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Supreme Court Justice, Yonny Kulendi and the entire Timbilla Kulendi and Allied Families are remembering their matriarch, Mma Sarah Chenewile Timbilla, one year after her passing.
They also take the opportunity to express their gratitude to all who stood by them in their darkest hour.
Mma Sarah Chenewile Timbilla was born in 1934 and was called to glory in 2020, having lived a truly impactful life.
"May Mma's soul continue to rest in eternal peace," the family said.
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