, least the slightest minds that those were the last moment being together, forever separation. Best friend, you were not a brother but a father, You guided every step my life, from my childhood to marital home. KOKO as big Sister Annie often called you, thou you are eight years now but everything of yours remains fresh in our minds. Missed you each day of my life, Love you and will forever be missed.
This is just the beginning of tribute to Jacko my beloved.

It'd been 8 years daddy since you left us, and it seems like yesterday. So many things had happen behind your flesh but I know your spirit is always leading the way. thank you daddy for teaching me to be strong and Independent, and also showed me how to be the best version of myself. I miss you so dearly. I am getting marry July 28, 2019 and I wish to see you there. I love you so much. You are still apart of me Daddy. Rest In Peace.

Big Brother as you were affectionately called, today is the second anniversary of your passing, and leaving this sinful world to rest with the Father, Almighty God...May your soul shine in perpetual peace. You legacy remains forever and ever.

cant believe that after all this while i still cant every day that run by i cant stop thinking about u are still special to me and me mom benetta ur lovly sis. i will mak your dreams of me being a doctor come to pass.

AFTER AWHILE I REALLY TAUGHT THAT YOU WERE GOIN TO COME BUT I NOW COME TO REALISE THE FACT THAT I WILL NOT C MY ONLY UNCLE AGAIN. MAY YOUR SOUL AND THAT OF YOUR BROHTER RANDOLPH WONDEE REST IN PEACE

after awhile i really taught you were going to come back,but after some months, i still fill to realise the fact that my only uncle have left me with his belove sis benetta wonde gogbar. i really try to figure out how possible is it for you to leave us in this lonely world. may your wondreful soul and that of your brother randolph wonde rest in pleasent peace.

Uncle, may I say your soul rest in PEACE. I still believe that your presence will live with me forever. Your investment in me will not go in vain, because an investment in knowledge pays the BEST interest.
Uncle there comes my Dad, Mr. Randolph Wondee, Sr. May his soul also rest in PEACE.
Fathers, I promise to make your dreams come true, R.I.P.

On behave of the Board of Directors, official and members of the GGAA Inc. Illinois chapter, we want to extend our sympathy and heartfelt greetings to the Wonde family for your lost.
We are grieving with you for we all learned about his valuable services to the people of Grand Gedeh County and Liberia as a whole. may his darling soul rest in peace.

Jackson, you are irreplaceable. Our joy of having you around is now a cloud of sadness. Once more, a bright family light is suddenly extinguished. But we will go on as a family, remembering your friendly smile and your kind spirit. May God grant us the strength to cope with this great loss! May your soul rest in perfect peace and light perpetual shine upon you.

May ur soul rest in peace.

Uncle Jackson:
"Though we need to weep your loss, you dwell in that safe place of our hearts where no storm or night or pain can reach you. 
Your love was the dawn brightening over our lives, awakening beneath the dark a further adventure of color. 
The sound of your voice found for us a new music...

Jackson's passing is an irreparable loss to Grand Gedeh County and Liberia. He will forever be remembered as one of the nation's finest sons. May the Almighty God grant solace to the family and may his soul rest in perpetual peace.

Cousin Jackson, i can't believe you are gone, i just saw you in Liberia last october during my daddy David G. Gaye funeral. i know exectly what your wife & kids are going through right now , but God will take them through. He is able and he will comfort she & the kids. rest in peace. From my mom Mrs. Ruth Soe Gaye, my sister Lucia Clador Gaye & Fannie Gaye Hoggard.

DEATH, OH DEATH YOU HAVE TAKEN AWAY ONE OF OUR BEST AGAIN. WHY? OUR HEARTS ARE BLEEDING PROFUSELY BECAUSE YOU HAVE TAKEN AWAY A FINE, HUMBLE, INTELLIGENT AND RESPECTFUL YOUNG MAN WHO, IRRESPECTIVE OF HIS MANY ACHIEVEMENTS, CONSIDERED ALL EQUAL BEFORE HIS EYES. WHEN I FIRST ENCOUNTERED HON. WONDE AT THE CARTER CENTER HIS SMILE AND SENSE OF HUMAN DREW ME CLOSER TO HIM. MAY HIS SOUL R.I.P.

