Elizabeth Mbiwan

My own dear Sisters,

Ashia does not cut it, but words fail me. It almost feels like they planned it, to give you a year of rest before depriving this sick world of another worthy soul. Logic says she is free from pain, but the heart still weeps as it knows no logic. From the bottom of my heart, I am very grateful to Auntie Lizzie for bequeathing us with the three of you, because each time you come to my mind, a huge smile is not far behind.

For being such a steadfast and strong example of a good woman and making our society a better one through words and deeds. She was the living symbol of "tie-heart", neither bad-mouthing nor complaining no matter the gravity of the situation she faced.

I am not worthy to stand before the Lord and ask Him to Grant her a well earned rest, but I will humbly do so.

"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." 2 Timothy 4:7 

God Bless you my sisters, another very trying task is upon you, but also one of Grace. After walking through the raw pain, as you must, may you find that special peace that passeth all understanding.

Lots of love from Elima and the "Boys"

Aunty Elizzy was not only a role model to her biological children alone but to all her family members and every one who came 
in contact with her during her life time so my dear cousins take heart,and be proud that you had her as a mother who was generous  to share her God given gift to all she met and touched. May her soul rest in peace 

Dear Ebob, Didi and Egbe,
Dorothy and I were very saddened to learn of Mama's death.  Please be comforted that your gentle mother is now resting peacefully after her earthly pilgrimage and endeavours. We have you and your families at heart as you celebrate Mama's life.  Stay strong and positive.

May mama's gentle soul rest in peace...

Aunty Liz,

In God's care you rest above,
In our hearts you rest with love,
Memories of you are ours to keep,
Our words are few but our love is deep.

Enjema Ngomba and the children xoxo

Magni,
Your Mum was a precious gift to all your family as so rightly testify;  so we should thank the Almighty for given her to you and the world. Now we know it is always difficult to part with our beloved parents; but God knows how to fill the vaccum trust him and he will do so in a mighty way. May he strengthen all of you at this difficult moment! Mama, may your soul rest in perfect peace!

Arthur & Françoise INDOUINE MANDJEK

Dear Egbe, Namondo and sister Ebob, please accept our heartfelt condolences on the passing of your dear Mom.  May God give you all courage, strength and comfort at this difficult time.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you. 

Auntie Elizabeth, we join the multitudes whose lives you touched in some way.  We know that God holds you in His hands and covers you in his peace.  May his love lift you, hold you close and bring you eternal rest.

 

To our Beloved Daughter, Sister and friend, Egbe Monjimbo,
To share with  family members and close relatives and all children who were dearly marked by Ma Mbiwan, the Mother, the Teacher and SpiritualLeader. So, the Lord's time has come not only to follow the venerable lion, but to take her place by her Creator, Saviour and Benefactor. Indeed, the Harvest Season of going Home has been particularly jolting and shockingly 'rich' - in July and August! May the Lord Himself console us all, in the way only He can, and being the Father of Compassion and the God of all Comfort, may His Mercy annoint us, granting that we mourn looking forward to meeting soon at His Feet. And may He stay back the hand of the Enemy so that no-one leaves again  -  prematurely.

Ma Mbiwan left the deep marks of her profession and spiritual walk on many both in Buea and in Yaounde, where she, my wife and other sterling mothers raised a generation we all now look up to.

Courage, brethren, do not stumble,
Though the loss be that so great.
There's the Lord Who lifts the humble.
Trust the Lord and brace the Cross.

Our Love and profound regards.

 

David & Monica ATOGHO.

Washington DC, USA

Hi, Mrs Tagni,
I've just read the 'sad' news. Well, it is always difficult and very sad when you have to be separated from someone you loved so much, although in this case we have so many reasons to thank the Almighty God and rejoice on Mamma's trip to His Kingdom of eternal glory. Please accept our heartfelt condolences, Regine and myself, and let Mamma's soul rest in perfect peace.

Simon & Régine

Mama Mbiwan,

We thank God for your life.

May the Lord welcome you into his kingdom with the same brightness with which you enriched the life of those you encountered on earth. Stay well and extend our regards to all our departed brothers and sisters including Pa Mbiwan through whom God's blessing in you was delivered to us. 

As for the family we pray that the Mbiwan will be comforted by the many pleasant memories Mama created for you and those around her.

One way to keep her memory is a plant flower which reminds everybody of the beauty of her life than the saddness of her recall to the Lord's Kingdom.


BLESSINGS


Dr. Eno Agbor -London