The Fortieth Day Ceremony

Sister Hannah Barrie...gone but not forgotten

of the late Sister Hannah Barrie (Nee Jallo-Jamboria) formerly of Mambaridge Quarry will take place at No 3 Jankins Lane,Freetown on Sunday 22^nd June 2008 at 4:00pm.She is survived by her husband and three children,parents,sisters and brothers at home and abroad.Other relatives including:The Jallo-Jamboria, Seray-Wurie, Rahman, Gibril, Othman, Carew, Juana,Mason,Savage,Charm,  

Juana,Tarawally,Sahid,Gba Kamara, Mason, Savage, Charm, Cole, Camba Families at home and abroad. Also not forgetting staff of the Connaught and PCM Hospitals. PCM Hospitals

Lenox....Gone But Not Forgotten....We Miss you Brother

In Loving Memory of our dear friend, brother and club member LENNOX ERNEST MARTIN who sadly passed away on Tuesday13 th May 2008. You will be greatly missed but we shall surely meet again.From all present and past members of MYSTYQ CLUB (IPAM).

It is with great sadness that the family of Hannah Barrie (nee Jallo-Jamboria)

Hannah Barrie(Nee Jallo-Jamboria) rest in peace

age 42 years (16 October 1966), announce her passing on Friday May 9, 2008 at The Connaught Hospital, Freetown after a caesarean operation at The PCM “Cottage” Hospital. The late Hannah Barrie worked as a well-respected Nurse at the  PCM and Connaught hospitals , but her proudest roll was not only as a mother to her three children but her passion in helping the sick get medical attention. Hannah’s conviction in contributing to Sierra Leone’s failing health sector gave her the courage and strength to return home after successfully completing her nursing in Milan, Italy and London, United Kingdom two years ago..Hannah’s greatest joy was to be there for her children and provide a loving home for her husband and family. She will be lovingly remembered by her husband of 20 years Abu Bakarr ‘Adidas’ Barrie and their three beautiful children: Sahid, Haja Humu, and Hannatu Bintu who she so deeply loved.

Although we are apart now you are always in my heart, in every single thing I do you still play a part. When I have to make decisions and I don’t know what to do, once again my mind I find will go back to you

Dallas, Texas, U.S.A. (January 29, 2008). The Team Manager for Sierra Stars Soccer Association (SSSA), Mr. Patrick Dangawallie, the Executive and the entire members of the club in the United States, mourn the loss of former Leone Stars coach, Mr. Steven Bio who passed away some few days ago.

Olufemi Cole, commonly known as Oloh, was born in the mountain

Dr Oloh....milo jazz and gumbay matser we miss you

village of Leicester near Freetown on the 20th of March 1944. Born of humble parents, Dr. Oloh never enjoyed the luxury of a secondary school education.Due to the limited financial resources of his parents, he was forced to leave school at an early age to earn a living. He traipsed all over Freetown in search of those houses where musicians used to practice. It was clear that Oloh was looking for the opportunity to get into the music business.He was always fascinated by the maestro and guitarist, Dr. Dynamite (Masokoloko). His influence on Oloh was profound. At that point in his life, he was toying with the idea of becoming a priest. But his weak educational background hampered  him and he quickly abandoned his ambition of becoming a priest.  Oloh then switched to music and discovered a niche in the market. 

In Memoriam

The Late Mr Alimamy Samuel Kabia

of The Late Mr Alimamy Samuel Kabia who Passed away July 23 2007.May his soul rest in peace.Mr Alimamy Samuel Kabia was born on July 12th 1939 in Lunsar in the Marampa Chiefdom in Port Loko District,Northern Province.He was a Heir of the Pa Kuma crowning House.His parents were Pa Soso Kabia and Ya N'dama Gbla.He grew up in Lunsar as a boy under the guardianship of his older brother Pa Momodu Kabia.As a young aldult,he was in the care of his older sister Haja N'Sirah Kabia.These two people were very instrumental and influential in shaping his personality and the way he lived his life.As a member of the House of Ruling Chiefs,it was imperative that he received the best education possible

The wife and family of the late Albert Ekundayo Chuweter Cream-Wright extend their warmest thanks and appreciation to all sympathizers at home and abroad for their great support during the period of pain and grief.Albert, it is only death that was able to separate us and it is the same death that will reunite us on the other side. It is well, it is enough, but Christ knows all and he has made it plain. Sleep on and take your rest.