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    The document is a tribute given for Mr. John Kyei-Sah on May 20, 2011 by KOTOKO PETER DAVID. It describes Mr. Kyei-Sah as a self-sacrificing, authentic man who ensured discipline among his family and encouraged others to do what is right. As a Christian, he was devoted to worshipping God and encouraging faith. However, some found his talkative nature and criticism of wrongdoers invasive of privacy. Overall, he cared about the success of those around him.

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    The document is a tribute given for Mr. John Kyei-Sah on May 20, 2011 by KOTOKO PETER DAVID. It describes Mr. Kyei-Sah as a self-sacrificing, authentic man who ensured discipline among his family and encouraged others to do what is right. As a Christian, he was devoted to worshipping God and encouraging faith. However, some found his talkative nature and criticism of wrongdoers invasive of privacy. Overall, he cared about the success of those around him.

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    The document is a tribute given for Mr. John Kyei-Sah on May 20, 2011 by KOTOKO PETER DAVID. It describes Mr. Kyei-Sah as a self-sacrificing, authentic man who ensured discipline among his family and encouraged others to do what is right. As a Christian, he was devoted to worshipping God and encouraging faith. However, some found his talkative nature and criticism of wrongdoers invasive of privacy. Overall, he cared about the success of those around him.

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    A tribute for Mr. John Kyei-Sah read by KOTOKO PETER DAVID on 20th may 2011.

    A good reputation is better than expensive perfume; and the day you die is better than the day you were born. Ecclesiastes 7:1. The end of anything is better than its beginning. Patience is better than pride. Ecclesiastes 7:8 Mr. John Kyei-Sah, my grand father, is a self-sacrificing man, who is authentic in all of his dealings with others. He was loved by many due to his selfless attitude. It is because of his example, that I carefully consider the choices I make as human; knowing I can dramatically affect the lives of my friends and family members through my decisions. One significant attribute of his life is the way he ensures discipline among his children and grand children. He always advice us and helps us to maintain a remarkable level of discipline. He is also a Christian who worships the Lord with no excuse or tiredness. He encourages Christians to believe in Jesus and always walk on his path, in other to enter the kingdom of God. My grand father is a candid person who believes in freedom of speech and truth. He clearly states wrongs from rights and always encourage people to do the right thing, and speak the truth no matter how difficult or painful it is. Because of his advising nature, people describe my grand father as a talkative. He spends so much time on advising people and always ends up talking too much. He was nick named kasapoole meaning talkative in the Akan dialect. He also complains about peoples behavior and tends to criticize wrong doers. Many people didnt like this because they feel their privacy is been invaded. Finally, I will say my grandfather was a good man who paid much attention to the success of people around him. Till we meet again, Mr. John Kyei-Sah may your soul rest in peace in the bosom of the Lord. DEMRIFA DUE

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