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Auntie Kai Funeral Brochure 2024 - AKA AUNTIE KAI
1. Appreciation
Appreciation
The entire family of Christiana Kai Adjei (a.k.a. Auntie Kai)
wish to express our sincere thanks for your prayers,
support, presence and services you rendered to us during
the death and funeral rites of our beloved
God richly Blessed you all
2. 3
14
Order of Service
1. Opening Hymn
2. Scripture Sentence
3. Hymn
4. Biography
5. Biography/Tributes
6. Hymn
7. Scripture Reading
8. Hymn
9. Sermon
10.1st Offertory
11. Thankgiving Prayer
12. 2nd Offertory
13. Prayer and Benediction
14. Hymn for the Cemetery
: PH 382 (1-3)
: PH 504 (1-3)
: PH 477 (1-3)
: PH 837 (1-3)
: PH 792
1. Hymn
2. Sentence & Exhortation
3. Commital & Prayer
4. Song
5. Vote of Thanks
6. Closing Hymn
7. Benediction
: PH 844 (1-2)
: Ashieny/Ts
: Family Member
: PH 833 (1-2)
In the Chapel
At the grave
Hymns
3. 13
4
And God shall wipe away all tears from their
eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither
sorrow nor crying, neither shall there be any
more pain: For the former things have passed
away. (Revelations 21: 4)
Today, we are called upon to exercise the last
sad privilege that death accords us by returning
the mortal remains of our departed Christiana
Kai Adjei to earth, the cradle from which we
came and the goal to which we are all
hastening,
Christiana Kai Adjei was born at Adidi, in the
Eastern Region of Ghana, on the 12th of July
1949 to Samuel Adjei Ablorh of Nii Okw3njen
Adjei (Kumi we), Agbawe, and Rebecca Adjeley
Sam (AaDennpo) of Atseawe, Akoblem, both of
blessed memory. Christiana Kai Adjei was the
sixth of eight siblings, six girls and two boys.
Her parents lived at Kweiman, a surburb of
Accra, where she had her primary school
education at the Kweiman Presbyterian Primary
School. She then continued with her middle
school education at the St. Bartholomew
Anglican Middle School, Teshie, after her
parents had 鍖nally settled in Teshie. She
graduated in the year 1967
After her formal education, Auntie Christie
was moved by passion to venture into fashion
and designing. She worked as a fashion designer
for many years and due to her industrious
nature, she ventured into the business of
selling beverages. Through hardwork, tenacity
and determination, she grew her business
inspite of lifes challenges. Among her
contemporaries, she became famously known as
Auntie Kai Blue Kiosk.
Auntie Christie was baptized into the
Kweiman Presbyterian Church, on
the 25th December 1957 when she
was about 8 years old.
Subsequently, she joined the
Teshie Peniel Presbyterian
Church. She went through the
various divisional groups of
the church and 鍖nally until
her demise was an ardent
member of the womens
fellowship.
Auntie Christie, as
a鍖ectionately called, was
hardworking, very generous
and welcoming to everyone
she encountered. She was
sel鍖ess and her
resourcefulness knew no boundaries.
She was instrumental in family activities
and was always ready to render 鍖nancial
help to persons who approached her for
same.
Biography of the late Christiana Kai Adjei
Hymns
4. 5
On 3rd July 2024, in a rather
sudden twist of fate, death laid its
icy hands on our beloved mother,
sister, friend and con鍖dant. Her loss
was shocking and has rid the family
of a true treasure which can never
be replaced. We are compelled to
mourn her loss however, her
presence will forever be celebrated
at any given opportunity.
Auntie Christie is survived by two
(2) children and thirteen (15)
grandchildren.
Auntie Christie, you will truly be
missed.
Auntie Kai, May the good lord
grant you a peaceful and eternal
rest!!!
Nyonn Kai yaaw, yaaw,
ojogba紐紐!!!
Till we meet again!!!
