Boima, Joe (whom I was privileged to meet only early this year and thereafter had a brief chat with Boima's just had to be the one Tunapu) and all the children, grandchildren and other relatives and friends: we are not sure what to say, especially to Boima, our forever never forgetting friend and family; but for our Dear Lucia we (Dr and Jehu) need to say, Rest in Perfect Peace Tinapu.

We know that you are with God our Father, and resting in the only place where you could be if away from E Boima.

I Jehu still hear Lucia's lovely voice with the then Cuttington University College singing her famous " Jeseh Kartonou Belleh now keh ti ma le keh".(and I 'm really not fussed at this time if the spelling is wrong). Such a really lovely voice, coming from a beautiful lady with so much grace and elegance. It was a pleasure to be a part of that group.

God does take the Best and He has taken Lucia. May He grant all the families and friends especially E Boima, the children and Grandchildren the Lucia Peace, the peace, love and grace that eminated from her to all of you and we hope it provides some comfort to all that there are others who are praying for you.

May the Soul of Lucia along with all our other departed families and friends rest in God's Perfect Peace.

Boima take care oh. We only just learned about it. We love you and are praying for you.

I first met Lucia February 1987 when we both started working OB-ICU at Wishard. She was always so funny and kind. So knowledgeable even the docs would ask her advice. My condolences to her family. We all miss her

I'm so glad life came full circle and I was able to care for you a couple of short times toward the end of your life. I'll always admire your beautiful soul and your LOVE for so many people. I know you've found peace and eternal rest. <3

She was loving and caring. She was very passionate about the things of God. She loved her family and She loved Shepherds International Outreach Network. She served as our coach . She will truly be missed at our annual Gatherings. Rest In Peace Coach

She was a caring and children mother. My condolences to everyone for her passing, but let us continue to trust in the LORD for strength as we all bear this pain.

I met you when I moved to Indianapolis some 17years ago and found out that you were married to my mother cousin you treated me like family clothes, food and my flower pot which I still have in Philadelphia. I miss your cheering spirit and love for people, your home was open to everyone God please take care of our Ma-Lu Amen.

Our love and sympathy to the family at this time as God comforts and give Lucia eternal rest.

Remember- "No one walks alone"

Pastor Alecia Reeves-Freeman

Sr. Pastor, Fisk Memorial UMC, Natick, MA

Iam so sorry to hear about Lucia. May The Lord fin you all comfort during this time.

Today, I thought of you and laughed out loud.

The fact you knew everywhere I worked because you had to deliver my Five finger potato greens,pepper and etc. Or me coming over to shop and getting all the goodiesMade me feel loved

I loved you in life and I still love you in death.You were my strong supporter in any endeavors.We Sang songs we both loved.

I love you,but Jesus love you best

Good night till we meet again on that peaceful shore. "NA E LEAH KUMBA"

Sometimes when all seems lost for some of us, as the case was for me, there are those who step up to the plate and make you feel there is hope, and Aunty Lucia was that person always stepping up to the plate. She played a major role in my military career. She and Dr. Henrique Tokpa pinned on my very first rank in Indianapolis. So I say to all of us let us step up to the plate in the life of someone so they don't feel alone. To Uncle E. B. and the children, Aunty has already paved the way, and she is resting in peace. Let's hold together.