CARD OF THANKS THE ENTIRE FAMILY OF

THE LATE GREAT VIOLA PAULINE TYES WRIGHT
(AKA: VIOLA GO HOME)
WHO ARRIVED ON FEBRUARY 18, 1920
AND DEPARTED ON APRIL 9, 2010

WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS THEIR SINCERE THANKS AND DEEPEST APPRECIATION TO ALL WHO, IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER IDENTIFIED WITH THEM DURING THE "CELEBRATION OF A JOYOUS LIFE WELL LIVED" OF THEIR MOTHER, GRANDMOTHER, GREAT GRANDMOTHER, AUNTY, COUSIN, AND FRIENDS. YOUR EXPRESSON OF SYMTHITHY THROUGHT VISITATIONS, CARDS, FINANCIAL DONATIONS, SERVICES RENDERED, TRIBUTES AND ALL OTHERS, AFFORDED US THE ABILITY TO PROVIDE THIS SERVENT OF THE LORD, A JOB WELL DONE EXIT CEREONY. SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING ORGINIZATIONS, OUR A.M.E. CHURCH FAMILY AND ALL ITS AUXILIARIES, THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE FAMILY, THE LIBERIAN NATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION, AND THE VAST ARRAY OTHERS THAT CANNOT BE LISTED DUE TO WORD COUNT LIMITATIONS.

IT IS OUR PRAYER THAT OUR GOOD LORD STRENGTHEN AND MULTIPLY YOUR RESOURCES.
FROM THE ENTIRE FAMILY

A Family Tribute To The Late Dr. Alfred Ndebe Amah Sr.

I thought the task of giving a family tribute/eulogy was probably the most emotionally difficult duty to perform. It is especially more complicated when the deceased person to whom final respects are paid was an individual of substance not only to his personal benefits, but also for the general good of his children, his wife, his relatives, his community and the greater society. Ever since his untimely demise, I like many other members of the family, have been unable to come to grasp with the reality of the death of the most affectionate and pragmatic man we have ever known in all our lives. Full tribute

THANKS from the family of Jema Belinda "Beautiful" Stubblefield

The family of the late Jema Belinda "Beautiful" Stubblefield wishes to convey their sincere thanks for your kind expression of sympathy in their great loss. Our Free Spirited mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend's presence on earth seem short, but her loving memories will last forever. Love all whom you hold dear. Precious is the time you share. Do not wait for tomorrow. For tomorrow may not be…Thank you for keeping us in your thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely, The Stubblefield Family

Thank you, from the family of the late Jackson Sebo Davies, Sr.

“The sorrow of the faithful is not that of permanent loss, but the tender sense of sadness that comes in saying good-bye for now, to someone we love.” Author Unknown

The family of the late Jackson Sebo Davies, Sr wishes to extend their sincere thanks to the Sierra Leonean and Liberian communities of Charlotte, North Carolina, Us airways, the many family and friends who came from near and far to celebrate the home going of our beloved father, husband, brother, uncle, cousin and friend Jackson Davies, Sr. Your attendance were not only a comfort, but a source of strength for my family in this difficult time. We truly appreciate all the gifts, donations, flowers, food, support, thoughts and prayers. The Dear Lord will bless you for your kindness.

We would like to also give a special thank you to Mr. By Freeman, Mr. John Karpeh, Mr. Abraham Swaray and Mrs. Mildred Karpeh for all of their hard work in organizing the communities and the repass on behalf of the Davies family.

To our Uncle Andrew Tucker your guidance, support and strength that you gave our family was invaluable. For that we love you! Thank you so much for all you have done for us.
Jackson will all ways live in our hearts, thoughts and memories. Although this is a sad time for all of us, I find comfort in knowing how fortunate, he and I have been to know you.

Thank you, from the family of the late Raphael Kajipo Taplah

The family of the late Raphael Kajipo Taplah wishes to thank the Liberian communities of Charlotte and Salisbury in North Carolina, the Class of 1973 of St. Patrick High School, Carolina Bricks, Inc. and the communities of West Point and Logan Town, Bushrod Island in Liberia, sympathizers, and well-wishers for sharing with us the Homegoing of Raphael K. Taplah. We thank you and we thank you, as earth has no problem that Heaven cannot heal. Let us take everything to the Lord in Prayer.

Thank you again,

Cllr. Ambrose N. Taplah
For and on Behalf of the Family
Email:taplah@verizon.net

OUR SINCERE THANKS TO, LIMANY STAFF (OUR SINCERE THANKS TO TLCAFRICA STAFF)

The widow, children and family of the late, Gen. Robert H. Gibson would like to extend, sincere thanks and appreciation to the staff of, TLCAfrica for posting the death announcement of our dear one.

We would also like to thank all who attended, the funeral services and repast. Special thanks also goes to Mr. Bill Konneh for preserving memories of the services and, the Liberian Government for extending condolences during the hour our of bereavement.

We will miss Uncle Robert but, we are sure that he is resting in, Jesus' garden.

Julia Gibson Thompson (niece of the deceased)
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
United States of America

Acknowledgements from the family of John G. Victor

Friends of John and the Houston Community, thank you. When asked, John where do you get the energy to be everywhere and with everyone all the time? Do you not get tired? He answered, "You know Pic, life is a "Susu", and you must be there for others if you expect them to be there for you".

Yes! Friends of John, Houston Community, relatives and friends, you proved him right. Thank you from the bottom of ours hearts. Jeannine Victor-Toe- On behalf of the family

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A THANK YOU NOTE FROM THE FAMILY OF THE LATE WILLIAM WATMAH BROWN February 19, 1956 - November 15, 2009

My Children and family join me to express our heartfelt appreciation to all who sympathized with us during our critical time of bereavement for the home-going of my late husband. We indeed owe you a depth of gratitude that only God will repay. We thank you for your

Prayers
Donations
Visitations
Condolence cards
Flowers and phone calls

With grateful heart,
Mrs. Cecilia Doe-Brown

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