For me, to live, is Christ and to die is gain. (
phil. 1:2)
Christiana Kai Adjei a鍖ectionately called
Auntie Christie joined the 1967 year group
during its formative period. Not
withstanding the long distance between
Christies house and our meeting place, she
was regular and punctual at all meeting
and other gatherings.
We undertook a project at ABOCHIE
HANYA, and Christie never missed any
working day; she always came early and
left with the artisans. Christie was a woman
of few words but her contributions during
discussions, at our meetings were excellent
and full of wisdom.
Our sister operated a spot called BLUE
KIOST, at Agba We and anytime we
attended a function around her area, we
were sure Christie would take care of us.
We observed at a point in time that our
sister had di鍖culties attending our
meetings due to a waist problem. The
executive committee therefore exempted
her from attending meetings. She was
however kept abreast with developments.
Individuals visited and occasionally the
group also did.
Barely a week before her home call, our
assistant secretary spoke with her and
there was no indication that she would be
responding to a heavenly call so soon.
In view of her unannounced departure,
we say with the Psalmist LORD, TEACH US
TO NUMBER OUR DAYS
CHRISTIE, FARE THEE WELL
W) y3 onunts) l3 kp)k) amli
AMEN.
Biography of the late Christiana Kai Adjei
Tribute by Class Mates
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5. 6
Tribute by Children
PROVERBS 31:28 - 29 (NIV)
Her children arise and call her
blessed; her husband also, and he
praises her; Many women do noble
things but you surpass them all
We gather here today to celebrate
and remember the extraordinary life of
our mother, a woman whose strength
and boundless love shaped our lives in
ways words cannot capture. Our
mother faced the world with
unmatched courage and grace. In the
face of adversity she became our rock,
guiding us through the trials of life with
steadfast resolve and an open heart.
Her dedication to us was seen in
everything she did. Despite the
challenges, she worked tirelessly to
provide for us and ensured we had
everything we needed to grow into the
men we are today. She managed to
build a legacy not just in the material sense;
but also in the values and principles she
impacted to us. Her sacri鍖ces were
countless, her e鍖orts relentless and her love
wonderful.
Our mothers legacy is not just in the
things she left behind but in the countless
moments of wisdom, support and a鍖ection
she provided. Her ability to
create beauty and stability in
our lives amid hardship is a
representation of her
remarkable spirit and
enduring love.
Though her passing leaves
a profound void in our hearts,
we 鍖nd solace in the
knowledge that her spirit lives on in the
memories we cherish and the lessons she
taught us. We will honour her by carrying
forward her values, her strength and her
love in all that we do.
Rest peacefully, dear mother, your love
has been our
guiding light, your
memory will
forever be a source
of inspiration and
strength. We are
eternally grateful
for everything you
gave us and will
carry your legacy
with pride and
love.
Yaaw甦 jogha
Ny awo kpakpa !!!
Tribute by grandchildren
PROVERBS 17:6 (ESV)
Grandchildren are the
crown of the aged, and
the glory of children is
their father.
In cherished memory
of our beloved
grandmother whose
boundless love and
generosity touched each
of our lives. From the
earliest days of our
childhood, your
thoughtful gift testament
to the depth of your
a鍖ection. Each gift you
gave was more than just
an item; it was a symbol
of the special bond we
shared, and your kindness
extended beyond
material gift.
Your support and the
countless ways you made
us feel valued and loved
are memories we will
treasure forever. You had
an incredible ability to
make us feel important,
reminding us of your love
through every gestures
and surprise.
Though you are no
longer with us, your spirit
lives on in the joy you
brought into our lives and
in the lessons of
generosity and love you
impacted. We are deeply
grateful for the time we
had with you and the
indelible impact you
made. Your legacy of
kindness and love will
continue to inspire and
guide us, keeping you
close in our hearts
always.
Yaaw甦 y hej甦l mli !!!
