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| Esemeliku Enow | Godson, Nephew | June 24, 2013 |
Sleep tight my dear uncle and Godfather. We had the world when we had you.
| Rosa Befidi-Mengue | Doctor | June 22, 2013 |
Ndumbe, I know you are blooming brightly on the other side of the fence. I just wish we had you with us but God’s plans are not ours. My brother and friend, did I ever say thank you for taking my kids to church when I was not around; for driving me home from work for months when I was too scared to drive in the dense traffic of Yaounde; for being a father to Papi and treating him like a kid when I was too hard on him; for making me see it was okay for him to become a Catholic and inviting me to his confirmation; for being there for me whenever I needed advice during my professional career? Probably not enough. Thank you. I will miss you as you are gone to this far away land of peace, joy and happiness where I can see you no more. God be with you till will meet again. The memories of all you did and were for us will remain with us.
| Princess Estelle Abangma-Arrey | Peter's Death | June 19, 2013 |
The news about Prof. P. M. Ndumbe passing away was a big blow. Still in denial.
"They say ' nobody is perfect", but Peter was near perfection, no wonder his friends called
him "SAINT".
He loved people, loved his job, and was very good at it; the MD with the best handwriting.
He loved life and was full of it too. He seemed to have a solution to every problem----
I called him my encyclopedia. What a huge loss for the family, friends and the nation.
Father God, give his loved ones the strength and courage to accept his death and
let the sweet memories of his life with us live for ever and ever in Jesus' name.
Big brother and good friend, may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. peace, Peace, Peace.
............Princess Estelle.
"They say ' nobody is perfect", but Peter was near perfection, no wonder his friends called
him "SAINT".
He loved people, loved his job, and was very good at it; the MD with the best handwriting.
He loved life and was full of it too. He seemed to have a solution to every problem----
I called him my encyclopedia. What a huge loss for the family, friends and the nation.
Father God, give his loved ones the strength and courage to accept his death and
let the sweet memories of his life with us live for ever and ever in Jesus' name.
Big brother and good friend, may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. peace, Peace, Peace.
............Princess Estelle.
| ENO STEPHEN MAKIA | FOUNDER, ENO MAKIA MINISTRIES., Houston, TX. | June 17, 2013 |
Joshua 1: 9 ; Have I not commanded you ? Be strong and do not be afraid nor dismayed for the Lord your GOD will be with you wherever you go.
Jeremiah 1: 5; When I formed you in the womb, I knew you. I had sanctified you and ordained you a prophet of all nations.
Professor Ndumbe; God created a special and unique individual. Your steps were ordered the moment you stepped foot on the grounds of CPC Bali. I was introduced to you very briefly in Yaounde by my late uncle Peter Funge Makia in 1979. I had just finished my A Levels and was looking forward to take the Jamb exams for admission to UNIBADAN. When I told you I was looking forwrad to majoring in International Relations, you advised me to improve on my French. God had a different plan for me.
I started with those two bible verses to honor you. You have finished all the tasks GOD had for you with distinction on this side of heaven. Now you are going home, not to Cameroon or another country but this time you are going to GOD'S HOME to have a well deserved rest. The pager will ring no more because it is turned off for ever, You may have left us, but your fingerprints and footprints will ever remain wiith us.
Sleep well my brother. You will be dearly missed. i pray may GOD comfort your family and may you rest in perfect peace and I leave you with these last few verses of Psalms 23 on your lips; Though I walk through the shadows of the valley of death, I will fear no evil, for your rod and your staff they comfort me all the days of my life.
Goodnight my brother, Dr Professor Peter Ndumbe. We will meet again someday.
Jeremiah 1: 5; When I formed you in the womb, I knew you. I had sanctified you and ordained you a prophet of all nations.
Professor Ndumbe; God created a special and unique individual. Your steps were ordered the moment you stepped foot on the grounds of CPC Bali. I was introduced to you very briefly in Yaounde by my late uncle Peter Funge Makia in 1979. I had just finished my A Levels and was looking forward to take the Jamb exams for admission to UNIBADAN. When I told you I was looking forwrad to majoring in International Relations, you advised me to improve on my French. God had a different plan for me.
