In memory of

Rose Mildred Adjei

July 10, 1964 -  November 17, 2023

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Paajoe (Sister inlaw)

Entered December 13, 2023 from Toronto

Rose u were like a sister to me, not a sister inlaw. Our times together... from Montreal to Toronto. The jokes we shared and the laughter thru the years. Racing down the years till u the day u called me to prepare koko for you. Then u called to cancel it that u got some of ghe koko. Apparently, u call 911 to be taken to the hospital. I later visited u almost daily. Watching u go down. Hmmmm. Rose, we didn't come here to die. It hurts to see u suffer in pain and I wish I could hv done something. All I could was to pray and call on God to intervene. Through it all, He knows best. And the night before ur departure, we were all by ur side...your eyes closed and not breathing well, I questioned the nurse, cos I didn't like it, but she said u were ok. Apparently, she lied to me. At a time u opened ur eyes and looked in my direction with ur hears turned. And that was like you saying goodbye to me. Adjekaaley like I jokingly always call u.... rest peacefully in the Lord. We will always miss u. Rest peacefully till we meet again. Sleep well Rose. Good night.

Samuel Anum Adjei(Samizico) (Sister)

Entered December 18, 2023 from Ghana

Tribute to my sister, Rose 🌹 Mildred Adjei
God looked around His garden and found an empty place
He then looked down upon the earth and saw your tired face
He then put his arms around you and lifted you to rest
With the help of his angels, they flew you to your heavenly place
God’s garden must be so beautiful, He always takes the best🌹
He knew you were suffering, He knew you were in pain.

You really fought the battle of life and death and always had u in my prayers to recover in time so we could join forces to give our late father a befitting burial only for you to put up with an early exit 🚪 Such a painful moment you have left me and the entire family in. This is an intolerable moment, sister! I wish I could turn back the hands of time for you to have lived this day, but God knows best😭😭😭🌹 .😭

He knew that you would never get well on Earth but in Heaven 👼
He saw that the road was getting rough and the hills too hard to climb
He closed your weary eyelids and whispered ‘Peace be Thine’ May you continue to rest 😪 in this ‘Peace’

It broke our hearts to lose you but you didn't go alone
For part us of went with you the day God called you home.
May your generosity and love continue to live with us
Rest well in the bosom of the Lord 👑
“yaa w) ojogbaa🛌, Sister Adjekai😭
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Your brother, Teacher Sammy as you call me🤦😭

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