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Funeral brochure of the late JULIANA ABENA KWABIA DARKO
- 1. 1951 - 2024 JULIANA ABENA KWABIA DARKO
- 2. 02 OFFICIATING MINISTER'S Apostle Seth Gakpetor (Kaneshie Area Superintendent) Pastor Godslight Osei Gyamfi (Host) Elder Titus Nelson Elder Robert Saah Elder Stephen K Boateng Elder Emmanuel Atta Wiredu Elder Bright Asamoah Elder Benjamin Egyiri Elder Emmanuel Nelson Elder Michael Otu-Larkai Elder Emmanuel Hewson Kwao Elder Jerry Aryee Elder David N Acquah Pastor Richard Osei-Asibey Bonsu Pastor Emmanuel Adom Pastor Godfred Asempa Order of Service
- 3. 03 Biography T he late Juliana was born on 12th July, 1951at Asuboi in the Eastern region to Odikro Kwaku Darko of Anum and Obaapanyin Akua Ayisibea of Larteh- Ahenesease of the Agyebidi family, both of blessed memory. Juliana was the first of four siblings, she was fondly called Kwabea. Juliana started her formal education at Anom Asuboi L/A and completed in 1970. Both parents were farmers thereby helping them on the farm. After completion, she relocated to Accra to join her senior half- sister Mrs Janet Amfo Asamoah and family, who was a hairdresser and she worked with her. she took after her sister's occupation and she became a hairdresser. The sister and family relocated to kumasi and the saloon
- 4. 04 was left under her custody in Kaneshie. She then met the late John E. Wangeh an engineer of Ghana Airways and had her children. After the death of her husband she relocated to Bubiashie and gain employment at Cocoa Marketing Company (CMC)as a 'Dry cleaner', she also worked with LA Paloma restaurant as a cook. At the later years at Bubiashie, she joined The Apostolic Church Ghana-Atico. She was an active member of the Women's Followship and well committed to prayer meetings and church work, all who knew her can attest to this. Her sudden demise was a shock and big blow to all who knew her. She is survived by four siblings, three Children, grandchildren, friends, and admirers.
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- 7. 07 F riends, family members,and loved ones gathered. Today, we have the honour and privilege of paying glowing tribute to a unique person, JULIANA ABENA KWABIA DARKO. She is affectionately known KWABIA by us (siblings and family). We are always upset when death strikes a family, and this is understandable. We are saddened by our feelings of isolation, anxiety, and uncertainty. Let us, however, convert our fears into trust , sorrow into pleasure, our loneliness into Division fellowship, and call out God, our Divine comforter, " as we mourn our beloved's ones. ABENA KWABIA was such an amazing individual in so many ways. She lived life to the fullest and affected the lives of so many people throughout her time with us. As we struggle to find perfect words to explain our feelings about our sister, we reflect on the numerous important roles she has performed throughout her life. Our sister was a family woman. She loved her family profoundly. She was a devoted wife, daughter, auntie, sister, and friend. When our parents were living, our sister was a source of consolation for them. She helped them on the farm and also helped them to trade the farm products in the Tribute by Family
- 8. 08 neighbouring towns. In the absence of our parents, she takes up the leadership role in taking care of her younger siblings and protecting them. Our sister was dedicated to honouring, supporting, guiding and most importantly, protecting her family in all her duties. Due to her hardworking, smartness and neatness she was made assistant girls prefect in school days. When her sister and the husband came for her to join them in the city, she served them with submissiveness doing the household chores and taking care of the sister's children (nephew and nieces) feeding, bathing and carrying them at her back when ever they cry. Our sister was very active in sports as she played volleyball and hand ball in her school days. She led a morally upright life guided by a sense right. Our was not unkind. She ensured that everyone realised there's no benefit in carrying grudges among ourselves ensuring peace and harmony among us. Sister, was a very devoted Christian, always found attending church activities. We can say our sister lived a fulfilled life. ABENA KWABIA, its difficult to say goodbye, so we will simply say farewell, REST IN PEACE.
- 9. 09 Doris (In-Law) Clement Nana Adjei Wangeh (Son) Kwame Amematsron (In-Law) Juliet Sarfo (Daughter) Eric (Son) Francis Wangeh (Son)
- 10. 10 Tribute by GRANDCHILDREN W e were told many times of your health status, we pray silently in our hearts anytime we hear any news about your health status believing that the Spirit that restore christ from death to life would quicken your mortal body and restore you to good health . The news of your unexpected death came as a shock since we were hoping for you to become fit as usual to share a laughter and joy with you whenever we visit you. Grandma, your sudden death brought our world to a standstill. It was difficult moment for us thinking about your caring nature With heart laden with grief we pay this tribute to your memories not because it is our duty to do so but it is a farewell message coming from the very bottom of our heart. Words cannot describe how we feel in our hearts of your sudden departure. For us you lived a life which only you can write a master piece, spelling out how you lived everyday of your life whilst saying farewell to you, we believe that you wish the best of life for us. Your grandchildren would would forever remember you in our hearts with unforgettable memories we had of you. Grandma JULIANA ABENA KWABIA DARKO, REST WELL "Don't grieve for me now I am free following the path of God set for me, I took His hand when I heard Him call I turned my back and left it all, perhaps my time seemed all too brief. Don't lengthen it now with grief"
- 12. Appreciation We extend our heartfelt gratitude for joining us in honoring the life and legacy of our beloved JULIANA ABENA KWABIA DARKO Your presence and support during this difficult time have been a source of comfort and strength for our family. Thank you for celebrating the cherished memories of a remarkable soul who touched so many lives. Your love and sympathy are deeply appreciated. May God richly bless you.