Magdalene Enoh

i just wanna say i miss u aunty.

It was a sharp pain in our hearts when we heard of your passing. It hurt those of us girls who saw you as one of our church mothers at Etoug-Ebe, and as a leader in the church. Although our hearts are broken, we will never forget the impact you left on our lives through the Sunday School lessons, and 3-H girls. I'm sure my fellows friends from the Boys Brigade felt the same way too. The memories with our parents at the church are endless and will be forever cherished. Thank you for love you showed all of us and the support you gave us. We needed you here but God wanted you more. We'll miss you but we thank God Almighty for the blessing of having you.
On behalf of the Tatah Mentan family.

Mummy, it has been three weeks and I still cannot find the words to say goodbye. I can still remember the first day we met in Cleveland and Bessem introduced me as Ashu’s sister, from that day I came to know you as mummy because you treated me like I was your own daughter. I can never forget the day I came back from school and you had washed my clothes and folded them for me, or the day I was so tired and when I got home u said to me “MaTT you must be hungry and tired, there is food, you should go eat."  In the summer of 2008 when you came to visit, you made sure we prayed together every morning and you reminded me of how important it was to start my day with prayer. Mummy I feel sad that I did not get to spend a lot of time with you and just when I was getting to know you better God took you away from me with no prior notice. The memories of all the time we spent together and the laughs we shared are all I have to comfort me. I can only pray to God that he fills the vacuum you left in my heart, until we meet again to part no more. May your soul rest in perfect peace.

Dear sis Meg, I remember you smile and your love for Jesus while I was at etoug ebe. Thanks for been Jesus to me and to many at church. I will never forget your gentle spirit and you passion for Jesus. I know you knew Him as LORD and SAVIOUR and the exciting part is you are going to be with Him. We will miss you very much but we will see again!

 

Elgah Trask

Dear Meg, Your sudden and unexpected exit has once again stirred up the great debate: “How long should a person live?” . The Bible suggests 70 years “three scores and ten”. To some, this is too short but to others, this is long enough. The events of the past week have only reinforced my belief that we were put on this earth for a purpose and a mission that must be completed. The extent of this mission is only known to the ONE who sent us. I have therefore concluded that one should live just as long enough to complete their mission and without making many mistakes. Your life exemplified just that. From the time we met at CPC Bali to when you joined our family, you have been the one to watch; A REAL LADY; Methodical in her ways, and focused in her direction and cause. A woman with an unforgettable smile, so radiant it reflected her heart. A RARE FIND. Meg, you will be missed, but not forgotten. A mountain though covered by clouds by day, and darkness by night still exerts its presence. I want to thank you and our God for your journey. I thank you for the love and care you gave my cousin John. Most importantly, I thank you for your children ( Mbei, Bessem, and Agei). Through them your story will be told. I know this is a very difficult time for them. With time they will heal. The moments you shared with them will always be cherished and that will help the healing process. May God continue to guide you in the next phase of your journey, till we meet again. I know we will. Farewell wishes from Aretha, Ebot, and Nkongho. Sincerely, Professor Asek Makia