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Perpetual
Home Going of Alumus Steve Kpou,
Sr.
My family and I are saddened to hear news of the perpetual home going
of our beloved fellow TIGER Steve. On behalf of myself and my family, I
extend heartfelt condolences to Mrs. Ahmed Kpou and
the entire Kpou family for this irreplaceable loss.
May his soul rest in peace.
Joe
Flomo Matthew
Great Lakes Chapter
I was deeply shocked upon hearing about the untimely demise of Steve Kpou, a person that I can truly characterize as a friend. Steve was a classmate and a person that I could always rely upon for moral guidance during those rambunctious days at BWI. Steve was unassuming and didn't seek the spot light, but never hesitated to engage and do the things that were necessary to sustain our various organizations that bring us together as a Diaspora community. We have lost a friend, a person of conviction, character and a pillar of our BWI community. My family and I express our condolences to his wife, Ahmed and family. Steve and others like him are the ones who give of themselves, selflessly to doing the work of keeping organizations like BWI Association and others operating that benefits the greater number of us. Steve will be missed by all, may is soul rest in Eternal Peace and may God Bless his family. Serleaf H. Barry Carolinas Chapter I, as a former vice president for administration of the BWI Alumni Association mother chapter in Liberia and my family wish to express our profound regrets and sympathy to the family of the late Steve Kpou on the home going of this great son of BWI and Liberia. May god almighty continue to bless and console you all. Edward J.Bemah Delaware Valley
Our
condolences to my dear friend and sister and family for the passing on of her
beloved husband, Steve, as we are used to calling him. May his soul rest in
perfect peace. And I pray the good Lord will help my dear sister, as she goes
through these really difficult times.
Your sister and friend Kanfee and family.
I wish to extend my profounnd
condolence to the Kpou family, expecially
the Widow, as well as the entire membership to Deleware Valley Chapter, for the untimely death
of our friend and brother, Steve. May
his soul in peace.
Samuel K. Tompoe
Delaware Valley Chapter
MAY THE LORD COMFORT THE ENTIRE FAMILY;
OUR PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU ALL.
MR.& MRS. LEE A. INNIS,SR. & FAMILY
District of Columbia
Chapter
This is to remind you about Rev. Samuel Gbelley
Jones' (Emmett Jones' father and my father-in-law) memorial service which
will be held on Saturday, April 26, 2008, at Hopewell Baptist Church, 785
Martin Luther King Blvd and 17 Muhammad Ali Ave, Newark, New Jersey, at
1:00pm.
Rev. Samuel Gbelley
Jones departed this earth on Friday, January 25, 2008 at Coopers Clinic in
Monrovia, Liberia - West Africa
. His entombment was on Friday, February 15, 2008 in
his home town, Wenwolo, Bomi County
- West Africa .
The families look forward to seeing
all of you at this service. Thanks for all of your phone calls during
the bereavement.
Menseh M. Jones
For the Families
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