Just a while ago we had dinner with some Peace Corps at our home in Monrovia, Liberia. We laughed and joked as we discussed issues pertinent to moving our country forward. Big Brother he called me, Yes Small Brother, I answered. There is great prospects for Liberia. And the conversation went on..God knows best about Jackson. Rest in Peace, Small Brother.

Jackson Newary Wonde! You have been transported from the realm of physical sensation to the spiritual realm; is to be promoted to glory. I will see you again when mankind arrives at the gate of heaven.

Senior brother, it was too sudden! You will forever be remembered by your junior comrades. Rest in PEACE!!!!!

There are few people in this world with strong moral and ethical characteristic like that of Hon. Jackson N. Wonde. He was always concerned about everyone and everything that affects his people. His hope that we ourselves could pave the way to create LIGHT at the end of the tunnel is what we are guarded by in our leadership today. REST IN PEACE BIG BROTHER, WE WILL CERTAINLY MISS YOU.

May your soul rest in perfect peace!!!!!!

Doodee, i can't imagine what happened to you so soon.  We just met last feb. at your house around thinkers village,Monrovia.I remembered our discussions well.Ur jokes and smiles are still on my mind. Anyway,may the Lord Almighty Bless you and light perpectual shine upon you. Amen

Jackson,we will miss you and this parting came as a surprise and unexpected. God knows best. Your smiles will forever be in our minds(Donald, Hannah-Joy and I). Rest in peace my dearest friend.

I worked with Hon. Wonde briefly and I must admit, Liberia lost one of her finest sons. RIP Boss.

Big Brother, we will miss you. You were indeed the pride of the people of Puoh Town. Greet my father Baker C. Gaye Sr. and my Uncle Peter Johnson. Rest in peace!! With Tears, Otto and all the children of Baker Gaye Sr.

May your soul rest in peace Brother Jackson. Extend my greetings to my mother and father, Mrs. Esther G. Yancy and MR. Joseph N. Sobah. The entire Grand Gedens love you but God Loves you the best. Sleep on..........till we meet again.'

Jesus, keep me near the cross;
there a precious fountain,
free to all, a healing stream,
flows from Calvary's mountain.

In the cross, in the cross,
be my glory ever,
till my raptured soul shall find
rest beyond the river.

Near the cross, a trembling soul,
love and mercy found me;
there the bright and morning star
sheds its beams around me.

JACKSON, WE ARE SADDEN BY YOUR  SUDDEN DEPARTURE. BUT, WE ARE PROUND OF YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO MANKIND. YOUR CARING NATURE AND FRIENDLY SMILE WILL ALWAYS REMAIN IN OUR HEARTS  AND MINDS .THANK YOU FOR A LIFE WELL LIVED . REST IN PEACE!

The passing of Hon. Wonde is another unforgiveness of the cold hands of death with no regard for mankind. Hon. Wonde was one of finest person I met. He was respectful to anyone he came across. Anawers yet to be obtained why this young and progressive gentlemen to leave at the time we needed him most. All I can may his soul rest in perfect peace. We loves you, but God loves you the best.

We want to express our heartfelt condolences to Aunty Mymah, Patience, Tonia, and the other loved ones of the late uncle Jackson. We will always cherish the wonderful memories we have of him. We leave the family with the real hope of the resurrection promised by Jesus in John 5:28, 29 that "all those in the memorial tombs will hear his [Jesus'] voice and come out."

"Death is the last chapter in time, but the first chapter in eternity. May your soul Rest in Peace Uncle Jackson.

Uncle Jackson, May your Soul Rest in Peace..