I started with those two bible verses to honor you. You have finished all the tasks GOD had for you with distinction on this side of heaven. Now you are going home, not to Cameroon or another country but this time you are going to GOD'S HOME to have a well deserved rest. The pager will ring no more because it is turned off for ever, You may have left us, but your fingerprints and footprints will ever remain wiith us.
Sleep well my brother. You will be dearly missed. i pray may GOD comfort your family and may you rest in perfect peace and I leave you with these last few verses of Psalms 23 on your lips; Though I walk through the shadows of the valley of death, I will fear no evil, for your rod and your staff they comfort me all the days of my life.
Goodnight my brother, Dr Professor Peter Ndumbe. We will meet again someday.
| Stella Anyangwe | Retired WHO Representative | June 17, 2013 |
Where do I start? I guess, from the beginning. PM, you and I lived with my maternal grand- uncle, Mr Isaac Malafa, and his family in Bota in 1960, and we trekked from SS. Quarters, Bota to CDC school Middle Farm each school day. You were just a baby, but you were a sturdy lad! We made "koki plantain" together for our school lunch. Then I left in 1961 to join my mum in Nigeria, and we only met again when I returned to Cameroon in 1967 to complete secondary school in Saker. We attended CCAST Bambili together (I was a class ahead of you) and a couple of years later, we were together again in medical school (CUSS Yaounde). You continued being the younger brother that I did not have biologically. We progressed happily in life and you ended up joining me in the World Health Organization. Little did I know that my last posting to Brazzaville just before my retirement was to be there when you would have the stroke that would transport you to meet Uncle Isaac, Aunty Ursula and Efosi Malafa in the great beyond! I have waited a full month since your demise to write this condolence, hoping that as the days go by, I would wake up one morning to find out that your death was indeed a cruel, sick joke! But alas, it isn't, and as funeral plans gather momentum, I now know that I too need to say goodbye to my brother PM, Petros, Prof!
Yondo suelele (go well/safe journey) papa, and may our good and gracious God welcome you into glory with wide-open arms, and tell you "well done, good and faithful servant"! Please intercede on our behalf that a place be kept for us in our Father's house where sooner or later, we will meet to part no more.
Rest in perfect peace.
Stella Chy Anyangwe
Yondo suelele (go well/safe journey) papa, and may our good and gracious God welcome you into glory with wide-open arms, and tell you "well done, good and faithful servant"! Please intercede on our behalf that a place be kept for us in our Father's house where sooner or later, we will meet to part no more.
Rest in perfect peace.
Stella Chy Anyangwe
| LadyMelisse Melissa Nambangi | Executive Director, MAWA | June 16, 2013 |
Dear family of Dr. Peter Ndumbe:
My sincere and heartfelt condolences for the death of your illustrious brother, Peter Ndumbe. He was a wonderful person, that some of us are blest to have known at a time in our lives when we needed to know people like him. Your brother was very kind to me and my family and I will never forget him. I pray he rests forever in God's bosom because he did do God's work.
Dear Peter, this has been the most difficult piece of writing for me to do, in spite of my profession as journalist and later lecturer, this one has been a difficult piece to write. I've come to this page several times and nothing seemed adequate enough to express the pain, the frustration, the anger that your passing raises. Not only have you gone too soon, but I truly believed I would see you again on this earth. This is tough. But the good Lord who made us all and calls us back when He wants to, knows why he took you back so soon.
I want to thank you, and maybe I should be directing these thanks to God, for all you did for my kids and I. I dropped in on you whenever we had a health problem, big or small - being just 4 houses down the street from you in Yaounde. Even when you just came in from work, you never asked us to wait for you to rest or wait for you to eat, but just went on to attend to us - be it writing out a prescription or scheduling a hospital visit for which you never asked for even a consultation fee.
I could go on and on, but I won't. I already poured out my heart on Facebook. In very simple but heartfelt words: "Thank you, Dr. Peter Ndumbe. Thank God that I got to know you in this life. Rest in peace, dear friend. Your passing hurts us all".
