Happy Birthday Sweet Mother!❤️

Tribute to Mrs Patricia Adu-Baah (sister Pat) our leader, on behalf of the Women Empowerment Ministry North London branch.
Words cannot describe the loss Women Empowerment felt saying farewell to our great leader, Mrs Patricia Adu-Baah.

We wish we had had more time or chance to laugh, and see the tender love and smile of our leader of great difference. As a woman of God, she always put God first in all she did for our Ministry especially the women.

Our dear sister Pat was full of life, she showed true beauty of God and had so much compassion for others; irrespective of who you are or where you came from. She showed courage, love, even in difficult situations. She was humble in her leadership and the work of God. She involved her family into the work of God when required in any group.

She served the Lord and the women with a loving heart. She ran the race God set before her. She was a wife and mother like no other and her children always came first. In life you will never be good enough for everybody; but you will always be the best for someone who really appreciates you.

Sister Pat treasured the beautiful role God gave to her in the Church. She was proud of each and every woman, especially those under her leadership. She built their confidence, couraged and inspired a lot of the women. She was unique in her own way. She lived her life the best way she could to the glory of God.

What a brave woman she was, bold with God’s word and her spiritual gift, full of encouragement, love and support to many. She was the author of ‘Aunty Pat, Divine Daily Nuggets’ - very powerful.
Sister Pat was a guiding light to many sisters in the Church - young and old. She was an inspirational speaker who left behind a legacy. The PRM Women Empowerment, North London branch will always remember her leadership, service and the work of God in and outside the Church. We are grateful for the time we had together. Sister Pat will forever be in our hearts.

May her gentle Soul continue to rest Peacefully in the Lord, Amen!

Elder: Rose Asoluka
PRM Women Empowerment

Trish, I miss seeing your beautiful smile in our little office corner Rest in perfect peace beautiful soul.
Until we meet again

It was a real shock to hear of your departure but we consoled ourselves knowing that our father also desired of your presence. You are surely in a better place. RIP.

Thank God for your life and your beautiful spirit Auntie. May your family be comforted by their memories of you and the reassurance that you’re watching over them.

Rest in perfect peace.

Love Takyi.

Gone way too soon...may your beautiful soul rest in peace and be a guiding voice to your family
Rest Well Auntie

Auntie, words cannot express how much we miss you. You always lit up every room with your smile and grace. Heaven has indeed gained an Angel.

A year on.....we miss you, dear sister!
Rest well. "God is His own interpreter and He will make it plain."

I thank God for letting our paths met at CCBC and CPI choir. Your love for God’s work was so great. You did everything with enthusiasm.
Will always remember the romantic dinner you threw for me and my husband after our wedding. What a beautiful soul inside and out. Your smile always illuminated a room. I thank God for your life that was well lived.
You are gone but not forgotten. God bless your soul.

Rest in peace auntie Pat. I pray for comfort for the family and loved ones left behind. Gloria KNimako X

Those we love don’t go away they walk beside us everyday . Rest In Perfect Peace . PATASH

Still in our hearts and forever missed. You did so much for the women’s fellowship, May your beautiful soul rest well in Heaven.

Dear Sister Patricia I miss you so much the encouragement love and support you gave me and all the sisters in the PRM Women’s fellowship. You will truly be missed.

Always in my thoughts forever missed.

May your beautiful soul continue to rest in perfect peace.
You filled our hearts with so much happiness. Always the life and soul of the party. And you always spread positivity❤️❤️❤️

It Is Well to sleep deep in the Lord, where your soul is at peace with your Maker. Although we cant see you in the flesh we hope to meet one day in Paradise, Sweet sister sleep well, sleep well, sleep well sister PAT. Emma.

If roses grow in heaven, Lord please pick a bunch for me, Place them in mum's arms
and tell her they’re from each and every one supporting and bringing joy to her kids. Forever with us.

I still haven’t come to terms with your passing.
However
I quite understand that we are only passing through to our maker, the hope of glory.
A truly passionate woman of God
Dedicated to family and friends
Pat! A beautiful example to Many
Rest in paradise my friend.
God bless you.xxx
❤️

Auntie Pat, you were beautiful inside and outside. Your love for humanity was amazing and your love for the things of God was exceptional. You have been missed. Continue to rest well

May Your Beautiful Soul Rest in Heavenly Peace, Thank you For your warm hear and caring Heart. Sleep in peace 

And when the chief Shepherd shall appear, ye shall receive a crown of glory that fadeth not away. 

Patash , You were truly beautiful loving woman and so kind . I will cherish it forever . May you Rest In Peace

Forever in our hearts!❤❤. Rest happily and peacefully in the bossom of the Almighty

The world seems quieter without you.

