IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Sir Walters Wakum MUNDE
RIP - FEB.08.2019 at 50.
One of the most valuable pioneer, most dynamic leader of the Cameroonian Association (CAE). Walters was one of the founder of the CAE, a former Director of Communications and a former elected president back in 2010s.
Great impact in the Cameroonian community of Edmonton with Sawa association, Savanah Association and well-known as the most Sierra Leonian of Cameroonians. DJ, Cameraman, Choir-singer, CAE team soccer coach, ...
Biography
Walters Wakum Munde hails from a place called Meta in the Bamenda Prefecture of northwest Cameroon. Mister Walters, as most Sierra Leoneans called him here, is survived by his wife Petula (nee Pearce) and their 11-year-old daughter Muriel.
Munde went to Sierra Leone in the late 1980s; spending several years there as a student at Njala University College. Sir Munde came to Canada in March 2008; after a sojourn in the United Kingdom. Up to the time of his death, Mr. Munde was an instructor at CDI College in Edmonton. He taught one of his specialties – oil and gas administration.
Mrs Myriam Pulcherie Nkenni MANIKOUE
RIP - SEPT.14.2022
Biography
On September 14, 2022, we lost an angel, a sister, a faithful friend, a great lady with a big heart and very involved in community life (The Cameroonian Association of Edmonton, The Campus StJean, St Joachim parish, Po'oh Menoua Association, Haut-Nkam family association of Edmonton, ...).
Someone once said: “If you've ever been to an event in the Cameroonian community, you've certainly enjoyed a meal prepared by Pulcherie. Always willing to help.”
She leaves in deep sadness all the rest of her siblings and a community that she loved and served.
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CAMEROONIAN ASSOCIATION OF EDMONTON
Sir DZUNKAM Simo Tah Dzu
Biography
Every ACE member should remember President SIMO as one of the great visionaries of the emergence of black cultural organizations of his time. Through his dynamism, he worked to produce a new era for the Cameroonian community: openness to other communities, establishing cooperation with major diplomatic bodies. His involvement with Alberta's francophonie, including radio broadcasts, has made him one of Alberta's most proactive leaders. He has left a solid foundation for ACE to continue to thrive.
For professional reasons, he will be leaving Edmonton to settle with his family in Ottawa, where he will work for the Government of Canada, while always serving his ACE community as a great advisor until the end.
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Kenny Raphael NYEMEG YETNA
RIP - Aug2023.
The Nyemeg family, active members of ACE, announced the terrible tragedy of the death of their young child Kenny Raphael. Devastated by his passing, “Kiko” reminds us of the essential purpose of ACE.
His story, and the testimonies of his family, inspired us to create a more secure environment (in all aspects) for the children, by transforming the youth activities we had in the past, into a youth program emphasizing academic, cultural, sports, artistic, entrepreneurial education, ... In his memory, we launched the IWDIMAA (My Roots) youth program.
CAMEROONIAN ASSOCIATION OF EDMONTON
Mrs Edith MONTHE HANJOU
RIP - JUN.22.2024
Dear members of the Cameroonian diaspora in Alberta, of the Cameroonian Association of Edmonton, Calgary and Red Deer, it is with deep sorrow that we announce this sad news: Miss Edith Monthé Handjou has left us. She passed away in the early hours of Saturday June 22, 2024 in Calgary after a painful battle with cancer.
Édith was a member of ACE since 2022 and one of the most in good standing...
We send our sincere condolences to her family while uniting our prayers for her peaceful eternal rest.💐
😔 LIFE!!!
Courage to all.
Let's stay strong.
CAMEROONIAN ASSOCIATION OF EDMONTON