Godson "Luby" Lomax

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Luby was born on July 13, 1970, in Bong Mines, Liberia, where he spent his early childhood and began his education at Bong Town School. Known affectionately as Luby, he carried his Liberian roots with pride throughout his life.
He later moved to the United States and attended John F. Kennedy High School in the Bronx, New York. With a strong interest in science and learning, Luby went on to Hunter College, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Biology. He continued his academic journey by completing a Master’s degree at Rutgers University.
Luby built a distinguished career in the pharmaceutical industry, working at Purdue, Eisai and Sunovian Pharmaceutical companies, where he served as an Executive Manager. He was respected for his leadership, dedication, and professionalism.
He was the beloved son of Stanley Lumax Sr. and Gladys Aborchie-Idet, a devoted husband to Chiemi, and a loving father to his son Mion and daughter Mia. His family was the center of his life, and his love, guidance, and strength will live on through them.
Luby will be remembered for his quiet strength, intelligence, and unwavering commitment to his family and work. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

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January 25, 2026

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Sorry phone broke and was not able to reply before and was not able to save the number.
Condolences again to the family.

julius

January 20, 2026

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今は悲しみの真っ只中で何もしたくないかもしれませんが、岸関の周りにはいつでも頼れる仲間たちがたくさんいます
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tadanori iehara

January 19, 2026

Condolences to Chiemi, the kids, and Godson's family and friends. Sad to hear of your passing so soon. Although life has move through directions, I will always remember the good times at the office and work travels. I always bumped into you at the Englewood Shoprite and just good to catch up.
Rest in eternal Peace my friend. You are an amazingly good soul. 🕊️🤍

Julius Daliva Jr

January 17, 2026

When we went to the New Year’s countdown in Manhattan together, it’s a warm memory that you absolutely refused to wear the “I 💛 NY” shirt.
You also came to visit us at our home in Tokyo.
You were always smiling, always bright, and you always lit up our lives.
Mia-chan and Mion-chan have the same wonderful smile that you had.
Rest peacefully.
It was grateful that our paths corssed.

Takanobu Mori

January 13, 2026

Love you my cousin Luby, l will miss you a lot. May the good lord keep you safe. Your kindness will forever remain with me. I cherish the memories we shared together laughing about food and going to the gym together. Forever in my heart ❤️.

Irene Aborchie-Nyahe

January 12, 2026

I remember very well when Mama M used to bring you and Lulu to Lomé Nyekonakpoe Ma Valleé every holiday so we played, jumping around and messing up all the place almost 50 years ago. Those were my best childhood time spent with you Bro. I will always cherish these memories and fun times we had together Brother Luby. Always smiling. Rest In Eternal Peace and Divine Comfort Brother.
Kafui (Togo)

ATTIPOE Kafui Stanley

January 11, 2026

I will miss you big bro. Thank you for leaving me with Mia and Mion. I will take care of them.

Stanley Lumax

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