Time oh Time, where has it gone?, like the fresh flowers we wither away so quickly, but a sweet soul as yours, cant be forgotten, Sleep well sis, sleep peacefully well in your father's kingdom. SHALOM.

Happy Birthday Aunty Pat!
It still feels unreal that you are gone. The Sunday that just passed, I couldn’t stop thinking about you because if you was here, I know you would be turning up to church with a gold gele and white dress to signify Mother’s Day, gathering all the women’s fellowship members to sing a song lol! What is Mother’s Day celebration without Aunty Pat? What is Easter celebration without Aunty Pat? What is Christmas celebration without Aunty Pat? You organised it all! 
Just seeing the role you played in our church, inspired me in all kinds of ways. Seeing the passion you had for women, is amazing...you loved people. You displayed charity, love, patience, joy, endurance and meekness. People loved you Aunty Pat, you was an absolute delight to be around.
I hope heaven has prepared a special white handkerchief for you, because dancing isn’t dancing without a handkerchief!
You’ll forever be greatly missed Aunty Pat! Love you!

Happy birthday beautiful soul . Women’s ministry is not the same without you

Happy birthday,Dear Sis Patash....although our world remains dimmer without the illumination of your bright smile, the fragrance of your memory will forever remain fresh in our hearts ♥

Missing you Trish

Auntie Pat was a loving, caring and genuine embodiment of what Christ commands us to be as a child of God. Spirit filled, teaching His word, ever encouraging, always smiling......she was an angel here on earth. Yes, we very much wish that she is still here with us Lord, we are just thankful for the time we were allowed to spend with your wonderful angel Patricia. Sis. Bibi

Patricia is one bubbly girl. It’s been a few years now. Family friends, lived in the same area, and only a few months apart by birth but same date. She was always great company. Memories so clear , but time rolls. It’s an honour to know Pat. Her heart and kindness moulded with softness that only God gives, nurtured with family love. Her laughter was infectious, and she was equally vivacious. I recall a couple of us were idly chatting away and she said she was shy? Eh eh!. We laughed but she was honest. This is one of those difficult moments when a wish to have caught up, prayed and reminisced stares me in the face before she got taken.

PatAsh - Heavens a busy place. May your inspiration continue because memories of you will never fade amongst everyone you know and inspired.

Auntie Patricia, if anyone told me you would be gone so soon, I would have never believed it. Quite frankly, I still didn’t believe you were gone until today when I saw you laying down in the coffin and still looking beautiful as ever. I’m absolutely heartbroken by your demise. I will miss your beautiful smile and your happy dance. My God keep you in the palm of his hands until we meet again. Rest well auntie x. Lots of love from Latoya.

Words can not express how we feel at times like this
Sister you may be gone from our midst, but you you aren't gone from my heart and my family, s heart
REST IN Peace Dear cousin Patricia
Till we meet again
Joana Cobbina-Gyamfi

    She Trusted and She Obeyed
               A Tribute to
            Patricia Adu- Baah
     March 17th 1962 to April 8th 2020
       Laid today 22nd May 2020

When I received the news that auntie Pat had gone to be with the Lord, I wept. It's hard to describe the multitude of thoughts and emotions that those tears represented.

To think of auntie Pat at Home with Christ makes the thought of heaven all the more tangible and sweeter.
There is a great sense of joy that auntie Pat has finished her race and is in the presence of the Lord Whom she served faithfully for so many years. She has received that welcome from Christ that we all long to hear: "Well done, good and faithful servant; enter into the joy of your Lord" . She has been reunited with a host of other heroes of the faith who have gone before.

At the same time, I feel a real sense of loss and sadness that a soldier of the faith, should be taken from us. We know that day comes for everyone. But auntie Pat lived a short, fruitful, surrendered life.

The mark she has left on so many who have been around her or have read the daily divine nuggets, listened to her surmons, heard her speak, and been encouraged to emulate the example of Godly living over these years, is remarkable. Once Shirley said to me "even in the full swing of honouring her birthday with a smooth secular song, mum would quietly ask if a Godly song could be played instead". That was the woman auntie Pat had become over the years.

Throughout the twists and turns of her journey over the next 20 decades, auntie Pat steadfastly demonstrated what it meant to simply "trust and obey." Because she viewed God as being altogether sovereign, faithful, wise, and good, even when she could not fathom His plan or His purposes, she knew He could be trusted. The appropriate response was to obey Him. So in an era when people want God to be a dispenser of their comfort, wishes, and needs, auntie Pat kept coming back to this message: "God is worthy of our obedience our worship, and our surrender to Him as Lord.

