Kwasi, even though we never met I did hear a lot about through your younger brother Emmanuel Ata Peprah who is a brother to me since the very first time we met at Legon Hall University of Ghana in 1972 as room mates. In short, Kwesi rest in the heavens and may your journey to the other side of the vail  be smooth sailing. Peace!!!
Dr. Alex Kobina Appiah. 


Kwasi,  my good friend and brother, you left without saying goodbye. You have left a huge gap in our society. We will forever miss your affectionate smile and humor, your intelligent political discourse and your volunteering spirit.  My brother,  Rest in Perfect Peace in the bosom of the Maker until we all meet again.

So sad to have our dear uncle join the departed. 

When I saw you smiling and talking it was yesterdays  long ago
When you were taken it was today
But in my heart you will always stay
Your voice, your wisdom, your speech and  the special way you came to visit when we least expect. Always with that calm, mysterious confidence.
Didn't know you as much as I wanted because as life goes on we are all trying to claim a space for ourselves and miss the importance of spending time with our families; especially spending and getting to know those that seems remote.

Rest in peace dear uncle

Vida


Uncle Kwasi,  it was very sad to hear of your passing. We will miss you. May your soul rest in perfect peace until we meet again.. 

My simple prayer is "Eternal rest grant unto Kwasi Oh Lord and let perpetual light shine upon him and may he rest in peace."

Our hearts are saddened by the passing away of our long time friend, Akwasi Asare, who l met 40yrs ago when I first arrived in Winnipeg.
Akwasi Asare was very instrumental in the organization of the Ghanaian Union of Manitoba. I remember my first social/party was at Akwasi Asare's apartment. He was very sociable and very inviting. Life in Winnipeg was so much fun even though there weren't many of us at that time.

We're sorry to know you're gone. Our prayers and thoughts are with the entire Family for God to comfort, encourage and sustain you through these difficult times.

On behalf of our Family, we say Rest in perfect peace Mr. Akwasi Asare.

Sam & Maggie Yeboah, Winnipeg.


Emmanuel Attah Owusu 
On my behalf, brothers and sisters of our late father(Opanyin Kwasi Owusu) of Adoagyiri - Nsawam Ghana, we say Rest In Perfect Peace in the blossom of Agya Abraham till we meet again in Eternity 
Fare Thee Well Cousin

Emmanuel Attah Owusu 
On my behalf and children, we say Rest in Perfect Peace in the blossom of Abraham. Your memories will always be with me till we meet in Eternity 
Fare Thee  Well

On behalf of D O k Owusu's Children  we say RIPP Grapaa  as we always   call you.the   news is shock  to us  but only  God 
knows  the best  for you.Till   we meet  Again  RIP😭❤❤❤

Uncle Kwasi Adu, on behalf of your nieces and nephews, we say, rest in perfect peace until we meet again. 




Distance made it impossible for me to fraternize well with u before your painful demise. Irrespective of this challenge, each time you had the opportunity to chat with me on phone, you made my day. You were a father, uncle, a cousin and a lovely friend the few times that we shared. May the Almighty God preserve your soul in perfect peace. Amen!! 

On behalf of the Afrifa family, we were shocked to hear of your sudden death. You were a uncle, brother and inlaw to us who will not be forgotten. 
We will miss you and may your soul rest in peace 🙏. 

Uncle Kwasi Adu. May you rest in peace. The Family back home in Ghana mourn you today. Adu Asare Family will never forget you. Though we are shock of the events leading to your demise, but such is life.

MAY THE GOOD LORD KEEP AND PRESERVE THE SOUL OF MY BELOVED ELDER BROTHER KWASI ADU - ASARE. 
"Onyame mmfa wo nsie"

On behalf of the Adu Asare lineage in Akim Oda and abroad , we wish our Brother, Uncle cousin  farewell to the other side of eternal life. We are going to miss you, your sense of humor and some other attributes.Rest in peace dear Brother.

Our sincere  condolences to those saddened by this sudden and unexpected death of Kwasi. 
We remember him as the beloved husband of Rosie who predeceased him not long ago. We like to imagine their joyful reunion in a far better place. 
Kathy and Harv. 

On behalf of the President and the entire membership of Okyeman Cultural Association of Toronto, we say thank you for your service to the organization as a former president and wish you tranquility on your journey to eternity. We will surely miss you.
May the Lord keep you safe till we all meet again.


OBITUARY

Kwasi Adu Asare

June 13, 1947 – January 5, 2022

Giffen-Mack Funeral Home & Cremation Centre

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