Dear Pa,
When Benjamin Disraeli urges people to "nuture their minds with great thoughts", it is very easy for me. I do not have to go fishing for those great thoughts because my everyday life is plagued with triggers of the great ideals that you imparted in me.

I am having a bitter-sweet moment because of your physical absence from the world, yet I feel very blessed and fulfilled, that you crossed my path.

Your legacy is not just thriving in me, but also through my associates, friends and family.

It is a sad moment filled with treasured memories!
P.S.S. MAnkon is one of the greatest schools in the country today, because of your relentless zeal for perfection and excellence.

I remember the church hymnary songs you taught when we walked into form one. I still hear those songs today when I go to visit P.S.S. Mankon.

I remember the tough love...a love that kindled the zeal for hard work and success!

I remember phonetics, and good English! Can I ever forget "Tales from my Hut"? Yes we spoke ENGLISH... thanks to you! Pa, I have never failed an English Language prequalification Exam, because of the firm foundation you laid!

I remember Youth Days... the elation I experienced each time P.S.S. Mankon was first.

I remember how you dignified good morals...respect, good behavior, hard work...!You did not just know our names, but you took time to study each student's family background! I still marvel how you did it!

I remmember...I remember...I remember...!

The very fabric of my existence today is intertwined by the excellent quality of the educational foundation I got from you!

Pa, MOVE ON!

Move on with your head high. Move on, because your relentless efforts have created an undying legacy.

Move on, PA!
I am sure the gates of heaven are ready to welcome you with...
"Well Done Good and Faithful Servant!

Rest in Peace!!!

Perpetua B. Numfor Fonki, Ph.D

Dear Pa,
You made me what i am today. You are the reason i am a successful young man and I will forever be grateful. May your soul rest in peace till we meet again.
Love, your son Denis