Patrick and Ndah Nde Kimbeng, (1954 - 2014) - ForeverMissed.com Online Memorials

Let the memories of Patrick Chi and Ndah Nde, Father and Son be with us forever.

59 years old
Born on May 1, 1954 in Mankon, North West Region, Cameroon
Passed away on April 18, 2014 in Douala, Cameroon

Ngia Paddy,
Today May 1st, marks your birthday.
Thinking about it right now, I don't even know if
you would have celebrated it or even thought about it.
But what I know for sure is the fact that you would have added value to one more life in the family.
Happy birthday to a belated soul and hero.
May your spirit continue to guide and protect us in
Jesus Name. Amen. I miss you dearly
Nimu Khien

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April 25, 2014

It seemed like just yesterday I was spending vacation in your house in Douala and I was playing soccer with Ndahnde. It seems like just yesterday I was in school with Ndahnde and helping him in school but God has a reason for everything and we must move on. Life hits you hard sometimes, but its not about how hard you hit back, it's about how hard you can get hit and continue moving forward.

Sometimes we have to experience the bad, so that we can learn to appreciate the good things that enter your life. Uncle Patrick and Ndahnde i really appreciate you both. You will never be forgotten.

Nde Aghanui Nkimbeng

April 25, 2014

I do not personally know you, but reading all of this i can relate to the pain that my dear friend -Violet Khien & your brother Fru are going through 'cos of your departure.
Vio dear & Fru, i am so very sorry for your loss, we are all just passing through this world, your beloved have gone ahead to the final destination & am sure they ll prepare much better place for all of you.
May the Almighty give u & the entire family the strength to go through this though time.
May thier soles rest in perfect peace..

April 25, 2014

My heartfelt condolences to the Kimbeng family. May God grant you the courage to bear the loss and may the Souls of your departed brother and nephew Rest in Perfect Peace.
Solange .

April 25, 2014

My heartfelt condolences to the Kimbeng family. May God grant you the courage to bear the loss and may the Souls of your departed brother and nephew Rest in Perfect Peace.
Solange .

April 25, 2014

Sis Vio, as i always call u, weh..my big sister. my deepest sympathy to you and your family.i was so very sad to hear about this terrible tragedy.i do not know uncle Patrick but it breaks my heart that him ad his son vanished in such a manner. i pray that you, your lovely husband and kids find comfort and peace in the LORD ALMIGHTY during this period of grief . Be rest assure, your brother in law and his son are in God,s hands.All we need now is offer them our prayers. weh.. ashia. i can just imagine the pains in your hearts. My dear, remain calm and again uncle Nkimbeng sorry,"HOLD YOUR HEART"
FROM THE MANJONGS

April 25, 2014

I remember vividly, as if it were yesterday when, as a youngster in my second month in this country, I asked the then U-Lowell admission office if there were any Africans in Lowell. Their answer was "not many." As I was hungry for some directions in a "strange land," I met you and visited you a few times at your place of residence in Lowell. Brother Patrick, I saw how hard you worked to get the best out of life and I appreciate a great deal your willingness to give advice to others, so that, LIKE YOU, they may get the best out of life. I still remember your advice to me when I first met you: In this country, you said, if you know where you are going and keep your mind on your goals, chances are you will get there. This advice was quite helpful to me as it led me to where I wanted to go. You will be missed. May you and your son rest in peace! And May God give strength to those you left abruptly behind!

April 24, 2014

Ngiah Patrick, you shall always be my hero. You mentored me right from the village in Ntambeng and all the way to the USA. I am a Civil Engineer today because i followed your advise to me 33 years ago when i followed your footsteps to come to the USA. You have been that big brother from another womb who played your part very well. You were never tied of taking my calls and advising me on career, family, immigration and social issues. It has always been comfortable for me to know that you are there and I can turn to you at anytime. I will miss you greatly. I will continue your legacy of living my life for others whether they are related to me or not. May The Lord comfort the wonderful family you have left behind. Nobody can replace you in my life. With love in Christ,
Dr. Toby Ngwana Awasum, Washington, DC

April 24, 2014

May your great mind and awesome suivival personality live on in your kids and family ... And...
May your humble soul and quiet spirit spirit rest in perfect peace...in The Lord

Pam tambi

April 24, 2014

"Life is short, death is sure, sin is the cause and Christ the cure"
I have good memories of my time in Douala, when I first met you. It is hard to imagine you are no more. This is a vivid reminder of the emptiness of this world.Go in peace, my brother. Your memories will live with me forever. May your soul rest in the peace of our Lord!

Dr. Ivo Ditah, USA

April 24, 2014

Lord God , please give the family of Nkimbeng both home and abroad the heart to bear this huge loss of their beloved ones . May their gentle souls rest in perfect peace Amen.
From Oby Ochijeh.

