
Anna Mabilong Gyang

To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.
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With deep sadness, we announce the passing of Anna , who was born on November 27th, 1951 and passed away on January 24th, 2026 in {location}.
Anna will be remembered for kindness, generosity, and the quiet ability to bring people together. Family, friends, neighbors, and colleagues all experienced the warmth and sincerity that made time spent with Anna meaningful.
Throughout life, Anna built lasting connections and touched many lives through simple acts of care, encouragement, and friendship. Conversations, shared moments, and everyday gestures created memories that will remain with those who had the privilege of knowing Anna .
Family meant a great deal to Anna , and relationships were always nurtured with patience and devotion. Friends valued loyalty and sincerity, while colleagues appreciated dedication and a thoughtful approach to work and collaboration.
The passing of Anna leaves a space that cannot be filled. Yet the memories, lessons, and moments shared will continue to live on in the hearts of those who were fortunate to know Anna .
Anna will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered.
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This isnt an easy piece to write...
I thank God for the life you lived. The joy, singing, warmth that resonated from you.
You were a woman of faith and that gives me joy, knowing you walked with God and had a relationship with Him.
Your home was a place of warmth, fellowship, place of laughter and kindness.
Though we grieve your passing, we are comforted by God's eternal rest.
Your legacy of love, hospitality and kindness remains with us.
Merab and Joshua love and miss you. Keep resting mummy.




Thank you for your encouragement, and for taking time to guide me with wisdom and love.
Our conversations, your support for my shea butter journey, and your counsel on life and love will always stay with me.
May God grant you eternal rest and comfort all of us who loved you.
You will never be forgotten.

How do I put into words a lifetime of friendship
and sisterhood spanning over 54 years?
Anna was a loving and devoted friend and sister.
The first to be there when days were hard,
the first to call and check on me,
and the first to show up when we needed someone present.
Her devotion to family and friends was unmatched.
Her quest to see everyone become and achieve their
highest potential was her hallmark.
She loved and cared deeply.
She gave and served wholeheartedly.
Thank you, Ngo Mark, for making our lives richer
and for giving to the Lord.
Rest well, you’re missed beyond words.
Ngo Mark—our beloved Mummy—
while our hearts are heavy with loss,
they are also overflowing with gratitude
for the privilege of having been loved by you.
You loved deeply and without measure.
Your presence shaped our stories,
your wisdom anchored our traditions,
and your kindness lives on
in the hearts of all who were blessed to know you.
Though we will miss you more than words can hold,
we carry your love with us—always.
In how we gather, how we care,
and how we remember,
you remain with us.
Rest gently, Mummy.
Your love lives on.
God walked softly through His garden,
where morning still clung to the leaves.
He paused by a rose in full bloom—
fragrant with kindness,
steady with grace...
She was the voice that called me Mbang,
a name spoken with history and love,
the only one who said it
the way roots remember soil.
She stood as matriarch of the Loh da Nyam Gyang family,
a pillar clothed in wisdom,
holding generations together
with quiet strength and prayerful hands.
Not because she had faded,
not because she was weak,
but because her season
had been beautifully, fully lived...
With tender hands, God picked His rose,
lifting her beyond thorns and weather,
placing her where gardens never wither
and love does not ache.
We mourn the space her presence filled,
the guidance, the warmth, the calling of my name and funny jokes about how I say the letter 'R'. ( e.g the story of the yat and yabbit are fwends)
Yet heaven blooms brighter tonight—
for God chose a rose...🌹
we have been deeply blessed to love and be loved by you! Rest Mummy (Ngwo Mark) until we meet again.



Mommy,, as I stand here today, memories of you flood my heart and mind. Your love, kindness, and generosity have left an indelible mark on my life. I'll never forget the countless times you will pick up your phone called me just to thank me for every little deed, you will encourage me and at the end I will tell myself I need to push harder and do more😘Your selflessness, strength, and resilience inspire me every day.
Your smile lit up our world, and your laughter was music to our ears. Your cooking, oh! Your cooking was the best, and I'll always cherish those moments you organized your kitchen and every event in the family. You taught us right from wrong, and your wisdom guides us still.
Mommy, your simplicity, always carrying your phone to call and appreciate my little contribution made me feel wholesome and it keeps ringing in my hears how you keep telling our mommy, God really gave you this daughter ❤️
it’s with a heavy heart but appreciation to God Almighty for you lived to serve Him, you're gone, but your legacy lives on in me, in our family, and in the countless lives you touched. I'll keep your memory alive, celebrating your life, your love, your charity, prayers, your wisdom of celebrating our every success and all that you stood for. Rest in peace, our beloved mother in Israel 🙏. We love you more than words can express 💕.
Your Yarmikat, forever grateful 🙏.
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