Dear Cousins,
God will comfort you all on every side at this point. It's so painful to lose a loved one. God knows better. She has gone to be in a better place.
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| Rebecca Patterson | Take heart | November 8, 2011 |
| Cecilia Ayuketah | Former Social Affairs Coordinator, ENAM, Yaounde | November 8, 2011 |
Mrs. Anne Musonge: Indeed, “A Woman of Unparalleled Substance,” she was. In her capacity as the prime minister’s wife, she presided over the graduation ceremony of the Social Affairs batch that was christened “Promotion Chantal Biya”, at the National School for Administration and Magistracy (ENAM), Yaounde, in 2000.
She was a vehicle of simplicity and uniqueness, a legacy to be emulated.
Mrs. Musonge, Rest In Peace!
To Musonge family: continue to look up to the Creator who lent her to you for the short span. Memories never die, cherish them, and draw strength from them to live on. Our sincere condolences!
On behalf of “Promotion Chantal Biya” of ENAM, Yaounde, 2000.
| Mojoko Endeley-Matute | The Love of a Mother | November 7, 2011 |
Etonde,
May the good Lord who has helped the rest of us, be right there with you! Loosing a Mother, especially at the prime of her life, may be one of the most difficult things you are going to face. But with God, family and friends by your side you will be okay. It is such a private pain that only the love of God, family and time will make better! Take comfort in knowing that she is resting with her Father . She lived a full and fruitful life. May she rest where there is no more pain or sickness and she can watch over you guys from heaven! Sleep well mbombo..
love
Mojoko Endeley-Matute
Ar, USA
May the good Lord who has helped the rest of us, be right there with you! Loosing a Mother, especially at the prime of her life, may be one of the most difficult things you are going to face. But with God, family and friends by your side you will be okay. It is such a private pain that only the love of God, family and time will make better! Take comfort in knowing that she is resting with her Father . She lived a full and fruitful life. May she rest where there is no more pain or sickness and she can watch over you guys from heaven! Sleep well mbombo..
love
Mojoko Endeley-Matute
Ar, USA
| Ndolo | Cousin. | November 7, 2011 |
Etonde, Isoke, Ewange, Jackai, and all:
It is really hard not being there with you all in this time of sadness. My heart still hurts since I got the news. I just wish I could have swung by this summer to say hello. I had hoped to at least see you all again. It has taken me sometime to respond, and I am so sorry about that. Still having a hard time believing Aunty Mojoko is no longer with us. I feel your pain, for I have felt and still feel it for the past eleven years. May you all be comforted in the bossom of our heavenly Father, and hope we will all meet again.
Rest in peace dearest Granny.
I love you!
It is really hard not being there with you all in this time of sadness. My heart still hurts since I got the news. I just wish I could have swung by this summer to say hello. I had hoped to at least see you all again. It has taken me sometime to respond, and I am so sorry about that. Still having a hard time believing Aunty Mojoko is no longer with us. I feel your pain, for I have felt and still feel it for the past eleven years. May you all be comforted in the bossom of our heavenly Father, and hope we will all meet again.
Rest in peace dearest Granny.
I love you!
| Sylvanus & Femi Odulana | Condolence | November 6, 2011 |
Dear Victor & Etonde,
Please accept our condolence on the transition of your mom. Thank God for giving you the privilege of ministering to, and taking care of her. The testimonies of her love for Christ and people, coupled with her ministry of praying for others are legacies to be proud of and thankful for. Be strong and take courage knowing that she has been called home to rest in the bosom of her Lord whom she faithfully served on this side of heaven. God is your refuge and strength, may He comfort and uphold you, your dad, brothers, her grand kids, and her entire family.
Yours in Christ,
Sylvanus & Femi Odulana
| Owona Constance | Épouse Grégoire Owona | November 6, 2011 |
Dear family,
Mr. Prime Minister, children and grand-children,
please accept our humble condolences on the occasion of the passing away of your beloved wife and mother.
We have witnessed her love for you. She has been a MODEL for some of us. She will be remembered as a praying person, we know the power of a praying wife, and a praying mother. She is not very far; love is everlasting.
Dear General Coordinator, you were our Boss in CERAC that you served with faith and loyalty. Your natural simplicity and dignity, made you a friend and a Sister.
You believed in JESUS! May your soul rest in perfect peace.
ADIEU
Constance Owona
Assistant Secretary General of CERAC (1998-2003)
Mr. Prime Minister, children and grand-children,
please accept our humble condolences on the occasion of the passing away of your beloved wife and mother.
We have witnessed her love for you. She has been a MODEL for some of us. She will be remembered as a praying person, we know the power of a praying wife, and a praying mother. She is not very far; love is everlasting.
