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Agona Abodom Asona Abusua Mpanyinfo, Opanyin Kwame Fenni, Opanyin Kojo Buakoh, Opanyin Yaw Minka, Opanyin Kofi Nana, Opanyin Kwame Danful, Opanyin Kwame Eyan, Opanyin Kwame Quaye, Opanyin Kwesi Badu, Branhene Kojo Nyanne, Okyame Kwesi Aban, Mbaakyeame Esi Twemowaa, Mbaakyeame Ama Otowaa, Mbaakyeame Ekuwa Bonkuwa, Obaapanyin Abena Nkansah, Obaapanyin Esi Duraa, Obaapanyin Abena Tawiah, Obaapanyin Adjoa Amoah, Ayipasohene Kwame Abbot and the entire family regret to announce the death of their beloved:
MAXWELL KWAME ODOOM-TSIBU
June 1946 – March 2026
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS
THERE WILL BE NO WAKE
BURIAL AND MEMORIAL SERVICE:
Saturday 2nd May, 2026 at 7 am at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Pedu, Cape Coast
INTERNMENT:
Private Ceremony
FINAL FUNERAL RITES:
Cape Coast Stadium
THANKSGIVING SERVICE:
Sunday 3rd May, 2026 at 7 am at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Pedu, Cape Coast
WIFE: Elizabeth Ama Odoom-Tsibu (Deceased)
CHILDREN: Beatrice Tsibu-Yeaboah, Prof. Duku, Mabel Nana Nyarkoa Porbley, Wynne Della Porbley, Percy Ama Odoom-Tsibu, Maxwell Kwame Odoom-Tsibu (Jnr.), Afua Odoom-Tsibu and Ellen Tsibu-Yeboah
GRANDCHILDREN: 6
ATTIRE: Saturday – Black and White, Sunday – White
ALL FRIENDS AND SYMPATHIZERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
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