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Francisca Sakyi

Francisca Sakyi

The Afaben Asona Family of Aburi; the Asene family of Aburi, Adeiso and Agona Asante; the Abesere Asona family of Dawu – Akuapem, the Biney and Tham families of Aburi, the Amako family of Sakyikrom wish to announce the call to eternity of their beloved: Francisca Sakyi Aged: 49 Which sad event occurred on Friday, May 1, 2026, at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra. Cousins Mary Amako, Samuel Tio Amako, Jermain Amako, Isaac Amako, Sandra Sakyi, Samuel Aboagye Chief Mourners Abusuapanyin Adu Gyamfi Opoku (Nsawam), Abusuapanyin Owusu (Accra), Obaapanyin Afua Kyeiwa Asabea (Aburi), Nana Obiri…

The Afaben Asona Family of Aburi; the Asene family of Aburi, Adeiso and Agona Asante; the Abesere Asona family of Dawu – Akuapem, the Biney and Tham families of Aburi, the Amako family of Sakyikrom wish to announce the call to eternity of their beloved: Francisca Sakyi Aged: 49 Which sad event occurred on Friday, May 1, 2026, at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra.

Funeral Arrangements Are As Follows:- There will be no wake Laying In State: Saturday, November 14, 2026, at Tema Comm 11 Complex School Park. Interment: At Aburi, immediately after the burial service. Funeral Rites: Saturday, November 14, 2026, at Tema Community 11 Complex School Park. Thanksgiving Service: Sunday, November 15, 2026, at God’s Ambassadors Church International, Tema Comm 9.

Family Gathering: Sunday, November 15, 2026, at Tema Community 11 Complex School Park. Child Eugenia Serwaa Acheampong, Tema Siblings Evans Pare (U.S.A.), Mathias Mochia (Qatar), Bernard Kwaku Sakyi (Accra) and Michael Abrokwah Sakyi (Accra) Uncles & Aunties Mad. Christiana Ohenewaa Biney (Nsawam) & Siblings, Dr. (Mrs.) Lucy Asabea Brakohiapa (Accra) & Siblings, Ms.

Christiana A. O. Biney (Aburi) & Siblings, Solomon Amako (Tema), Mrs. Mally Benham (UK) & Siblings, Mr. Justice Okae (Aburi) & Siblings, Mrs. Stella Sampong & Siblings, Mad. Ellen Tham (Jumapo) & Siblings, Mad. Abena Adjei Tham (Suhum) & Siblings. Cousins Mary Amako, Samuel Tio Amako, Jermain Amako, Isaac Amako, Sandra Sakyi, Samuel Aboagye Chief Mourners Abusuapanyin Adu Gyamfi Opoku (Nsawam), Abusuapanyin Owusu (Accra), Obaapanyin Afua Kyeiwa Asabea (Aburi), Nana Obiri Tham (Ankobeahene of Abiriw Mankrado, Accra), Nana Kwaasi Ansah Amako I (Osiahene of Affumkrom-Nsawam), Nana Kwasi Amako Darko Duka (Abakomahene of Affumkrom-Nsawam), Nana Kofi Asante Okore (Mawerehene of Amanase), Opanyin Yaw Amako (Koforidua), Opanyin Kwaku Nyantakyi, Obaapanyin Yaa Oparebea (Sakyikrom), Obaapanyin Afua Toabea (Sakyikrom), Obaapanyin Beatrice Ansah (Adeiso), Obaapanyin Rebecca Gyama Ansah (Tema), Obaapanyin Paulina Otibu Ansah (Tema), Obaapanyin Emma Ayere Ansah (Tema), Obaapanyin Gifty Ansah (Sakyikrom), Opanyin Obeng Penrose (Aburi), John A.

Biney (Aburi), Rev. Dr. Moses O. Biney (USA), Rev. Mrs. Akosua B. Otoo (Accra).

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