AGNES EROCK TONG

My dear Aunt, why do I feel like writing this is like saying a final goodbye. It's hard to believe that you are gone but I know I will see you again in Heaven. I have so so many memories and for that I am so glad. You taught me so much from a little girl , I am so sad because I needed more time. Time to catch up and to do so many more things but your death has taught me time is precious and to treasure those we love and spend time with them while we can. I love you and miss you. Thank you for everything. Rest In Peace.

To Aunty Agnes,
You were more than a second mom to the three of us (Eben, Ma and Chu) and we miss you very much. This life is full of heartbreak and sorrowful moments but, in our struggles and despair we remember what a light you were to us. I recall you always being there for us as kids, making dinner, picking us from school and teaching us to read. You were a positive person in our lives and very giving. I hope that one day I can grow up to be half the person you once were. I miss you auntie and I'm sure we will see you again in heaven.

My darling sister, my boh, my friend. This is the most difficult thing to do right now. Where do I start from? But then, I must start from somewhere. I don't want to talk of our Bota days, but our last moments before you left for Côte d'ivoire. We spent very cherished moments at my place in Douala. I still remember the jokes, fun and most of all, the advices. Spiritually, you built me up. I'll always be proud of you. Ah!!! This thing called death!!!! Go well my sister. I know you are resting with the Lord.

Agie, Spainie, Ma Erock, Ma Claudet, Red Mop, sakarett... WHY. WHY. WHY. Your were not only a sister, but also a friend and my oldest daughter. Why the emptiness. What do I tell your mother, your sisters, your brothers, your duaghter, your uncountable nieces and nephews, other family members and friends. I will always remember how you helped in continueing Papa's missionary work at the Bota-Middle Farms Presbyterian Church. I will forever hold u in a special place in my heart. A pray our Almighty God give us the strenght to go through this like we did with our late Father Ma. William Mbe Tong. Hey have fund with him and other family members and friends as your rejoice in the eternal KINDOM where there is no sorrow nor pain. Adieu Ma. Erock.

 

 

I love you and you will be remembered forever. Rest in perfect peace.

Your niece Delphine

Aunty Agie good bye as you are finally resting next to your father here on earth and your father in Heaven above. Although it was a very long journeey, I am glad you made safe home until we meet to part no more. Your endless memories will remain with us on earth as the days goes bye without seeing nor hear you. Per our culture, you have now become one of my ancestors to guide and watch over me as I continue to navigate this difficult world. I have confidence that you will gladly watch over every single one of us and will not let any evil nor difficulties over come any of your own. The burnden you left behind is a load that we can carry and we gladly accept it and pray for God's guidiance that we would not let you down. Mama Mariana and Ma Claudett and every single one of us has finally come to terms after you were laid to rest that you have gone to a better place. I will continue to pray daily that your gentle soul rest in perfect peace.
Bye,
Aunty Agie, alias Spanny.

My deepest condolences.  May these few words from the Holy Scriptures bring you comfort in your time of grief...

 

''Aunty Aggie, Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, Your are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.''
Your nephew Georges.

My condolences, as feelings of pain and bitterness become unbearable. It is my desire to convey a comforting thought based on the Holy Scriptures

You have been a great inspiration to us all. Your reward will be equally great.