Countless people, especially women who read auntie Pat's accounts and daily nuggets are called to reflection and responded by saying, "I want to follow these Godly principles." Only God knows how many have been called to serve whilst she directed them. People from all walks of life around her have been inspired to know and follow Christ in a better way. Even from Yesterday's viewing, testimonials suggested that some felt a strong desire to take up the baton.

On a more personal note, I admired and observed auntie Pat from a distance for many years. Most recently found out that we share almost the same birthday just one day apart. She was always immaculately put together and carrying her smile and verve everywhere. I recognise a lot of her in me. My own life and ministry stands on the shoulders of remarkable woman of God like her, my mother as well as others, who have been diligently serving in full-time ministry.

In 2018, I met her at a Christian singles seminar she organised with her daughter my dear friend Shirley, where I felt I was at the right place at the right time. Right there, auntie Pat mentioned that Shirley talks often about me and my Christian singles ministry and this has really inspired her to also serve the singles in her church in that manner. She was so gracious in her ways. She encouraged me to press on and to continue doing whatever God lays on my heart to do. She was about to tell me how far she had come, to be the person she was now, but the seminar was about to start. Again at the end of 2018 at her home, at Shirley's baby shower, I caught a sight of how organised and a great cook auntie Pat was. I quickly gathered that she had realised the need to lay aside her past hurts and press on with the things of God.

In 2016 the Women Empowerment Ministry, and in 2019 ( correct me if I'm wrong with those dates Shirley) Auntie Pat's Daily Divine Nuggets were launched through her daily whatsapp posts that touched a generation of Christian women in a profound way. Women all accross her life are testifying of the impact that auntie Pat's witness, had in their lives, and shaped their view of womanhood, of God, and of the gospel. Readers who had not been close to auntie Pat before , but they felt like they knew her. They thought of her as their spiritual mother, mentor, and friend.

Those who followed will remember that auntie Pat highlighted in each daily nuggets posts how: "You are loved with an everlasting love. Glory be to God" .

Isn't that a great way to summarize auntie Pat's life and influence, especially to women who are struggling to get out of bed and push through life? We thought of her as our friend, and she thought of us as hers. She pointed us back to Scripture and to the love of God, which is enough to sustain us and carry us through every situation, every season, every circumstance of life.

I hope in future when the story of her life is told, people will say: "She trusted and she obeyed."

I'm deeply thankful for the example of this life lived for the glory of God.

Whilst I rejoice that auntie Pat is with her Savior, she leaves behind a great void. Just yesterday at her viewing, her photographer friend said: "As these older servants of Christ pass, the responsibility is on us to lead the next generation in the pathway of righteousness. God have found her ready. And for those of us still living, is because our work on earth is not yet finished or that we are not yet ready". Now that she is gone, I feel a stronger than ever call to proclaim the ways and heart of Christ to those who may not be familiar with auntie Pat, but who need to know and love and trust and serve Him as she did.

I will miss auntie Pat. I'm deeply thankful for the example of this life lived for the glory of God. She has left a rich legacy through her writings—I plan to reread many of her daily Divine nuggets post in the days ahead, and urge you to do the same, whether they are familiar or new to you.

May the message she has written on so many of our hearts, be one we write on the hearts of those who are coming behind us. And may God find us faithful, as was our friend auntie Pat—all the way to the finish line.

Remember your leaders, those who spoke to you the word of God.
Consider the outcome of their way of life, and imitate their faith.
Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever. (Heb. 13:7-8)

Our early memories of our Cousin Patrica was when we’d spend our holidays with Uncle Kojo Amissah’s family at Windy Ridge in Sekondi.
    There were lots of Children running around the house, but Patrcia stood out. She was warm, and quickly made us feel at home. Her broad smile, drew us into her web of laughter and domestic mischief.
    Adulthood and travel has separated us, but we always held fond memories of Patrica aka Patash. Patash .......why so sudden and so soon ? God holds the answers, Rest In Peace Dear Cousin Patricia
 

John, Margaret-Rose, Samuel & Priscilla Priddy

Words cannot express how we feel at times like this.
But I know you’ve gone to be with the Lord.

At my wedding you said you could see me and my wife Abi having lots of children.

Well guess what? Your prophetic words have come to pass.
And the Lord has blessed us with lots of amazing children.
And a busy household …lol

Over the years I’ve witnessed you become ever closer and engrossed in God’s word and His work. That is amazing to see and this gives hope and faith to all of us.

So thank you.

On behalf of myself Alfred, my wife Abi our Children and the rest of the Klutsey clan.

