FROM MICHAEL MANU-GYAMFI They often use the term mother-law' to describe a legal connection, but for Obaa Yaa that title never quite captured the reality of our relationship. To her I was her favorite inlaw(a nickname she used till her last breath), to me, she was a mentor, a confidante, and a steady hand She played a major role when i was marrying my wife, Diana. She stood her grounds to make sure things were right and she was our greatest advocate throughout the process and until she passed. She didnt just love me because she had to; she loved me because she choose to. She understood that a strong marriage is built on a foundation of support, and she was often the one providing the extra bricks whenever we needed them. It was an honor to be there with you at UGMC during your final journey. Watching your resilience in the hospital, even as things became difficult you kept on asking Maame lucy when will I come and bring you back home. Even in silence, your strength spoke volumes. Though you are no longer with us physically, the lessons you taught us remains, the most important is family above all else, Kindness as default setting Faithfulness in the face af adversity , Damirifa due Damirifa due may your soul rest in perfect peace Ma siw! Inlaw TRIBUTE W 21 A Loving Farewell 1934 MRS. OBAA YAA AFRIFA 2025
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