ANNE MOJOKO MUSONGE

I'm very shocked I only got the opportunity to see at my young age. And not anymore after that... to the Musonge's family stay humble and great because she isnt gone. She is still around but as an angel to watch the family. My sincere condoleances

Peter (Mafany) was our friend in Philadelphia and California a long time ago, and while we never met Anne, we wish to send out condolances to the whole family.  I have always wanted to visit Cameroon.

If Peter gets this message, please eMail me at Keith-Stroyan@uiowa.edu

To The Musonge Family, Earl and I pray everyday,as we say our prayers we know Mrs. Anne Musonge is in heaven. We are greatful for having the opportunity to meet and be in the presents of a true angel .The work she has done on earth is at the apex and we are sure GOD HAS OPENED HIS ARMS to welcome her into his Kingdom. Earl and Beverly White-Delaware

It is with profound grief that I learnt of the passing away of Mrs. A.M. Musonge. I would always remember her as a woman of remarkable calibre, who spared no effort in empowering the youths of Fako, especially the Bakwerians. Her accomplishments were a source of inspiration to many of us and would hopefully always be. I pray God grant her a deserving rest, and that may her family find comfort in the abundance of God's Grace.

Sincerely,

JM Moliki
Doctoral  Research Scholar, University of Cape Town

Dear Uncle Mafany, Etonde, Isoke, Ewange and Jackai,
My heart goes out to you all for this devastating loss.  Looking over this website, reading the tributes, smiling at the pictures and going through my own memories of Auntie, all I can think is, although her time was cut cruelly short, everything here speaks of no more and no less than a LIFE WELL LIVED.  She made the very most of her alloted span and touched so many, so positively that you can only stand in awe at the achievements of such a low-key, quietly dynamic and quintessentially elegant woman of class and distinction.  Not the least of these achievements being the grieving family she leaves behind.  Deepest condolences across the years and miles.

Dearest Auntie Lizzie, Didi, Egbe and Ebob, 
May God keep and comfort you all, restore and continue to bless you most abundantly.
With all my love, sharing and partaking of your burden of grief until it is lightened by the healing
passage of time...

hugs

Sike

My dear Mola Mafany ,

 

It was with great shock and sadness that I received the news of sister Mojoko's passing.  It is very difficult to come to terms with all the recent deaths that we have had but this is the very essence of living in that  very good things and not so good ones are bound to happen in one's lifetime.   The Lord in his bountiful mercy had seen this long before and endowed you with broad shoulders to handle all of life's eventualities.

Undoubtedly, sister Mojoko herself must have departed this world a very fulfilled woman even though l personally think she has gone prematurely as she still had a lot to offer and to live for....children, grand children and above all a highly successful and devoted husband. 

The impact of void upon the death of a loved one is so colossal and pervasive.  It never seems to go away. However, my experience in coping with the ordeal is rooted  in the assurances of our Lord and Saviour , Jesus Christ,that those of our loved ones who have died in the knowledge and worship of God are indeed with Him , having conquered death itself and attained that spiritual realm where no evil shall ever again hurt them and they have gone to prepare a place for us in Heaven. 

Mola, the coldness of death can never erase God's bestowed blessings and l am persuaded  that no matter the depth of loss you must be experiencing now, you still have a lot to be thankful for including splendid memories of your life with sister Mojoko that will strengthen and comfort you. These of course shall never ever die. 

May God be with you through out this period of grief and may He continue to protect and bless you richly. 

With much affection,

Ngowo

Ms. Elsie Effange-Mbella

Senior Gender Adviser

Head, Office of Gender Affairs

United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission for the Congo MONUSCO, Kinshasa

We were extremely shocked and saddened to learn of the passing away of your Dear Wife, Mother, Sister, Aunt, Mentor, Friend, Benefactor and Wonderful Citizen of our beloved country, Cameroon. We came into contact with Sister Ann Musonge when her husband became the GM of the Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC). We found her to be a very simple, loving, humble and compassionate leader as the President of the CDC WOMEN'S SOCIAL CLUB. Under her leadership, wives of the Senior Staff of the Corporation achieved numerous projects for the betterment of the CDC family and the population living around CDC area and beyond! Please accept our sincere CONDOLENCES for this great loss. May the LORD in HIS MERCY console YOU ALL.  With love and prayer.

From Mr. and Mrs. D. K. LAFON. New Jersey, USA.

Dear Didi and Egbe,
I take this opportunity to send to you girls and to your entire family, my deep felt sympathy for the passing away of your beloved Aunt and your Dad. I had the privilege of having Mrs. Anne Musonge for my National Pedagogic Inspector for English Language. She was calm and patient with all her teachers, and corrected their mistakes with love and respect. Back in her office, she wrote individual letters of encouragement to all of them. She will be missed by all the teachers she helped train. May she find grace and peace in the eyes of the Lord. I wish you all God's favor as you go about all the necessary arrangements to take her home. 

Christy Ngong

Take heart Egbe!

In fact some of us are also very much affected by this news. The Musonge couple has been a role model for me. I remember the days when I saw this very humble and ready-to-serve couple in the Presbyterian Church of Bastos.

You would not imagine that it was a Prime Minister and Wife in Africa. The good thing is that though humble and simple, their grandeur was unrivaled.

As we think of nation building, there is a lot we can learn from them.

Peace and Love

DIPOKO DEGRANDO

To the Musonge Family:
I am deeply saddened by this loss. Auntie Mojoko will be missed dearly, but she is gone to rest with the Lord peacefully. May peace which comes from memories of Love strengthen each of you. Although it's difficult to see beyond the sorrow, take comfort in Almighty God, knowing that we will always carry in our hearts her legacy of good will and inspiration. My brother James, his family and mine offer our heartfelt sympathy. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

Mbua Matute - Delaware,U.S.A.