April 24, 2014

My deepest sympathies to the entire Nkimbeng family for this tragic loss of a great brother, friend, school-mate and much more. Soft spoken and respectable human being of a class of his own. When ever we met, it always started with a big "Laugh" about my naughtiness either because when the headmaster of Ntambeng RCM beat me up, I switched immediately (without informing my parents) to RCM Alamatu i.e I was maliciously (crookery starting at that tender age) attending two Primary Schools at the same time simply to avoid Ticha Ambrose's justified disciplinary Mulongo. God bless your soul Ngia Patrick till we meet again at the other end. I beg, keep me some fine place near you.
Your Brother
Ngia "Alukache" AKA Mishe Fon

April 24, 2014

Lord have mercy on me. May thy will be done.

April 24, 2014

My beloved brother Chi,
I say good bye with tears of sorrow. Just as our departed beloved mother and father 50 years ago, the all knowing God sent you and NdahNde and called both of you back abruptly. I thank God that you did not suffer for long. God loves you more and I accept His decision. Thank you for calling and talking with me at length at work on April 15th at 9AM 2014 just three days before your sudden death. Our discussion is eternal in my heart and before God and man I promise to carry on our journey as discussed.

Your voice is sustaining me till I meet you someday, somehow, somewhere. Your brief but very accomplished life on earth touched many in various ways.
You have passed on the baton of life to us. I will carry it forth with love and joy. Your children will hear and read about your legacy and be proud and be inspired.

I love you from the bottom of my heart but God loves you more. I pray to God to guide, protect and lead me through the rest of this journey. Till we meet again someday, somehow, somewhere . Adieu big brother!! Farewell!! Filiehfohmbah!!.
Death be not proud. With tears of Love.
Your kid brother Fru Nde Nkimbeng Lowell MA USA

April 23, 2014

I write with tears in my eyes. Since I got the news on Friday, I have not been able to put myself together. Ngia Patrick, Why? Why? You were the perfect brother in-law who replaced my father, calm yet very strict. You called me to talk to me about my health and told me with confidence that I will be alright because the devil is a liar. I believed you. We laughed on the phone and I told you my list of things to do on this earth is very long and you couldn't stop laughing. We laughed together and I didn't know that was it. The laughter was our last connection together, short but sweet.

I called you from work at 5am and the phone kept giving me the French message. Lord I wish I just tried one more time. I gave up Ngia Patrick and missed talking to you for the last time. Now you are no more.....Why? You took Nda Nde with you. The void is huge. Where do we go when we come to Douala? Where do we go when we are leaving for the United States? Oh Death, May your souls rest in perfect peace till we meet someday.

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April 18, 2017

Dear Chi and Ndah Nde: I can't believe it has been three years since that fateful day when your two young lives were cut short. Our Almighty made the call and you were gone in a snap, with many like us unable to say farewell. I know you both are sitting pretty and peacefully in our Almighty Maker and Redeemer's embrace. By and by the day shall come we'll all meet again in that world beyond.

April 18, 2017

Gone but still in our hearts. We miss you so much and continue to pray for you and NdahNde as you watch over us. May your beautiful souls rest in perfect peace.

May 1, 2016

Our husband, brother, uncle, son-in-law, and beloved son is no longer in our presence. We shall never stop asking why. We know our God always answer the why questions, nothing happens without God's approval. He loves them more than us. They are by his side rejoicing with the angels. Where are they now? There is no worry, no pain, no ups and downs from the family members. They are waiting for the day that you shall join then to part no more.

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Fare thee well my brother

April 30, 2014

Nkwingaloom how you are missed!

Fare thee well my brother. Charmaine, I and the children cherish the love and friendship!

Forever our bond ad infinitum!

Asanji

April 29, 2014

Uncle Patrick,

I met you for the first time 5 years ago during the occasion celebrating my traditional wedding in 2009 and when I spoke with you I immediately noticed we shared a lot in common, besides my wife speaking fondly of you . I learned you were a Chemical Engineer, just like me. We talked about the field of engineering in Cameroon and the prospects of moving back and the challenges. I still remember you words of inspiration and wisdom. I planned to meet with you the next time I visited Cameroon to continue our discussion.

A moment like this questions our understanding of the purpose and frailty of life. I know you are leaving the world a better place. We will miss you very much but there is no question in my mind you are seating next to the one who sent you. Your memories will stay with us forever and you will never be forgotten. I’m glad I had the opportunity to meet and get to know you in 2009.

Fidelis N Ndingwan

April 29, 2014

Uncle Kims,

I am still in a trance when I think about you being a memory now. I looked forward to visiting you soon and talking about the good old days, when I was young and my family made short weekend trips to Douala and we visited you. I always remember my older siblings fighting over a toy and you asking them which of them won and I came out as the winner. Little did I know the significance of what I said that day. I was only about 6 or 7 years old. Time went by and we would briefly meet when you made trips to Yaoundé. However, you and I only got to see again at my traditional wedding in 2009 as a young lady. You met my husband and it was truly a wonderful experience as always. We celebrated and took memorable photos but little did I know that would be the last time we would see each other again. You were always the “cool” uncle and even cooler because you were the only uncle we were allowed to call by an alias. I never got to meet your son either and hoped one day to meet the whole family. However, you were on the roll for that day that you departed and you and Nde answered the call and went up yonder. I will always remember you fondly. Rest peacefully.

Maatsi Ndingwan nee Angwafo

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