The Nana Ekua Maanan Nsoa Family has announced the passing of Mrs. Anna Tackie, a 96-year-old matriarch, who left an indelible mark on the lives of those who knew her. According to the family, her wake keeping will be held on Friday, October 2, at her residence in Town Council Line near Laterbiokorshie Cluster of Schools. This somber gathering will provide an opportunity for friends, family, and acquaintances to pay their respects to the deceased.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Tackie have been finalized, with the burial service scheduled to take place on Saturday, October 3, at Martyrs of Uganda Catholic Church in Mamprobi. The service is set to commence at 7:00 am. A thanksgiving service will follow on Sunday, October 4, at the same church, starting at 9:00 am. These events will serve as a celebration of Mrs. Tackie's life and legacy.
Mrs. Tackie is survived by a large and diverse family, including several children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. Her children include Dr. Robert Nowkwei Tackie, residing in the United States, Roberta Tackie in Accra, Margaret Tackie, also in Accra, and Charles Tackie in the United States. Lovelace Tackie, a prominent figure at Joy Multimedia in Accra, Agnes Tackie in the UK, Richard Tackie in Canada, and Mrs. Mary Andoh in Accra, among others, will be mourning her loss.
The extensive list of survivors also includes grandchildren such as Robert Tackie, Gifty Entswah, Lizaberta Asante Anna Allotey Papoo and siblings, Daniel Norkwei Tackie, Felix Otoo and siblings, Rose Mary Jackson and siblings, Naa Aku Tackie, Agnes Sumailia, Nichole Klutse, and many others. The family's diversity and widespread presence reflect the significant impact Mrs. Tackie had on her community and beyond.
The Nana Ekua Maanan Nsoa Family expressed their sadness at Mrs. Tackie's passing, highlighting her remarkable age and the profound influence she had on those around her. The family's announcement has drawn condolences from various sectors of society, reflecting her broad impact and respect within the community.
As the Ghanaian community comes together to mourn Mrs. Anna Tackie, her legacy as a matriarch and pillar of her family will be remembered for years to come. The outpouring of support and tributes underscores the significant role she played in the lives of many.
Key figures and institutions have extended their sympathies to the bereaved family, acknowledging Mrs. Tackie's contributions and the void her passing leaves. The events scheduled to honor her life will serve as a testament to her enduring legacy and the high esteem in which she was held.
Key points
- The funeral service for Mrs. Anna Tackie will be held on Saturday, October 3, at Martyrs of Uganda Catholic Church in Mamprobi, starting at 7:00 am.
