I love you and honestly I don't know how I am going to manage without your kind words, your honesty in all the advice you gave me. I have lost a wonderful friend, mentor and confidant. REST ON AUNTIE FUFU!!!

Rest in peace Sis > FUFU> (Naomi Nkechi Ezeagu), your Memories will continue to live on.
May light perpetual continue to shine on you in eternity

Bye, bye..

Dear Naomi, We will always remember you as a strong, intelligent and very very sociable person and woman. I have appreciated to be your colleague and friend. We have dicussed about your nice projects several times. I know that Lorenzo will achieve them. Rest in peace.

My family, especially my children will forever miss you. I remember your many admirable words to them and courageous words also to them to steadfast in their learning and growing process. Indeed, you were not just a friend to me but much more a good adviser to them also. Rest in peace, Aunty Fufu, as they always loved to call you. Rest in perfect peace in the bosom of the Lord.

Naomi, you were a knowledge bank and moving library who had contact with and information on almost everyone and institution in Liberia. It made our job at the African Development Bank in Liberia very easy. Your departure leaves an irreplaceable gap at the Bank and Liberia. You will be missed forever.

Rest in peace, Aunty Fufu. My family has fond memories of you.
- Mr. & Mrs. Daitouah, Charlina Beauty Daitouah, Kou Daitouah, Oliver Daitouah, Fanny Greaves, Massa Fahnbulleh

Fufu,

My first landing place upon my initial return in April 2011 to Liberia was your home. You were there for me, giving me all the support that I needed to make my landing, my return, a soft one. For this I will eternally be grateful because everyone needs a soft landing place to break into their return to Liberia. To say thank you is not enough. All I can do is to repeat what you did for me for another person. I really wish you did not have to go now. This country needs all the history and experience that you have stored in your repository - your head. It is a major loss for the country. I was so happy when I learned that you had returned to school and were working at the AfDB. So glad you were able to send your grandson to the US to jjoin your son. So fortunate for you to have reunited me with your brother Omar - my St. Patrick's and Basketball Brother whom I had lost touch with for a while. You were not only my friend, you were my sister. You will be surely missed. I pray for you to have a safe landing on the other side. I know that you are in peace. I pray that you intercede on our behalf with God for a better days to come to Liberia. Rest in Peace Fufu, till we meet again. That smile, That motherly spirit...will forever be etched in my mind. Go in peace and may light perpetual shine on you. Amen.

Naomi, my sister,
I left a candle because you were and continue be light in the lives of all who knew you. I always marveled at the many times you called me out of the blue to say just what I needed to hear in the simplest of ways.

Rest in perfect peace and power!
Miss you my sister, bringer of light and giver of insight!

RIP Naomi, we love you but God loves you best. LRFO will forever miss you. Rest in peace...no more pains!
We'll miss sharing lunch together;
We'll miss sharing staff birthdays together;
We'll miss your presence in our Friday staff meetings;
We'll miss your organizational skills;
We'll miss your gentle smiles;
We'll miss your meeting reminders;
We'll miss your daily goodbye;
We'll miss your contact bank;

RIP Sister Naomi...

Sis. Naomi, for the many times we shared useful information and tips relating to work, you were also nice and resourceful. You had the knowledge and understood the working society. You are a darling and I am glad i was able to know you and learned from you. Sail on sail on......until we meet. Rest in peace darling.

You will be missed dearly Sis. Naomi. I'm out of words and my heart is broken. I will always remember our wonderful time together and all the laughter we shared while we worked at PSI. May your soul rest in peace my "oldma" as I called you.