Dear General Coordinator, you were our Boss in CERAC that you served with faith and loyalty. Your natural simplicity and dignity, made you a friend and a Sister.
You believed in JESUS! May your soul rest in perfect peace.
ADIEU
Constance Owona
Assistant Secretary General of CERAC (1998-2003)
| Ikome Peter Elive | Mr | November 5, 2011 |
Mola mafany,
May the Lord Almighty strengthen you in this time of great loss. Your life and that of your beloved late wife have been an inspiration to many of us. Your goodness and kindness have known no boundaries. Auntie Mojoko will certainly be resting in the bossom of her Lord, rest assured; she has finished the race, she has fought a good fight of faith and certainly God has reserved for her a great reward. May you find comfort and strength in the LORD to continue the job both of you started.
ikome peter elive
Certified Petroleum Inspector
HYDRAC- Douala
Cameroon
| D. Mojoko Ewusi-Ngoh | Oh! The Sting of Death | November 4, 2011 |
When we experience such a great loss,
Even the words "Ashia", Kaka Mwema"
Do not seem to carry the message that we want to convey.
The last time I saw Mola Musonge was at the CPDM rally at the Buea Youth and Animation Centre, ushered on to the stage with such "pump" by the Brassband of Buea, and a standing ovation by the crowd.
His step was light, and so was his speech.
Little did many know that he was dealing with the ill-health of his beloved wife.-The "Jonoh na Nganda" (finger and nail) that they were.
Only God can give you the courage to carry on Mola as the rest of us pray for you and the children.
I pray for the sisters of Aunty Mojoko-My step mother Mama Dora Ewusi, Aunty Sue, Aunty Efeti and Sister Enanga. I can not exactly feel your pain but I can understand its depth.
My sister Yaya Grace Ewusi who will be stepping into some very big shoes.
My brothers Pa'sali(Dr. Mbongo), Hopie, Mosima, Bruno. My niece Eirene, and nephew Eric. My "Petite" Didi Mbiwan-Ndando, My special friend and sister Egbe Mbiwan-Monjimbo, Sister Ebob Mbiwan-Tanyi. May you all be comforted in the good memories and legacy that she leaves behind.
"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on." "Yes," says the Spirit, "they will rest from their labor, for their deeds will follow them."
| Roberta Jamison | Aunt in law | November 3, 2011 |
Ewange and Monokia,
I just want to love on you at this time of grief. Be strong in the Lord, for He is with the Family in this time of loss. May His peace and comfort be with your family.
Aunt Roberta
| Aatsa Atogho | Translator/ Interpreter, ICTR Arusha, Tanzania | November 1, 2011 |
MAY HE WHO GRANTS SLEEP TO THE RIGHTEOUS GRANT ETERNAL REST TO Mrs MUSONGE
Your Excellency Peter Musonge and family,
Deign to kindly accept our sincere condolences.
Deign to kindly accept our sincere condolences.
In the midst of pain, we are glad we knew Mrs Musonge even remotely, from the days she hosted our sister, friend and classmate, a certain Etonde Mbiwan at your first Lakeside Residence, as the mother of my brother Ata's sterling friends, Isoke and Ewange, and eventually as a senior family friend when, through HE J O Eta, she asked to see our first daughter Sharis, shortly after she was born. That day a commoner also had the privilege of visiting a state house. You should have seen Aunty Mojoko's and Mola Peter's excitement before Joe Le Paris' grand daughter, while they waited in anxious anticipation of theirs. Patience paid, God blessed, and today there are 5 grand kids. Talk of good people? You found them. It was my privilege to salute the Musonge - Eta friendship at my father-in-law's 70th birthday in the presence of both men. Ask for a model friendship spanning about half a century? This is it. As second lady of the Republic she stood out tall as a woman of faith as she prayed for her husband, a woman with a heart as she managed many social initiatives, and a woman with a head and class as she served at CERAC. Great people have great hearts and so we join you to mourn this loss.
Beyond any doubt, she left the world a better place than she met it, and for that we are comforted. May you also draw strength to move on after this blow, knowing that indeed "precious in the eyes of the Lord, is the death of His saints". You could not have chosen a better lead verse.
May she rest in perfect peace in the arms of her Creator whom she accepted and served as her Savior.
Beyond any doubt, she left the world a better place than she met it, and for that we are comforted. May you also draw strength to move on after this blow, knowing that indeed "precious in the eyes of the Lord, is the death of His saints". You could not have chosen a better lead verse.
May she rest in perfect peace in the arms of her Creator whom she accepted and served as her Savior.
Aatsa Atogho and Family,
ICTR, Arusha, Tanzania
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