LATE JUSTICE NDEM EMOLE
(REST IN PEACE).
The Ndem-Emole Family of Abiriba community, Abia State, Nigeria, announces with great sadness but a total submission to the will of God, the passing away of their beloved father, husband, grandfather, uncle and brother, Justice Ndem Emole - a retired High Court Judge of Abia State. Justice Emole died in Virgina Beach, Virginia, USA following old age related infirmities on May 23rd, 2011; surrounded by his loving wife, children and friends.
Justice Ndem Emole was 80 years old and until his death held the traditional title of Okwu Akachi 1 of Abiriba. He was born to the Late Ogbuwa and Oiediya Emole family of Abiriba and was an avid gardener by hobby. Justice Ndem Emole was survived by wife, Alice Emole, four daughters and two sons, five grand-children, one step-brother and two sons in law. His remains will depart Family Choice Funeral Home, Virginia Beach, Virginia USA for its onward journey back to Nigeria at a date to be announced by the family for his funeral and interment according to the traditions of his Abiriba community.
A Northern California United States of America Wake-keeping for Justice Ndem Emole will be held on Saturday, June 25th, 2011 at The Emole’s California Residence, 1965 White Mountain Court, Antioch California 94531 by 6.00pm.
At this time of great loss, the Emole Family finds solace in 2Timothy 4:7-8 which states, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Now, there is in store for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, will award to me on that day, and not only to me but also to all who longed for his appearance.” The family believes that our dearly departed, Justice Ndem Emole, fell within the category of people contemplated by this verse and shall accordingly be rewarded for the good fight which he fought while his journey on this earth lasted, Amen. Adieu Pa.
At this time of great loss, the Emole Family finds solace in 2Timothy 4:7-8 which states, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Now, there is in store for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, will award to me on that day, and not only to me but also to all who longed for his appearance.” The family believes that our dearly departed, Justice Ndem Emole, fell within the category of people contemplated by this verse and shall accordingly be rewarded for the good fight which he fought while his journey on this earth lasted, Amen. Adieu Pa.
Signed:-
Dr. Murphy Emole, son, USA; (510) 499‐8626
Barrister Ifeoma Onuoha Esq, daughter, USA; (925) 457‐0619
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