ODILIA C. ACHA-MORFAW TALIEH - Online Memorial Website

Dan and The Entire Acha-Morfaws - Please accept my sympathy for your loss and during this time of grief.  You are in my thoughts and prayers.  Dead is a journey we must all walk through at some point in time.  Have faith in God; in him we truly trust!

Fuankenganyi II

Aunty Odi, i will always remember your warmth, kindness, your smile and your generousity. Even though you kept fighting until the end, i take solace in the knowledge that your fight is over and rest has finally come. Rest in peace Aunty Odi and i will see you again someday.
                                                          Niece   Sharon Nche-che

it"s hard to believe you are no more,the pain is unfaire,our hearts are heavy,sorrow in our minds with this untimely death.we can"t question God because he has the final say.you were beyond all the pains that"s why Gods plans are the best because you were the apple of his eyes.Faith is our greatest strenght but fear is our greatest enemy but everything works for God.Rest with the lord.                                          Nephew Nche-Che Phelan,Nephew/Godson Nche-che Thomas                                         

May your soul rest in perfect peace and may there be comfort in the family.

Odilia, May your soul rest in peace. You were a great inspiration to our family. God knows that your spiritual matrix is ready for life everlasting.  You withstood the test of time, fought a good fight and worn.  May your enternity be sweet and peaceful.  We will keep John, the children and both families in prayers.  Adieu

Our sincere condolence to the Acha-Morfaw and Talieh families.  One thing with death is that, whether you go up or down, remember that from the day your are born, you begin to die. We spend our whole life running from death. Odi, was ready. She gave her life to Christ and now the rest is left to us.  Are you ready?  John, may God bless you and the children.  Thank you for fulfilling your vow, "Till death do us part". Courage and Peace.  Odi, see you at the Crossroads.

Dead is inevitable to everyone but we never know when we will fall victim. You were so loved and cherish by all, you put smile in so many faces as well. We miss you so much and we love you but God loves you most. Olivia remembers your entire kind hearted gift to her, your kisses and warmth hugs……… It is hard to believe you are gone but we need to realize the truth. You will always be remembered. We are happy that you are resting with the Lord. Adieu

It takes no time to forget some people we meet in life as it takes time to forget those who touch our lives.
Sister Odi, “Mamy  Ngosong and Acha”, as I use to call you when I first met you, 1983 during a summer holiday we spent with Mr. & Mrs. Buban Ngu in Yaounde. you responded to the call to Glory too soon.
Putting smile on faces was your signature. I remember how you will crack us with funny stories from kumba. We had fun times.
You knew how much we love you, you knew how much we care, you knew how much we cherished every moment that we shared but you will never know how much we missed you, but in our minds and in our hearts we will never let you go.
While 'the Angels  are beckoning you from Heaven’s open door”, I will want to express my heart felt condolence to Mr. & Mrs. Buban Ngu, the entire Acha-Morfaw family and the Talieh family.
May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace!

Charlie Tayong

Dan and Family,

One famous Tibetan occultist, Dr. TuesdayLobsang rampa once said that death is an "Astral Journey" to an "Eldorado" where there is perfect peace-no wars, suffeing, pain, struggle, hradship, poverty etc.
Let's hope that our great sister Odilia has made the "astral journey" to this "Eldorado".
May her soul rest in Perfect Peace!

Odilia,

Your fight and struggles with illness these last years was a testimomy of faith to most of us.

May your Precious Lord lead you on where pain, tiredness and toil are but history.

Rest in Peace

Fada Mich
(Cameroon)