It is sad to say farewell to our mother, sister, auntie and friend at this point in our lives. Yes, we know as a natural cause, each of us will one day make the sentimental journey home but little did we know that Auntie Eunice as we affectionately called her would depart at this point in her life without saying goodbye to us as she would usually do when embarking on any journey. You called us daddy and mummy, and we also called you mummy. This is because you said we gave birth to you, and you also gave birth to us. You were humble to the extent that you would rather serve people who should serve you. Mummy, memories of your commitment and great sacrifices cannot be erased by death. Your vision of seeing everyone happy will forever be remembered. We recall nostalgically our trip “around the world”. The journey with the traditional leaders to the United Arab Emirates and Europe was an eye-opener. You really made history, and we are sure posterity will forever remember you. You did not only take Nzemaland abroad, but you also took Nzemaland to Bono and Northern Ghana. If today, Berekum and Dormaa are spiritually linked to Nzemaland, then it was because of your great ambassadorial works. Western Region, your home region would forever remember you. You demonstrated care and love for your people. As their representative at the Council of State, you proffered the advice that was expected of you. You touched every community in the region and crowned it all with your “forever presence edifice, the Nzema Maanle Complex”, which will continue to merit its envious position as one of the mighty infrastructural projects not only single-handedly built by one person but also by a woman. We thank you so much for the lessons that you taught us. Your life has taught us to be resilient, hardworking, forgiving, humble, God-fearing, and most importantly, to be generous. As you journey back home, we want to assure you of one thing: that we will forever remember you and always preserve your legacies. May the heavenly angels welcome you home and may you rest happily with your Maker. Fare thee well, the woman with the golden heart. Mr. And Mrs. Stephen Blay g Tribute Eternally Cherished 79 Hon. Dcns. Mrs. Eunice Jacqueline Buah Asomah-Hinneh
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