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40 Day Feast For The Late Vangamoh Sheriff

We the family members of the late Vangamoh Sheriff who passed away on Dec. 29, 2007, in the City of St. Louis, Missouri, wish to heartily extend our profound gratitude to all relatives, friends, well wishers and the general public for the support given us during the period of our bereavement.

In the same light, we have deemed it expedient that a two-man delegation headed by Mr. Ahmed Sheriff will be departing from the United States of America on April 15, 2008, for the Republic of Liberia, where the 40th Day Feast commemorating the death of Vangamoh will be held under the auspices of parents in the town of Tusu, Quardu-Gboni Mandingo District, Lofa County.

The Kannehs Are Bereaved Again

The passed few weeks have been tough weeks for us. While trying to cope with the sudden deaths of our sisters Mabendu Kanneh, and Mamayan Kanneh, we received another message from Voinjama that Masiamee Bawor, the stepmother of Beyan Kanneh of Minnesota, died few days ago in Voinjama. Masiame’s body was taken to Barkiedu for burial.

To sympathize, please call
Beyan Kanneh - 952 220 9488
Sekou Kanneh - 609 357 8482
M. Sekou Kanneh - 610 864 2314

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT:

With sadness and a deep sense of personal loss, I regret to announce the home-going of our elder brother, Mulbah Kamara, commonly known as Kassian-Mulbah.

This sad event occurred in Sarkonedu. He had been ill for a protracted period of time before his passing. May God grant his soul, eternal peace!

All wishing to sympathize with our family can do so as follows:
Mohammed in Liberia: 011-231-6-552-843 or 011-231-77-237-647
Varmun Kamara: 908-643-5292 or 862-224-2156
Kesselly: 315-479-8720 or 315-395-8424

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT:

This is to announce the death of Mr. Sackie McGill a.k.a. ‘Sackie Firestone’, who died on Friday, April 4, 2008 at the ELWA Hospital in Liberia after a brief illness. He was 81. He worked with the Ministry of Internal Affairs for several years and also with the Booker Washington Institute during the administration of T. Kudar Jarry.

He leaves to mourn his loss his wives - Ma Famatta and Ma Malomanie of Liberia, 14 children including Mrs. Rosina Konneh and Miss Cynthia Mahn of the USA, 37 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren and a host of other relatives in Liberia and the USA.

He will be buried on Saturday, April 19, 2008 on his farm in Gbolofellee, Bong County after two nights of wake keeping on April 17 and 18, 2008.

Sympathizers may contact any of the following family members:

Rosina (Daughter) at 610-809-2163
Faliku Konneh (Son-in-Law) at 610-809-9646
Cynthia Mahn (Daughter) at 508-459-0143
Andrew Bono (Nephew) at 609-532-6554
Angie McGill Teah (Niece) at 914-513-1558
Ma Famatta (Wife) at 231-690-7375 (Liberia)

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT

We regret to announce the death of Mabendu Kanneh of Bakiedu Town, which sad event occurred on the 30th of March 2008 as a result of a terrible accident that occurred on the Voinjama highway, between Gbarnga and Zorzor.

Mabendu 24, was the daughter of Fofee Kanneh, the older brother of Jangah Kanneh, Vice president of the Quardu-Gboni Association in the Americas.

As we are told, the accident claimed several lives some of whom are yet to be identified.

Anyone wishing to sympathise with the bereaved family can do so by calling: Sekou Kanneh of Trenton New Jersey at 609-357-8482, Morris Sekou Kanneh of Philadelphia at 610-864-2314 and Jangai Kanneh at: 610-202-7204

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT

The death is announced of Alhaji Karamo Djiba Camara on March 25, 2008 in Conakry, Guinea. For detail, go to www.arizonamandingo.com

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT:

The death is announced of Ms. Fatu Kanneh who passed away in Monrovia, Liberia on Tuesday, March 18, 2008. She has been buried.
For detail, visit our Obituaries page

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT:

The death is announced of Ms. Mayanka Kenneth, also known as Mayanka Dukuly on Thursday in Philadelphia. She was buried on Friday/03/21/08.
For detail, go to our Obituaries Page

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