Mr andMrs Fletcher KWEKUAMPAH, the Almighty God gifted you to your humbled parents of Opanyin Eduafo and Obaapanyin Adwoa Atta. You started your pre-school at Edumadze Day Nursery at Mankessim. By dint of hard work, you passed through Urban Council Primary and Middle Schools to Swedru Secondary School and gained admission to University of Ghana Medical School. From your humble beginning following your beloved mother to Catholic church every Sunday, you remain a man of strong character and principles that hasmade you a pillar of strength for your family, friends and kinsmen. An acknowledgement of God’s affection for you, you have learned to love and be frank with people you come into contact with. For these and other qualities that make you a rolemodel for mankind and a shining example of humanity, your beloved wife, children and members of Mankessim Old Timers appreciate and admire you in commemoration of your 65th BIRTHDAY and in acknowledgement of how far God has brought you. HAPPYHAPPY BIRTHDAY FANTA ENJOY EVERYMOMENT TO YOUR LIFE John Aidoo and Family Dear Dr. Eduafo (aka Fantastic Fanta), on behalf of the entire Aidoo family, we want to wish you a very happy 65th birthday! Your life and accomplishments have been a source of inspiration and pride for us all, and we are grateful for the love and support you have given us over the years. As a doctor, you have dedicated your life to serving others, and your compassion, intelligence, and unwavering commitment to your patients are truly inspiring. Your dedication is a reflection of the love and grace that God has shown us, and we are proud to call you our doc, uncle, and grandpa. And just as the apostle Paul wrote in Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things throughChrist who strengthensme.” This truth should give you strength and courage as you continue to serve others. Oh, and by the way, just remember that ageing is mandatory, but growing old is optional! Happy birthday! Wishing you many more years of good health, happiness, and all the best. Cheers to you! Isaac Asomaning Bempong Today, it is about you, FANTA (the origin of this nickname is highly confidential). I have known Fanta since 1972 when he had just started seeing fullygrown pubic hairs and recognizing beautiful girls and had “relocated” from Mankessim to Agona Swedru (Swesco House One, DormB) in Ghana. Abey, thanks so much for your “service” at Swesco: washing my clothes, making the bed, feeding me with your “provisions” and most importantly, being the errand boy (remember the food from the Girl’s House). He told me that my late dad and his car influenced his focus on education and his choice of a professional career in medicine. He’s smart, very intelligent, and a fast talker who has a crazy sense of humor. Oh! God, he has not disappointed anyone who has come across him. He is a great doctor, with selfless dedication to his patients. Period. Fanta, I am more excited about your birthday parties because it allows me to go toe-to-toe with you when my arthritic joints don’t act up and it comes to the dancing floor. I am glad to know you and your family. In my next life, I would like to meet you again, but in reverse order, with Fanta being my big brother. LoL My brother, have fun today, but please control yourself as you are up there with 65 bags of salt. Let the Old Man Above bless you and allow you to enjoy more years. With lots of love, I say “Happy Birthday to the One and Only FANTA”. Paa Kwesi and Ewura Efua, Cape Coast Having chalked three score and five (years) on life’s highway, is no joke, especially whenmirrored from the sidelines of life’s uncertainties including It’s up and downs, Twist and turns, Sweet and bitter characteristics. We, on our part, give the Most High God, the credit, for His continuous Grace and tender Mercy bestowed on you. 52 The Birthday Journal
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