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Final funeral obsequies for Antonio Quarshie-Awusa are as follows;
Thursday, September 13.
Vigil
6 - 9pm @ his residence in East Legon, near Chez Afrique/French school.
Friday September 14.
File Past & Funeral Service
7am @ Lashibi Funeral Home. - Private burial -
Sunday, September 16.
Thanksgiving Service
9am Mass @ St. Margaret & Mary Catholic Church, Dansoman
Attire: Black throughout.
Further information - 0244697046
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