Charles Nso Ayuk - Site Memorial Online

We will feel the absence of Charles most when we gather in our communities and
feel the emptiness that he once so well filled as he urges all of us to look for the
goodness in each of us and strive to empower one another in this adopted home of
ours the USA.  Charles believed and he shared this believe that empowering each other is the only way out to creat a better life for us all.  He had always plausibly pointed
out that one hand cannot tie a bundle but if two or more pulled together their resources we could be better off as a dynamic group than if we tried do it all alone no metter how tough we may appear to be. As he bids us farewel on his transition we should be comforted that his spirit will touch us in one way or the other and encourage us forward in our daily endeavours.  He is now gone ahead of us to prepare and receive us when we too answer the call to Eternity.  Our prays to God should be that God should send Charles to come and receive us when it is our turn, with open hands as he wecomes us in his  quiet and reassuring voice;
           "Welcome, do not be afraid I am here, with you, and
          will walk with you and guide you to your destination".

John Ashu
Boston/MA