Sleep well Auntie Pat, Sleep well.
REST IN PEACE Auntie Pat

Sister Pat,.....but you loved to be called Patash.

Patricia was that affable and kind person liked by most people who came into contact with her. She was the fun loving sister and up to date on trends especially music and dance. She taught me dance moves growing up.
She grew up to love her God and win souls for God.

Your sudden death has brought us so much pain. It is with a heavy heart that I bid you farewell, but I trust that the good Lord knows best and I am hopeful that you're resting peacefully with your Lord.

Patricia, you will forever be in our hearts.
Fare thee well and may your wonderful soul rest in peace.

......your little brother Fiifi.

Out of no where you came into my shop, shared the word of God with me, invited me to your church, showed me love on our first meeting therefore I saved your name as PROPHETESS. Since that day you’ve been a blessing over and over, you gave me my first Christmas present when I moved to London, you spoke Fanti with me and asked of my family back home always though you never met them, a true woman of God you was, you are and will always be, showing dedication in every little thing and taking everything World Cup because perfection was your hallmark. You’ve left us here saaaa but I believe God himself is keeping you in His bosom, y3n wr3 aho papaapa but you will forever remain in our hearts. I love you mummy, we love you grandma, Till we meet again

REST IN PERFECT PEACE PROPHETESS
DAMINIFA DUE MUMMY
BELA CIAOS MAMA

Hmm Auntie Pat,
It is with such a heavy heart that this is the circumstance in which I am having to write a tribute to you.
I remember the first time I met you when I was a little older, it was when you picked Shirley and a few of us from the cinema. I will never forget the car journey home you really grilled me! :D!
It’s when time went by I began to realize that this was a way of seeing who Shirley was keeping company with and it was all out of true love.
From then on I remember whenever there’d be an event or I’d come and hang out with Shirley and see you at home, you’d always have open arms for me, asking how everything was going always checking that I was okay.
Auntie Pat.... hmmmm
Your divine daily nuggets were so inspiring and a true reflection of the intimate relationship you have with God. It just shows how spirit filled and truly ‘divine’ the words you spoke were.
You will be sorely sorely missed. The regal way you carried yourself, the smile you always had and open arms.
Rest well Auntie Pat.
I pray God strengthens the family in this difficult time.

Prophetess Trish!! You were such a warm, fun, loving awesome woman of God. Everytime I met you, you always had words of encouragement for me. You kept spurring me on to continue the work God has placed in my hands. The last time I saw you, if I had known it would have been my last time I would have hugged you more. Heaven has gained an angel. Rest in perfect peace

Gone too soon my dearest Pat!

I just can't come to terms with your demise. It's like a bad dream that one can't understand the meaning of, but I take consolation in our God's word that you have gone to your Maker.
You walked to my desk at work early March to chat with me and reprimand me for not looking for you at work, little did I know it was to say goodbye.
You have left a great legacy and it shall flourish. Your zeal for the things of God shall forever grow in your lovely children. And ooh! Your love for music, how can I forget? I can still see you standing in the middle of the CPI Choir @CCBC singing your heart out the great songs we learned together. Sing on Sister, show the Angels how it's done.
May you be rewarded greatly for touching lives and doing our Father's will.
Sleep well my dear, till we meet again!

Blessings & Love,
Anesha Grateful❤❤

A remarkable woman with such a lovely heart. Full of wisdom and love. You always see the best in everything. No problem was without a solution for you. Great source of encouragement. Rest well. Aunty's Pat.

A gorgeous woman with a peaceful soul; rest in perfect peace.

Auntie Pat,
   To say your untimely demise crushed our hearts is an understatement. Just less than a year ago, you single handedly planned and organized your sister’s surprise birthday party in the United States and saw it to fruition even though you weren’t in the best of health. You showed up bright eyed and bushy tailed and injected the crowd with your infectious smile and gregarious spirit. This is how much you loved your sister and the special bond you shared with her was unparalleled to none . Remembering you will be easy, but missing you is a pain no medication can alleviate . So we will settle for saying good night for now , not good bye .

Always in our hearts . We love you too much .

From the Amegbey family .

Sleep on my beloved sister,sleep
well in God's arms and take thy
rest.Lay down thy head upon thy
Saviour's Bossom.we love thee
well,but Jesus loves thee best.


Patricia,my eyes are a fountain of
tears.I might weep day and night
for the death of my beloved SISTER
but of all the uncertainties in life,
one thing is certain and that is
death.For we are born to die;
however,much as death is
expected,it is always sudden,cruel
and unwelcome.

