My precious grandmother you are gone but never forgotten continue resting in perfect peace in the bosom of the almighty you will forever and ever remain in my heart you made me appear at Adjoa status for the first time and that is the most precious moment in my entire life we love you continue resting in perfect peace till we meet again
Dear grandma ,I was so very delighted that I have a nice granny like you in my life you’ve been a lot to me truly .I really appreciate the gift and wonderful Joy we had together in Ghana .thank you for your advice and wonderful Wisdom you always giving me true ,when I was in school attaching for my knowledge and education thank you forever in our heart Theresah also says thank you for remarkable.
ome people don’t just live — they leave pieces of themselves in everyone they loved.
Your grandma is one of them.
In her eyes I see where you got your light from.
Sending prayers to her beautiful soul, and hugs to you and your family
Tribute to Mrs Theresa Oduro-Nsiah
In Loving Memory – by Derek Appiah
Auntie Theresa, as I knew her, had been part of my life since my birth in Cardiff. Although I remember little of those early years, her family and mine lived in the same house in Cardiff, where she and my mother, the late Mrs Felicia Appiah, formed a close, sister-like friendship that endured until my mother’s passing in 2025. I reconnected with Auntie Theresa when I moved from Ghana to London as a young man in the eighties. She welcomed me immediately into her family and treated me like one of her own sons.
Auntie, I am deeply grateful for the love and kindness you showed my family and me over the years, especially the support you gave me as I found my way in a new environment. I will miss the warmth of 42 Hamilton Road, where you always offered me a cup of tea or a bottle of Guinness and insisted on feeding us whenever we visited. After I moved back to Ghana, you were one of the first people I called whenever I returned to London. In fact, your landline number, 0208 452 7555, is the one of the few numbers I still remember from my London days. Most of all, I will miss your infectious laughter, which still rings in my ears. Every visit with you left me feeling better than when I arrived.
Although you are no longer with us, you will remain in our hearts forever. As we say our final goodbye, we do so with sadness, yet with the consolation of knowing that you rest in perfect peace. I can almost picture you reunited with Mum, sharing one of your famous giggles as you watch over those of us still here on earth.
With all my love.
Derek Appiah
My deepest condolences to you anishae and the family on the loss of your beloved grandmother who made me appear on your status for the first time and can’t control my tears when I ever I remember the first day I met grandma it was the precious day in my life . ❤️
Losing someone who has been part of your life and memories is never easy. May you find comfort in the beautiful moments you shared with her and strength in knowing that her love and legacy will continue to live through you.
Take heart, anishae and the entire family . Grieve, but also remember to celebrate the life she lived. May her soul rest perfect peacefully till we meet again keep resting in the bosom of the creator our beloved grandmother . ️
eyesam
My precious grandmother you are gone but never forgotten continue resting in perfect peace in the bosom of the almighty you will forever and ever remain in my heart you made me appear at Adjoa status for the first time and that is the most precious moment in my entire life we love you continue resting in perfect peace till we meet again
Dear grandma ,I was so very delighted that I have a nice granny like you in my life you’ve been a lot to me truly .I really appreciate the gift and wonderful Joy we had together in Ghana .thank you for your advice and wonderful Wisdom you always giving me true ,when I was in school attaching for my knowledge and education thank you forever in our heart Theresah also says thank you for remarkable.
ome people don’t just live — they leave pieces of themselves in everyone they loved.
Your grandma is one of them.
In her eyes I see where you got your light from.
Sending prayers to her beautiful soul, and hugs to you and your family
Tribute to Mrs Theresa Oduro-Nsiah
In Loving Memory – by Derek Appiah
Auntie Theresa, as I knew her, had been part of my life since my birth in Cardiff. Although I remember little of those early years, her family and mine lived in the same house in Cardiff, where she and my mother, the late Mrs Felicia Appiah, formed a close, sister-like friendship that endured until my mother’s passing in 2025. I reconnected with Auntie Theresa when I moved from Ghana to London as a young man in the eighties. She welcomed me immediately into her family and treated me like one of her own sons.
Auntie, I am deeply grateful for the love and kindness you showed my family and me over the years, especially the support you gave me as I found my way in a new environment. I will miss the warmth of 42 Hamilton Road, where you always offered me a cup of tea or a bottle of Guinness and insisted on feeding us whenever we visited. After I moved back to Ghana, you were one of the first people I called whenever I returned to London. In fact, your landline number, 0208 452 7555, is the one of the few numbers I still remember from my London days. Most of all, I will miss your infectious laughter, which still rings in my ears. Every visit with you left me feeling better than when I arrived.
Although you are no longer with us, you will remain in our hearts forever. As we say our final goodbye, we do so with sadness, yet with the consolation of knowing that you rest in perfect peace. I can almost picture you reunited with Mum, sharing one of your famous giggles as you watch over those of us still here on earth.
With all my love.
Derek Appiah
Thank you!
My deepest condolences to you anishae and the family on the loss of your beloved grandmother who made me appear on your status for the first time and can’t control my tears when I ever I remember the first day I met grandma it was the precious day in my life . ❤️
Losing someone who has been part of your life and memories is never easy. May you find comfort in the beautiful moments you shared with her and strength in knowing that her love and legacy will continue to live through you.
Take heart, anishae and the entire family . Grieve, but also remember to celebrate the life she lived. May her soul rest perfect peacefully till we meet again keep resting in the bosom of the creator our beloved grandmother . ️