Mr Lawrence Lord Owusu

Uncle Law who called me Akonta was a special man to me I remember the Xmas Eve parties we enjoyed at your residence and the jokes we shared together although you are gone forever your will always be remembered for you kindness and sense of humour . Rest in perfect peace Akonta

Gone too soon, you will always be in our hearts. Rest in perfect peace my dear brother

May his soul rest in peace Uncle Law. Till we meet again  

Because we all Saturday born to him am his sister and so my husband is Akonta.We had lovely family times together and it will always be remembered, we all shock by your demise but we take comfort in the Lord that you’ve done a great job in this world and many many people will never forget you, nantew ye me nua.

Uncle you’ve lived a life worthy of celebrating, you’ve left a remarkable memories that can’t be forgotten, you’ve created a great vacuum in our hearts.   Sleep well, God be with you. R.I.P   From the Amoako Family (Koforidua, Ghana)

Rest well uncle Law

May the good Lord guide you through AMEN

Mr Owusu may your gentle soul rest peacefully in the bosom of your Maker. We love you but God loves you more. Rest well.

Lawrence, gone too soon. May your beautiful soul rest in perfect sense.

Who will call me “my wife Gloria” the next time I come to the UK. This was Lawrence’s pet name for me. I can’t believe you are gone, dear Lawrence. Your death has been such a blow to me and the family. I will never forget your kindness and warmth you showed me anytime we met. I will miss you dearly. Rest well our husband.

From Mr and Mrs Obed Nzuh… Mr Owusu,life has shown us a hurtful side by taking you away from us and all who loved you dearly.We never foresaw this day but we trust that you have gone to be with the Lord…We hope you find peace and joy…Until we meet again uncle…Rest in the peace…damirafa due

From Albert and Margaret Marfo-Mensah   Mr Owusu, you did a lot in the short time you lived on this earth. You sudden death has brought a lot of sadness to the family and friends. Your good work, love and care to friends and family will always be remembered. May your soul rest in perfect peace  

  Gone too soon. May you rest peacefully with your Maker.  

Rest well Uncle Lawrence. I will never forget your words of encouragement and advice when I was faced with adversity. Christmas will never be the same without you – you will be dearly missed

Rest well Mr Owusu

The pain is not on the day of missing our dear one rather, the pain is really when we live without them and wth their presence on our minds. Damirefa due!! Uncle Law nantew eyie!

Uncle Lawrence, your untimely death has shocked and saddened us all. You were so jovial and kind. Your warm smile shall be missed. May you rest from your labours and in perfect peace in the Lords bosom.

My condolences to Auntie and the family. My thought and prayers are with you

Dear Mrs Doris Owusu and children, Although we know how hard it is to absorb the shock of losing a husband and a Dad we would like you to know that we are with you in prayer and mourning. May the Almighty God continue to bless you and protect you as you bid farewell to your dear one into His Kingdom.

May the good Lord strengthen the entire family in this hard times. May He keep the soul of our beloved in His bosom. Restin perfect peace Mr Lawrence Owusu

Uncle Law as I used to call him. I still can’t imagine he’s gone. Man proposes but God disposes. Only God knows why. We’ve cried many times and still crying yet we haven’t found any asnwer or clue, why this him and at this time. To Auntie Doris, Fiifi, Lloyd, the entire family, We say may the good Lord wipe your tears and give you everlasting comfort. Uncle Lawrence, Rest Well till we meet again.

Nea Onyame ye na eye, sister Doris. My condolences to you and the family. So sorry I can’t be with you physically but may the Lord strengthen you for He is our strength. May daddy’s soul rest in peace.

I still can’t believe you’re gone. I will always cherish the times we spent together it was an absolute pleasure. Thank you for all your advice and words of encouragement. Rest in perfect peace.  

It was a great shock when I heard of your death. My neighbour,you were always business minded and will always play with Fafa anytime you are back from UK. Your standing chats we always had will never be forgotten.The last chat we had,you said what at all are we working and struggling for? It is well. RIP

Rest in peace Uncle Lawrence. You have left a mark in our hearts with your kindness and warmth. Onyame enfa wo nsie

We are very sorry for your loss and praying that the good Lord will strengthen the family at this difficult time. May the fond memories you shared with Uncle Law help you through the grieving process. May his gentle soul Rest in Peace.   From the Quist – Arcton family

Auntie Doris, tis so sweet to trust in Jesus. May the lord console you and the entire family at this difficult time. Onyame na onim nea eye ma ne mma. Take heart. From Trinity Presby YAF

May your gentle soul rest peacefully in the Lord’s bosom uncle Lawrence. To the Owusu family, please accept our sincere condolences. May His Shalom peace and strength be with you all

From Trinity YPG   We wish to express our sincere condolences to you and your family. It is our prayer that the Almighty Lord will give you comfort and guidance in this period of pain. Stay Blessed Mrs Doris Owusu and family

Fare thee well Uncle Law. You have indeed fought a good fight and run your race well. Working with you at Merchant and processing LA transactions was a delight. May the good Lord keep your gentle soul.   Rest in the bosom of your maker.   We will forever miss you.   Frank Williams

Asante’s family Express our condolences to the entire family of Mrs Doris Owusu for the good Lord lead you for difficult time like this where we can not join hands together and say our final good bye to dear love one Mrs Doris may the Lord console you and be with you while you are watching him joining his maker and next world after death is seperated us till our own time too, may his soul rest in peace as we all wish and believe that there is no peace here in this earth.

Psalms 121:1-8 (KJV) You will lift up your eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh your help?. Your help cometh from the LORD, who made heaven and earth. He will not suffer thy foot to be moved: he that keepeth thee will not slumber. Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep. The LORD is thy keeper: the LORD is thy shade upon thy right hand. The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night. The LORD shall preserve thee from all evil: He shall preserve thy souls. The LORD shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore. May the Good Lord be your Companion always. From: Mr and Mrs Adomako

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you.    

Lawrence it has been a year ago you left us I still feel you have travelled. I have been waiting and looking through the window thinking you will be returning but till date you still haven’t. The vacuum you left is still there and it’s only God that help us to fill that gap We have accepted that though we love you and want you back but God loves you more and wants to keep you. Rest in His perfect Peace honey. AMEN