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Abusuapanyin Joseph Nana Kow Mensah-King
1950 - 2020
Always in our thoughts, forever in our hearts... Rip Ghana

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Joseph Mensha-King was born on November 25 1950 and died on June 21 2020.


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  1. Bella - October 14, 2020 reply

    No one will be able to replace him or heal the pain we feel at his loss; but we can honor him with our actions and with our words, we can love each other the way he would have wanted us to love…goodbye dad
    I will always be your little girl and love u always and forever….till we meet again!!

  2. fmking - October 13, 2020 reply

    No one will be able to replace him or heal the pain we feel at his loss; but we can honor him with our actions and with our words, we can love each other the way he would have wanted us to love…goodbye dad
    I will always be your little girl and love u always and forever….till we meet again!!

  3. Nana - October 7, 2020 reply

    You became my special friend and confidant, instead of my father. We have the same temperaments so we understand each other better. You won’t talk much but definitely not when I’m around. I wish you were here to say, Nana ehaw me dodow na kasa. Me Papa, as I sometimes call you, you always say, “Girl, be happy no matter what” and that is what I will do for you. Makoryinka, Ebusuanyipa, Daa, for all the wonderful time you spent with me, for the affection you showed me, even in times of difficulties, I say thank you. They are forever written on the tablet of my heart. Sleep well daddy, till we meet again.

  4. Maame - October 7, 2020 reply

    My boyfriend, words cannot describe the vaccum you left with your passing. When I spoke to you on Friday, we chatted and laughed, little did I know that was the last time you were talking to me. You will hug me anytime I come home and tell me to sit on your lap. You showed me so much love and I miss you very much. All the same, God knows why he took you this early. Daa, rest well in the bossom of our Lord. Fare thee well, till we meet again.

  5. Panyin - October 7, 2020 reply

    Dada as I affectionately call you, I still can’t believe you have really left us to be with your maker. I couldn’t hold my tears when we went to Cow Lane to inform your friends of your demise. I remembered how we hopped behind you because we couldn’t match your fast way of walking. You would turn back once in a while to watch if we were behind you. You thought us to be smart even if its about personal issues. You showed us love in a very special way no one will understand. I’m always in tears whenever I think of you. God knows best so I can’t ask why. Continue to rest in the bossom of our maker. Till we meet again.

  6. Nana Esi - October 7, 2020 reply

    A special smile, a special face, a special someone I can’t replace. The pain of loosing my photocopy will perhaps never leave me, but I imagine it would ease with time as I process and get through it. How can I get over a person who was there for me before I was even aware of myself. My love, my twinny, you filled a space no one else could fulfil. I love you and will always love you. Damrifa due. Rest well daddy. Rest in perfect peace.

  7. Nana King - October 7, 2020 reply

    “When the mirror is broken, you no longer see your image.”….

    What is the measure of a man? Is it the amount of money he has?
    The possessions he owns and the power he holds?
    Is it the professional success he’s achieved over the years?

    I don’t believe it is any of these things.
    The true measure of a man is how much love he gives;
    how selflessly he shares whatever he can to help others;
    how consistently he lifts up those around him with a kind word,
    a funny joke, a compliment, a humble ear or the very shoes off his feet.

    By this measure, my Dad was immeasurable.

    I have lost my Dad. But only in body, not in spirit.
    This is by far the most painful, heart-ripping and life-altering experience I’ve endured.


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