My sincere and heartfelt condolences for the death of your illustrious brother, Peter Ndumbe. He was a wonderful person, that some of us are blest to have known at a time in our lives when we needed to know people like him. Your brother was very kind to me and my family and I will never forget him. I pray he rests forever in God's bosom because he did do God's work.
Dear Peter, this has been the most difficult piece of writing for me to do, in spite of my profession as journalist and later lecturer, this one has been a difficult piece to write. I've come to this page several times and nothing seemed adequate enough to express the pain, the frustration, the anger that your passing raises. Not only have you gone too soon, but I truly believed I would see you again on this earth. This is tough. But the good Lord who made us all and calls us back when He wants to, knows why he took you back so soon.
I want to thank you, and maybe I should be directing these thanks to God, for all you did for my kids and I. I dropped in on you whenever we had a health problem, big or small - being just 4 houses down the street from you in Yaounde. Even when you just came in from work, you never asked us to wait for you to rest or wait for you to eat, but just went on to attend to us - be it writing out a prescription or scheduling a hospital visit for which you never asked for even a consultation fee.
I could go on and on, but I won't. I already poured out my heart on Facebook. In very simple but heartfelt words: "Thank you, Dr. Peter Ndumbe. Thank God that I got to know you in this life. Rest in peace, dear friend. Your passing hurts us all".
| Kitsos Louis | Prof., University of Crete, Greece, STAC/TDR | June 15, 2013 |
A good friend, I will miss and I always remember Peter and his excellent, biting and fair sense of humour!
| Dr. J B FODJE MD, FRCS, MBA | Doctor | June 14, 2013 |
Jonas B FODJE MD,MBA, FRCS - Surgeon.
I just want to extend my heart felt condolenses to Chief Kepe and Mama the children and all family members of Peter. All of a sudden the world seems such a lonely place without Peter.It has been so hard to stop denying that Peter, my friend and brother in Christ since Njongolo, my class mate through medical school and my fellow in Arms during our days in England is no more. May God who created him and gave him such talent keep him in a safe place to be raised to life with the forgiven and the righteous on the Day of Atonement. We called him a Saint and a Saint indeed he is for a Saint is us who fall down and get up. May God raise more Saints of the likes of Peter and bless you all.
Peter, dear brother and friend I'll keep the bond we together created with our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, hoping as we always did, that a day shall come when God's trumpet shall sound and we like all God's children shall rise to eternal Glory. May that hope keep you company till we meet at Jesus' Feet to part no more. I will always love you.
There is a home beyond life's fitful fever, a grand repose, and everlasting rest, Where white robed Angels welcome the believers, Among the blessed among the best, There is a place where sins and woes are vanquished, And silent prayers shall be at last fulfilled, where pains and strains and mumbling and life's waring at last are stilled, at last are stilled.
I just want to extend my heart felt condolenses to Chief Kepe and Mama the children and all family members of Peter. All of a sudden the world seems such a lonely place without Peter.It has been so hard to stop denying that Peter, my friend and brother in Christ since Njongolo, my class mate through medical school and my fellow in Arms during our days in England is no more. May God who created him and gave him such talent keep him in a safe place to be raised to life with the forgiven and the righteous on the Day of Atonement. We called him a Saint and a Saint indeed he is for a Saint is us who fall down and get up. May God raise more Saints of the likes of Peter and bless you all.
Peter, dear brother and friend I'll keep the bond we together created with our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, hoping as we always did, that a day shall come when God's trumpet shall sound and we like all God's children shall rise to eternal Glory. May that hope keep you company till we meet at Jesus' Feet to part no more. I will always love you.
There is a home beyond life's fitful fever, a grand repose, and everlasting rest, Where white robed Angels welcome the believers, Among the blessed among the best, There is a place where sins and woes are vanquished, And silent prayers shall be at last fulfilled, where pains and strains and mumbling and life's waring at last are stilled, at last are stilled.
| CIRCB | CONDOLÉANCES | June 13, 2013 |
| Carol Pandak | DIRECTOR, POLIOPLUS | June 11, 2013 |
From Rotary International Headquarters, please accept our sincerest condolences.
In sympathy,
Carol Pandak
Director, PolioPlus
In sympathy,
Carol Pandak
Director, PolioPlus
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