Dear Karen, You had a big and beautiful presence that will always be remembered and you leave a significant void amongst all who loved you. Rest in peace. Pascale and family.
Dearest Karen, your passing away has created a deep void for us.Our hopes have been shattered, however we are consoled that our loss is heaven's gain. Rest in perfect peace!
We are yet to get over the shocking news that Sister Karen had passed on. Ohhh the memories of Block D form 1 girls (WGHS '84) and Sister Karen ...
May your soul rest in peace.
Hannah, Juliette, Anita, Comfort, Sylvia, Nana Konadu, Ruby, Naa Adjeley, Georgia,Angela, Yacoba.
Dear Karen,
I can still hear your laughter ....
Rest in perfect peace.
Love,
Rufus
Dearest Karen
It's been two weeks, and the pain is still raw. Truly, our hearts are broken, the memories too fresh, and the burden too heavy to bear. But I believe your love and your heart were so expansive in life that in death they will help salve the pain we feel.
We will love you 4ever! Till we meet again....
Dearest Karen, Even when you were unwell, your response when you saw me showed that you loved me as much as I loved you. From the moment Anne introduced us, we clicked; in fact you clicked with all my family members you met.
You were so warm, so bubbly, so full of fun, so caring. You were one of the first to come and see my newborn daughter. Our jokes, our terms, our meals, our time together...
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Karen Enti who has died at an early age of 50 was one of our own. She was an active member of the Wesley Girls’ High School Old Girls Association of UK & Ireland. She fully participated in the activities of the Association – attended meetings and dinner/dances. The last dinner/dance she attended before she became ill was in 2002. It was held at the Selfridges Hotel, London. I vividly rem...
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In 2004 I met her by chance at a restaurant in Accra. She had had her daughter Karis. Our conversation then was all about her beautiful daughter and she was very happy and I was equally happy for her. In the same year we met again. This time it was in the late Nana Mansa’s house in Neasden, London. It was during Nana Mansa’s funeral rites. Karen sat next to me. She showed me a small alb...
Karen, our hearts are bleeding with pain, but we know you are at peace with The Lord so we will take solace in that. Karen, we will miss you and forever remember your laughter, your witty sense of humor and your insights and advise when we desperately needed it. We will cherish our time together, at WGHS and the wonderful times in Legon, balancing academics, school life and life challenges.
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