Abena, we will never understand the complexities of life and why you had to leave us so soon but God knows best. We thank him for "loaning" you to us and for the years you shared with us. We are consoled by the fact that the suffering and pain you endured has ended. We will never forget you. Your spirit lives on in Joel. Rest in peace little sister till we meet again.

My heart bleeds as I write this. You were my warrior sister. We kept each other going in the fight against sickle cell. We promised to keep fighting when Aida died but we never got the chance. I promise to continue the fight. Words can never describe how much I will miss you. I feel so alone. 1st Ida now you. How am I supposed to continue without my 2 Abenas. I am comforter in knowing that you are no longer in pain. You gained your wings and won the battle against sickle cell. Sleep well my warrior sister. Sleep well. I promise to keep checking on our prince J. I love you. From your Sickle Stong Warrior Sister Yasmine.

I can believe you gone gurl still can't process you gone and these are the most 2 sentences I will forever remember you with you first " gurl don't make me come beat your phatt butt olu waaa and that was Afriyea Nsiah to me which I replied back in a sacastic funny way which she loved "kweh Afiyea Nsiah obu mor ona, kweh onu kpa ber oshia,all these I will say to her and all she will do is burst out loud and laugh and say gurl u too real and I love you, today uo no where to answer and it puts chills in my heart.In knew you through fb but we bonded so much it was unreal.Only God can tell how much tears I shared after I heard you joined your Maker,I knew all you had in your heart was to help the needy in every possible way on humanitarian grounds.I will so miss you woman !!!, but one thing I know for sure is you will certainly be in my heart forever.I love you gurl I told you I'm telling you and I forever will simply cos you one realistic chic that ever lived.To me you are a Legend .A Hero.My Shero and may Jehovah Almighty grant you a Perfect Resting Place.The struggle is over.R.I.P my dear friend Afriyea Nsiah.Amen.

Abena, thank you so much for all the wonderful times we shared throughout our childhood and in this life. May your beautiful soul rest in perfect peace. A.P.

Sixo! We became friends way back in Morning star. I remember all the trouble we used to get into together! We met up again in Achimota, where although we were in different houses, we often met up at the snack square to catch up. After you left Achimota, we lost touch and life happened. One day i decided to search for you on Facebook and i found you. I sent you a message and you called me on the phone, and we picked up from where we left off! A few days before you passed, you sent me an instant message asking about the girls, and telling me you were unwell. You downplayed the severity, and told me that you couldn't wait to get better. We griped about the dumsor in Ghana, and the conversation ended when i had to go deal with a crying child. Little did i know that would be the last time we would chat on this earth! My heart aches for your son and parents. Rest in peace my friend.

May Your Soul Rest in Perfect Peace. God's Love to the Family Now & Always. DDA.

Like a kindle in the wind, Abenaa, you join the family of St Paul's Lutheran Church , but due to some health challenges we never really enjoyed the full warmth of your friendship! Your departure from us was so sudden and unexpected at this time of the year , but are we to question the wisdom of our Lord? Fare thee well, our ever smiling sister! Fare thee well and rest peacefully in the bosom of Father Abraham till we meet again!

Abena, rest in the arms of the Lord. I remember your lovely smile. We miss you. Aunty Tilly

Abena we miss you dearly and you are forever in our thoughts

Mummy you were nice to everyone, everyone also loved you. I miss you. From: JOEL

You are a beautiful, well loved, intelligent woman and you will be missed by all who know you. From: Ajoa Birago.

We miss you aunty. From Nana, Joel and Ajoa.

Aunty we miss you a lot. From Nana, Joel and Ajoa.

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