Pat,where are you going in such a
hurry?
I had not seen you for quite a while
since my last visit to London some
years ago. So, when I heard you
were in Accra,I decided to come
and see you. We talked about so
many interesting issues and we're
so happy seeing each other after
such a long time. I bid you farewell,
Promised to see you next year,not
knowing that was the last time we'll
be together.

Pat did you come to say Goodbye?
Nevertheless, I take consolation
from the fact that you will forever
be remembered for your warmth
towards mankind, respect for family
values and Observance of Christian
principles. But above all, your
generosity to all those who
approached you for assistance.

Now Patricia, Pat, Patash as we all
called you, with much grief in my
heart, I salute you as you bow out.

Goodnight , Goodnight, Goodnight.

May the Lord lead you safely into
eternity.

Rest well my beautiful sister.

REST IN PERFECT PEACE

         AMEN

Auntie Pat, I can still hear your distinct voice ringing in my ears. I can't believe I am saying goodbye to your beautiful soul. It feels as though it's a bad dream that I desperately want to be awaken from. It's rather unfortunate but the terrible truth that, this is the reality we are all faced with - our 'new normal'; no more Auntie Pat.

But you know what, I thank God for your life and I am so grateful, blessed and proud to have had you for an auntie. I smile when I think of the fond memories I have of you; always encouraging me with the word of God whenever we spoke about challenges of life. I spent a lot of my weekends at yours many years ago and they were lovely, the memories of which I now hold dear.

Your absence has created a void in our lives. I will surely miss you as I presently do. Why now, I ask? I have a lot of questions that need answering but there's no one to turn to. I can't question God as He owes me no explanations. All I can do is to trust Him as that is what He requires of us, as Christians. As difficult as it is to fathom your untimely demise, I have to leave it to God.

You are most likely smiling down on us, relishing in His glory with all the saints because you fought a good fight and ran an excellent race. Your job is done! You have bowed out young but gracefully.

Fare thee well Auntie Pat! God be with you.

Dearest Patash (as I fondly called her) was a beautiful person inside and out.
She was kind- hearted and willing to assist whoever required assistance. I have benefited from her largesse many times.
I remembered, when I visited her years ago, we would go shopping, get lost in it and it will only take a reminder from the shop assistant that it was time to close before we would ran out in laughter. I would then come to the realization that, Pat had bought nothing for herself but lots for me.
Fearless, confident and an awesome personality, Patash, loved company and would not hesitate to exchange pleasantries with anybody she met.
On her recent trip to Ghana she asked when I would visit. "Tuntum Broni (the name I used in reference to her beautiful, dark, spotless complexion) "I am busy with work. I will find time." I did not realize then, that it was my last interaction with her in person.
For the past years, Patash had become a born-again Christian and her daily words of encouragement under the title " Auntie Pat's Daily Nuggets" were adequate to calm a troubled soul.
She has ran the race, fought a good fight and gone to be with the Lord. I am torn and beside myself with grief, but I will not complain. God is his own interpreter.
Adieu, Patash.
Fare the well.

The loss of Patricia, our Niece, came as a shock and an unexpected event to me, my siblings and all our children, who heard of her demise.

We became closer when her Mother, our late Sister, moved with them from Accra to Sekondi. She was friendly, sociable and easily interact with all sort of people, regardless.

Her passing is a big blow to the entire Gwira family because she went too soon.

Ash to ash and dust to dust. 
Calmly now the words we say. 
Left behind, we wait in trust.
For the resurrection day, when soul and body meet again, there will be no sorrow or weeping.
Father, in thy gracious keeping
Leave we now They servant sleeping.
Sleep well, beloved PAT.

Tribute from Auntie Ewuraba Gwira, siblings and the whole Gwira family.

19th May 2020
*To the Ashon and Allied Families:*
May you find comfort in the truth that there is hope for eternal life for those who die in the Lord Jesus Christ - the Resurrection Himself!

Although Mrs. Patricia Adu-Baah, has gone earlier than desired, remember that to her Maker, a day is like a thousand years and a thousand years are like a day. Our dear Sister has served her Lord and Master to His satisfaction. As a lady Pastor, her exemplary ministry will certainly live on.

May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace

By Dr. Adelaide Kastner

When you answered the call of the Lord, you left us with a hole in our hearts that can never be filled.
Your love and dedication as a grandmother, mother, sister, wife, auntie and friend was a testament to your faith and the essence of true Christian living in the service of the Almighty.
You are, and will forever be, sorely missed...but we take consolation in knowing that you are sweetly reposing in the loving bossom of the Lord.
Rest peacefully, dear sister, auntie and friend!

❤❤
Bert, Angie, Albert Jr. and Elise