This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one:
Paul Menge Tabe, known to many as simply "Blondo"
Blondo is survived by his wife, Celine Tabe.
He also leaves behind
- his mother, Mama Regina Tabe
four sisters
- Ms Angel Tabe
- Mrs Emelda Eyong
- Mrs Maureen Okpu
- Mrs Shirley Njang Ekangaki
five brothers
- Engr. Moses Tabe
- Mr Peter Tabe
- Dr Henry Tabe
- Dr Julius Tabe (aka "Petit Blondo")
- Mr Newton Tabe
a large extended family, several friends and well wishers.
We will remember Blondo FOREVER!!!
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Thanks,
Admin
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Funeral Arrangements
Removal from CUSS Mortuary: Thursday September 12, 2013.
Travel to Numba: Friday September 13, 2013
Burial: Saturday September 14, 2013
Wake-keeping in the US: Friday August 30, 2013, 9pm-dawn
9470 Annapolis Road, Suite 115-116
Lanham, MD 20706
Contacts: Ms Angel Tabe, Mr Peter Tabe and Mrs Mary Tabe (703-825-5468)
Wake-keeping in the UK: Saturday September 7, 2013
Contacts: Dr Henry Tabe & Mrs Manyi-Echi Tabe (07542022279)
Tributes
Leave a tribute"On your birthday today, may you stay well with our dear Dad (Papa Tabe) and brother (Emmanu). We constantly remember you all very positively out here".
We grieve together - all our thoughts and prayers are with you!
Angel and family, let us be comforted by the fact that " Our loved ones never really die, cause their memories live in our hearts forever "
Dr Clement/Annette Tabe
Its hard to hear this sad news. Blondo was a great man. A close friend of mine that we spent secondary years together in Mamfe.
I extend my deepest sympathy to you all. May his Soul Rest In Peace. Danny Enokpa & family.
The Eyong family extends its condolences to Paul's (Blondo) family and those who knew and loved him. We know you face a difficult time ahead. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you. With our help and prayers, you will emerge a stronger family. The Eyong family. SOE
Lots of love, Little Mayong, England
LOVE Ekieta
Peter Tabe.
Leave a Tribute
"On your birthday today, may you stay well with our dear Dad (Papa Tabe) and brother (Emmanu). We constantly remember you all very positively out here".
Dear Uncle Menge,
I frequently heard you being spoken of very fondly as a person who was great company and enjoyed having a good time. This picture contradicted with my first impression of you as I thought you were a strict and "down-to-buisness" type of person, dressed in those elegantly tailored suits and neatly polished shoes. However, growing up and getting to know you enabled me to see that you were actually very welcoming as you'd always ask how I was doing whenever you saw me in Yaounde. You would also often comment on how much I had grown since the last time you saw me. The news that you'd passed away came as a shock and I am sincerely glad that I had the opportunity to meet you.
With lots love,
Etengeneng, England
Dear Uncle Paul,
Although I met you just once when I was 2 and didn't know you too well, I have heard LOTS about you! You sound to me like you were - and always will be - a wonderful uncle. I'm so so SO annoyed that I didn't get to see you the last time I went to Cameroon two years ago, but Daddy told me you were recovering well (you were ill at the time), which filled my heart with joy. Then, last Tuesday, when Daddy told me through tears that you had departed from us, I was so shocked and saddened!
Uncle Paul, you may have passed away, but you'll be here to stay - FOREVER - in my heart. Lots and lots and lots of love,
Little Mayong, England
Uncle Menge, my memories of you are all smiles.
Every time I think of you, I remember one thing interesting about your frequent visits to Mamfe . You always made Mama happy and I was always excited and anxiously waited for you to arrive because the house was going to be lively.
One thing you always brought which I laugh about now was a lot of “Kanda”. We used to have abundant supply from 1st to 31st to enjoy our eru with twice a week in Mamfe. Mama would be filled with so much joy sharing with her friends and telling them her son Menge brought it. I remember every time you saw someone coming to Mamfe you always sent things for everyone in the house.Thank you for all you did!
Till we meet again!
Love Always,
Ekieta