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The Heymann, Grunitzky, Awunyo-Akaba, Dawson, Kporsu, Agyeman, Godonoo, Quaye and Markham families
with deep sorrow announce the death of our beloved Mrs Monalisa Heymann–Quaye.
She was 53 years.
Funeral Arrangements are as follows;
Friday, 28th October 2022 – Filing Past. Time: 1.00pm to 2.00pm
Venue: Lashibi Funeral Home
Internment: Private Burial
Dress code: Black
Thanksgiving Service:
Sunday, October 30, 2022
Venue: ICGC Open Heavens (Adjiringanor)
Final Funeral Rites at SSNIT Guest House (Ring Way Estates).
Time: 12 noon
Dress code: Black and Red
Daughter - Maxine Quaye.
Husband-Ernest Quaye,
All are respectfully invited
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