ANNE MOJOKO MUSONGE

MAY YOU REST IN PERFECT PEACE.
WE WERE INSPIRED BY YOU IN MANY WAYS.

It is difficult to find the right words, but I will try. Auntie Anne was simply a wonderful woman. It was a privilege to know her. From the days of Essos to her days in Bowie, she remained the same loving, caring, and God Fearing woman we all knew. Gentle, supportive, encouraging and with an amazing inner strength. She lead by example, taught by example and in the most unique way took care of everyone she had the opportunity of meeting. She always found a way to make everyone feel special.

Despite our many troubles as kids, amidst all the disorder and chaos, the noise, the frequent unannounced visits and disruptions, she never stopped being a mother to all her children and their friends. She continued to love and to care even after we grew up, looking out for our interests, advising us and encouraging us to continue to do well, fear God and emulate the values entrusted upon us.

I could write for days unend, but you already know it all. Auntie Anne is gone, but she remains with us. The Lord loves her more, and we need not cry. Her work is done, it was very well done, and I am certain she looks down upon us with a smile saying, "God is in control." Let us celebrate the life of a Great and wonderful woman.

I love you auntie Anne. Rest, Rest, Rest,  the Lord is in control. You have done well. Uncle Peter, Tabe, Etonde, Isoke, Ewange, Manokia, Jackai, I am sure  you miss her, but the Lord is in control and loves her even more. We could not deny her the rest. She has done good.

Ata

Our dear small sister Anne, Having known you since 1976 and with your daughter and ours friends from Kindergarten till date and both currently in the US, we see that this  is the parting of ways.  The good Lord has taken you into His Kingdom.  The same God gave us, Dorothy and I, the honour of sharing lunch with you in your daughter's residence in Washington DC about 2 weeks before the Good Lord opened the door for you to come into His Kingdom - an order you could not disobey. You were very ill at the time but you quickly agreed for  us to come and have lunch with you. You sat with us in the sitting room and we chatted for over 2 hours and we prayed had lunch together. It was prophetically our last and I hear it was the last one you had with close friends like us.  When you left us in the sitting room to go and rest we shook hands but as you got to the staircase you gave us a  parting FAREWELL look.  Yes, dear younger sister, you are departed for ever to leave Etonde and Tabe who were closest by your side throughout your illness till your departure, orphaned of their mother.  Fare thee well and we know that you are happy where you are in the Lord's Kingdom. You leave behind Peter your darling husband to provide guidance to your children and grand children alone.  May the Good Lord give him and all your children courage to continue without you since He knew you had done your bit and your best.  May you have all the blessed rest in God's Heavenly Kingdom.
Thomas and Dorothy NCHINDA. written from Geneva

 

On behalf of the Sona family, accept our sincere condolences. The loss of a parent is a very sad event but the bible says "Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted". May you all find rest and comfort in the Lord knowing that you will meet again someday. Share those sweet memories and hold onto them. She lived a full and fruitful life and may she rest in perfect peace in the bosom of the Lord.

 

Vennessa Sona
Maryland

Victor & Etonde

Our hearts are heavy from your loss.  We know God has prepared a place for your mother and this should bring peace and comfort to you both.  Our prayers are with you and we love you.


Eric and Jeanette Darden

Dear Musonge Family,
May you be comforted in this time of great sorrow. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you, remembering your mother with great fondness, knowing that she is in a better place but oh how greatly she will be missed.
Much love, Marie-Blanche and family

Honorable Lady of Dignity, Madam Anne Mojoko Musonge, you had exemplified the embodiment of a State Lady whose attributes will be passed along to many who would be blessed to attain the heights you reached.

You left a lot to be emulated by many.

As you enter the gates of heaven, may the Lord God give you a great place in his everlasting kiingdom as you gave most of us you have touched in one way or the other.

Sesekou Joseph Mbu

My Dear Iya Mojoko

Life is but an empty dream. Sometimes it does not go the way we think it should. We are here today and gone tomorrow. All we leave behind are happy and sad memories, pain and grief. No one can explain  these but the Almighty God who gives the comfort at this very tough moment.

Go in peace because you fought the good fight. It is well with your soul.

Your Sister and friend.

Christie Ndive Njotsa
On behalf of the Ndive family.

We know ;
               A woman's greatness, from her husband's successes; 
               A mother's worth, from her children's achievements
               A human being's importance, from the number of people touched by 
                 her passing.
                From this perspective, Aunty Ann's work on earth was complete.
 Etonde and TK, take heart! She is resting in the Lord.

Etonde and Tabe,
Words fail, at a time like this...God is so good, even now.  He is a comforter and will hold you close during this difficult time.  You two were so loving and giving as you have always been, and showed your mom God's love up until the very end..He placed all of the circumstances in your life in such a way that your devotion to her was truly beautiful to see, even despite the very difficult times.  It is so good to know that such a strong woman of God lives on in you, Etonde.  We know she is present with the Lord and will suffer no more.  We will continue to pray for your family.  We love you.
-Liz and Matt