Esther Enanga Harry

Mama Enanga may your soul Rest inPeace. I can't forget all your hospitality. “Boyz Home”. I lived in your house for years and paid no penny for rent. Oh! Life. Let God be glorified in all and all. We know you are in heaven, your gentle ways, soft approach & giving heart was a blessing to me and the church. Oh! It'ssad news to hear. Our prayers & love will continue with Nalova a reflection of your gracious spirit.

Oh Creole! So I always called you, “you no di know people, only your family”. I would Chime whenever I told you something about someone and you responded “I don’t know the person”. It was with shock when we got the news of your demise. I had always believed that the good Lord would perform a miracle hence, did lift you up in prayers almost everyday.

You were so involved in the work of God giving so much of your earnings to see the work of God progress without hesitation.

Notwithstanding the condition of your health, you made every effort to be at church services and worked so well. What can we say in this situation? God understands our lives better than we do, if He says it’s time to be with Him, who are we to dispute it? Rest in the Lord till we meet to part no more.

 

I join my sisters to say goodbye to you, Aunty Enanga, dear, kind, gentle soul! YOU’RE FREE AT LAST, Aunty! REST!
 

Looking for Aunty Enanga...Who has seen her? Where did she go? She was sitting right there in front of me, helping to welcome our brother home for the first time.

Ah - they say she is sleeping now, resting from her labors and finally breathing freely after after struggling for years with asthma.

So Aunty, if you are fine now I guess you are not going to want to wake up? Well, that means weeping will endure here for a while but we look forward to the joy that comes in the morning. So rest Aunty, and please say a prayer for Nalova because she's hurting so much.

Happy New Year Aunty Enanga; we will see you in the morning!

 

Aunty Ena-angs?? Didi is asking where you are, and I am asking too. But it’s not long since I was teasing you about that “executive” way you always answered the phone… nor is it long since you were in Douala for your check-up and we were chatting merrily away in your hospital ward…and you were standing there just a short while ago waving goodbye to Ako and I as we returned to Douala ... and there too - with that beautiful smile, giving JJ some home-baked scones ... and saying safe journey as we left Stella's wedding for Limbe... There’s a great deal of sorrow in my heart as I think of you – patient, kind, selfless, enduring always with that devastating asthma. I’ll choose not to dwell on the sadness, Aunty Ena-angs; I’ll just cherish the goodness of your heart, your loving, gentle soul and say journey well too, Aunty Ena-angs. Like Didi says, we'll see you in the morning!!