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Abusuapanin Kwabena Adu, (Head of the Agona Family of Akyem Kwabeng), Opanin Charles Boakye (Akyem Kwabeng), Opanin Asubonteng (Akyem Kwabeng), Obaapanin Akosua Boaduwaa (Maase), Baffour Agyare Foosuo Otafarigya, Ankobiahene of Akyem Kwabeng, Mr. Robert Asiedu, (Former Headmaster, Achimota School), Mrs. Mary Asiedu, Former Headmistress, Mfanstiman Girls Secondary School, Honourable Akumaning Asamoah, District Chief Executive, Atiwa West, Op. Yaw Kwakye alias DC (Oda -Adiemmra), Obaapanin Yaa Serwaa (Oda-Adiemmra), Obaapanin Ama Ntimaa, (Accra), Obaapanin Salome Boateng, (Kasoa), W.O. 1 Douglas Asiedu (RTD), Mr Kwame Boadi Danso, (Accra), Kwasi Oware (Suhum), Emmanuel Odame (Accra), Sophia Dede (Accra), Yaw Amoh Ahenkan (TOR, Tema), Ms. Comfort Koramah Danso, (Accra), Mr Kofi Kesse, Kumasi, Mr Charles Antwi, (Former General Manager, GPak, Graphic Comm. Group Ltd.), and the Veterans Administration of Ghana (VAG) wish to announce the death of their beloved
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Flight Sgt. Samuel Asiedu (Rtd)
The deceased was 80 years.
FILING PAST/BURIAL SERVICE: Saturday, September 12, 2020, at 8:30 AM at the Transitions Funeral Home, Haatso, Accra. (Strictly by invitation)
INTERMENT: Private
FINAL FUNERAL RITES: Saturday, September 12, 2020, at 10:00 AM on the Compound of the School of Nuclear and Allied Sciences, Atomic Energy Commission, Atomic - Kwabenya (Near the Kwabenya Police Station).
WIDOW: Madam Christiana Danquah
CHILDREN: Doris Asiedu (Accra), Michael Amoafo Asiedu (Accra), Richard Agyepong Asiedu (Germany), William Antwi Asiedu (EIB Network/Daily Heritage), Frederick Okyere Asiedu (Accra), Frank Amoafo Danso (TOR, Tema) Josephine Johnson (USA) and Cynthia Owiredu (Tema).
IN-LAWS: Ms. Selina Yeboah, Ms. Juliet Danso, Mrs. Elsie Asiedu.
GRAND CHILDREN: Erica Darkoa Asiedu, Paula Antwi Asiedu, Nana Oye Asiedu, Ohenewaa Asiedu, Kelvin Kissi, Janelle Kissi, Nana Akua Osei and Nana Kwame Osei Tutu.
BROTHERS AND SISTERS: Moses Adom Antwi, Akosua Darkoaa, Akosua Yeboaa, Erica Twumwaa, William Sefah, Dorcas Aninwaa, Sampson Asare Antwi, Yaw Asiedu and Kofi Fening.
NEPHEWS: Emmanuel Odame (Accra), W.O. 1. Douglas Asiedu (RTD), Kwame Boadi Danso (Accra), Yaw Mensah (Kwabeng), Kwame Joe (Maase), Kofi Kumah (Kwabeng), Eugene Antwi-Asiedu (Holland), Richard Antwi-Asiedu (Nsawam), Felix Antwi-Asiedu, (Accra) Kwadwo Adom (London), Kwasi Asare (Accra), Kwabena Anhwere ( Accra), Eric Asiedu, Robert Asiedu, David Asiedu and Desmond Asiedu (Accra).
Nieces: Esther Ama Ntimaa (Accra), Adwoa Akwaa (Kwabeng), Yaa Baby (Nsawam), Comfort Koramah Danso (Accra), Eunice Ofosuaa Danso (Accra), Sandra Asiedu (Accra), Janet Agyemang (Koforidua), Ataa Panyin and Kakra (Maase and Kumasi), Jemima Antwi-Asiedu (USA), Jennifer Antwi-Asiedu, (UK), Angela Nortey, Phyllis Adou and Thelma Ward.
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