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6. 7
10
Tribute by Inlaws
2 TIMOTHY 4:7-8 (NIV)
I have fought the good 鍖ght, I
have 鍖nished the race, I have
kept the faith. Now there is in
store for me the crown of
righteousness, which the Lord, the
righteous judge, will award me on that
day and not only me, but also to all
who have longed for his appearing.
Today, we want to honor and
remember a remarkable
woman who touched our
lives in ways words can
scarcely express, our
mother-in-law. From the
moment she entered
our lives, she
embraced us with
kindness and warmth
making us feel like
cherished members of
the family. Her
presence was a
constant
source of
comfort and
support, and
she became like
a second mother
to us.
Her love and care were evident in
everything she did. Whether through
her thoughtful advice, her gentle
encouragement or the countless small
gestures of kindness, she showed us
what it truly means to be loved
unconditionally. She had a unique
way of making every day brighter
and more meaningful, and her
in鍖uence will forever be in our
hearts.
As we remember her today, let
us cherish the countless
memories we have of her laugher,
her wisdom and her support. She
leaves behind a legacy of love and
generosity that will continue to
inspire us and remind us of the
incredible person she was.
Though she may no longer be
with us in person, her spirit lives
in the way she touched our lives
and in the love she so freely gave.
We are grateful for every moment
we shared and will carry her
memory with us always.
We will really miss her
constant calls to check on us
especially when our husbands
travelled.
Rest in peace, dear Mum, as we
a鍖ectionately called you. Your kindness
and love will never be forgotten.
Yaaw甦 jogba Ny awo kpakpa !!!
Tribute by Siblings
God looked around his garden and found
an empty place
He then looked upon the Earth and saw
your tired face
He put his arms around you and lifted you
to rest
With the help of his angels they 鍖ew you
to your heavenly place.
Sister Kai, we are overwhelmed with
grief as we write this tribute. Life stood
still before us on the morning of 3rd July
2024 when the shocking news was
communicated to us. We were thrown
into a state of confusion and inspite of
your little health challenges which often
comes with age, we did not anticipate
death at a time like this. Sister Kai, the
shock and pain of your death lingers on. It
hurts so much because the previous day
of your passing, you were seen, hale and
hearty, and who would have thought, the
goodbyes said on that day were going to
be the last.
Our Sister, Christiana Kai Adjei was a
gift unto us. She lived her life in humility
and courtesy. Amongst our siblings she
was the non-conformist and the unique
one whose actions di鍖ered from the rest
of us. She had a great fashion sense and
oh! Sister Kai would not leave home until
she got the compliment she desired after
dressing up. Her ways amused us.
From our childhood until her demise,
Sister Kai, our sister, had been living in
harmony with us. She was industrious,
sel鍖ess and always complimented our
e鍖orts in so many ways. We were held
together by bonds of love, sharing of
mutual experiences and desiring to see
each one of us succeed in our various
ventures.
Sister Kai, your loss is like a missing
piece in the game of life. Certainly, you
were a team player and you therefore
鍖tted in beautifully amongst us, as well as
in extended family gatherings. In your
quiet, unobstructive way, you provided
the needed support for getting things
done in the family at the right time You
were warm, always looking out for the
welfare of others and ready to help them
to best of your ability. Sister Kai, you have
been a real pillar whose absence would be
deeply felt.
Today, as your mortal remains lay
before us, we pray that may God Almighty
grant you eternal rest into the bosom of
the Lord till God calls us all. We are
comforted by the words in 1
Thessalonians 5;18 which states that
Give thanks in all circumstances; for this
is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.
Oh, heavenly Father we pray for
strength for these di鍖cult times.
Teach us acceptance of what we
cannot understand.
Teach us understanding of what we
cannot change.
For our lives dear Lord are in your
good hands.
Keep us, comfort us, and surround us
with your presence and love.
Christiana Kai Adjei,
Sister Kai,
Till we meet again,
Yaa w) y3 hej)l3 mli