Elizabeth Mbiwan

Our sincere sympathy.Our thoughts and players are with the family.May the grace of keep give you comfort. 

Dear Sis Egbe and the rest of the Mbiwans, accept our heartfelt sympathy as you mourn and celebrate you mum's life. 
Giving the Almighty for thanks for her life is the right thing to do.
Our thoughts and prayers are with your entire family,including my dear friend Namondo Esuka and Sis Rachel Ntui. 

Rest in peace Ma Mbiwan 

       To one part of me, it is Auntie Lizzy the loving and compassionate family woman. To the rest of the world it is Mrs Mbiwan the Teacher and the Headmistress.
          Fare ye well most distinguished teacher who devoted every fibre of her existence to the wholesome education of the child. The greatness , admiration and appreciation of her work is etched on  every heart of every student and parents who came to realise that to this simple,faithful and christian woman ,Teaching was a work of Heart!
Long Live the Teacher!
Rest in PEACE Auntie Lizzy!

My dear sisters, Ebob, Nams and Egbe, I recieved the news of Mamas passing with a heavy heart and I can imagine the weight of the loss you feel at this time. 
But take courage in the fact that she lives on in you and the hundreds if not thousands of us who share in your lose.
Ma, touched many lives and has left a legacy that will be perpetrated for ever. Her grace, kindness and love for education will live through the lives she impacted and she will be vividly remembered for her works here on earth.
Th good Lord has surely welcomed her with a hearty, "Welldone good and faithful servant"!, so take heart . Our prayers are with you.
Jessie 

There are people who simply by being, simply by living, become the pillars by which we define our world.  Mrs. Elizabeth Mbiwan, you were precisely that.  A definition of stateliness and grace, of refinement under pressure, of kindness and courtesy in all circumstances, of the ability to truly abide by one's principles in the small acts of daily lving.

I have not seen you for years, yet you remain in my mind and spirit as that pillar which defined.  And now that I know you have moved, I am certain with grace, to another state of being, I realize that one of your missions in this place was to simply be, and to define.  So that some of us would remain with the pillar of things unshakeable and steadfast throughout time to help guide us.  Go well. 

Our sincere condolences go to the Mbiwan, Ndando, Egbe families and all other family members mama has left behind. May her sweet soul rest in perfect peace. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Peter & Claire M

Aunty Lizzy, I fondly remember those rainy season days as my mischievous sister Ebob and I will cross the street to visit you.  You always welcomed us with a hot cup of cocoa and a book.  To tell you the truth Aunty Lizzy, I came for the hot cocoa and cookies but knowing my sister Ebob she probably came for the books. Whatever the reasons we kept coming and you never got tired of us. As an educator you understood the importance of placing a book in a child’s hands. Your kindness and gentleness will forever remain in our hearts. To Sister Ebob, Didi and Egbe I know it's difficult to see beyond the sorrow of today but may looking back in memory help comfort you tomorrow. Goodnight Aunty Lizzy Goodnight.

Heidi Iyok

As the Angels descended from heaven on their chariot on the morning of August 28th, only you alone auntie could hear their footsteps and see their  wings! Auntie your ride home was Angelic and splendid!
   Now with your Lord, I praise Him as He gives you rest and peace; and wihout a doubt, I know that  your beloved children  and I will see you again as your gentle spirit  descends again with our Lord on the glorious day of resurrection! 
Hallelujah! Auntie goodnight! 
Sister Ebob, Didi, & Egbe, it is well! Your God will comfort you

Nanyongo 

I am very saddened to hear of the passing of mama. May her sould rest in perfect peace with the Lord.

Three years ago, when my dad passed away, mama wrote a very beautiful letter to my mum sympathizing with her (us). Ironically, I saw the letter during my visit to cameroon this month. Mama was a very strong and dignified woman, and I will alway remember the strength and courage she exuded when her son died in a car accident in Yaounde many years ago.

May God give you, the family, the ability to deal with the void her absence would undoubtedly create.

Rest in perfect peace!

Florence