Mr. Grant Essilfie

Forever In Our Hearts MEMORIAL, BURIAL AND THANKSGIVING SERVICE FOR THE LATE EBUSUaPANYIN JOHN ERNEST GRANT- ESSILFIE 1952-2023 Burial Service Sat. 5th August, 2023 @ The Ekumfi Takyiman Basic School Park, 8:00 am Funeral Rites At Ekumfi Takyiman Basic School Park Thanksgiving Service Sunday, 6th August, 2023 @ Mount Zion Methodist Church – Ekumfi Takyiman @ 9:00am

ORDER OF SERVICE Very Rev J.E.A Gordon In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 Very Rev George Quagraine In Loving Memory of the Late Very Rev. Charlotte Mensah 13. Sermon Very Rev. Isaac Stephens 14. 2nd Offering Ebusuapanyin Rev. Matthew Koomson 15. Introduction of Guests John Ernest Grant - Essilfie Rev. Elizabeth Baffoe 16. Prayer for the bereaved family Rev. Grace A. Quashie 17. Announcements 1952-2023 Rev. Dorcas Annam Okine 18. Vote of thanks Rev. Emmanuel Asante 19. Closing Hymns – Guide Me O thou Great OFFICIATING CLERGY Deacon William Neizer Deacon Moses Agyekum Jehovah Apostle Dr. Ben Kofi -Markin 20. Closing Prayer/Benediction Rt. Rev Nicholas K. Asane ORDER OF SERVICE PART I Rt. Rev D. K. M Stephens PART II – AT THE GRAVE SIDE Very Rev. Dr. P. K. Inkoom Wilson 1. Arrival of Ministers Rev. Father Lawrence Krah 2. Musical Interlude 21. Opening Prayer Lady Rev. Kate Ama Markin 3. Opening Prayer 22. Scripture Reading Lady Rev. Nora Wilberforce 4. Praise & Worship 23. Commital Lady Pastor Matilda Sam 5. Hymn 1 – Captain of Israel's Host (MHB 608) 24. Laying of Wreaths Very Rev. Philip Amoah 6. 1st Offering 25. Closing Prayer/Benediction. Very Rev. K. B. M. Edu- Buandoh 7. Song Ministration 8. Tributes/Biography 9. 1st Bible Reading – Eccl. 12:12-14 10. 2nd Bible Reading - John 11:17-26 11. Hymn 2 – Take my life and let it be 12. Solo (1)

BIOGRAPHY In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 of the Late was selling with his mother who was a petty trader and a farmer. He would also join his step father, Opanyin Amakye for masonry and carpentry works. Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie He had his middle school education at D/C Middle School at Aboransa. This made him stay with his uncle, Opanyin Matthew Koomson aka; Agoogyi, a renowned farmer and Take my will and make it Thine; It shall no longer be mine; Take my heart- it is transport owner at Dominase. Later, Uncle Yeboah-Koomson (the younger brother of Thine own; It shall be Thy royal thrown MHB 400 Agoogyi), a staff of Valco, took young Essilfie to Tema when he completed his Middle School Education. He was trained as a metal fabricator. After his training, through the Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant-Essilifie, affectionately called' Uncle Essilifie” influence of Uncle Agoogyi, Mr. Grant-Essilifie gained employment at UTC motors, was born on Sunday, 12th May, 1952 in Ivory Coast to Opanyin Esiwoyie Owuna of opposite PWD in Cape Coast in 1974. Aboadze and Obaapanyin Grace Aba Kakraba Baidoo of Ekumfi-Takyiman all of blessed memory. He then upgraded himself in various NVTI courses for five (5) years. In 1980, he in collaboration with other artisans from UTC established themselves at the UAC yard, He was the last of four children who were all boys. Two weeks to his birth, his father behind London Bridge, Cape Coast. passed on. Hence, he was named Papa Kwesi Annan Abebrese. This incident made the While at the UAC yard, he worked under the Ghana Education Service as a Master family move from Ivory Coast to Ghana where the funeral rites was held. The family Craftsman who offered coaching for the then Experimental JSS Students. He also then settled at Abrobeano, in the K.E.E.A. District of the Central Region. repaired and serviced different types of vehicles from various ministries and organizations as well as individuals. Papa Kwesi Annan started his education at the D/C Primary School at Abrobeano while he was staying with the mother. From 1993-2001, he was elected an Assemblyman to represent the Abrobeano- Kafodzidzi Electoral Area which he did diligently. During his tenure of office, he His teacher, Mr. Ernest Grant-Essilfie adopted him because he was a brilliant lad. lobbied for electricity, potable water and tarred road for his electoral area. His Hence his official name became John Ernest Grant-Essilfie. While he was schooling, he motivation to both teachers and pupils in the electoral area enhanced their results. He also used his ex-gratia to purchase two megaphones for his electoral area. He joined the Wesley Methodist Church at Cape Coast in 1979. In the church, he was a member of the Methodist Guild. He was later given a responsibility as a Bible Class Leader and a Local Preacher. (2)

In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 In 1986 however, he with others founded the Evangelical Methodist Church of Christ (EMCC) where he was very instrumental. As a result of his great zeal for the Kingdom's business, he attended the Timothy School of Ministry (a Bible School in Cape Coast).He decided to worship with Bethel Grace Chapel International (behind Capital Hill Hotel, Cape Coast) in 2017 till his demise. He was very eloquent, frank,caring, prayerful and resourceful. Mr. John Ernest Grant- Essilfie was a family man. He married Madam Comfort Mensah with whom they had four children. He later married Mrs. Nancy Grant- Essilfie until his demise leaving behind ten lovely children. He was also a unifier and one who saw to the development of the extended family as well as the nuclear family. He will always ensure that transparency and peace prevails whenever the family meets. He was assigned to the following Leadership Responsibilities: * Secretary and later President for Central Region - Ghana * Cooperative Transport Union * National Vice President for Ghana Cooperative Transport Union * Chairman for Abura Newtown Association. * PTA Chairman for English and Arabic Basic School, Ayifua. * PTA Chairman for Cape Coast Educational Complex, Abura * PTA Vice Chairman for Pleasant Living Spring Academy, Abura He leaves behind a legacy of hard work, dedication to duty, trustworthiness and nurturing young ones. EBUSUAPANYIN ESSILFIE, NYAME MFA WO KRA NSIE YIE. (3)

In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 TRIBUTE BY WIDOW I lift up my eyes to the hills. Where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, The maker of heaven and earth. Psalm 121:1-2 John Ernest Grant-Essilifie my companion, is now no more. Though I know death is the need to life on earth, little did I know that death would knock at my husband's door so soon. Daa, as I affectionately call him, was very bold, industrious, dedicated, generous and loving in nature. He was tolerant, accommodating and willing to help everyone. We were an integral part of each other, because you were my advisor, Bible teacher, man of prayer and the word. He was a man with unwavering faith, who was very mindful of a place called heaven. Honourable, was very eloquent, a family man who cherished education and knew customs and traditions. He was a strict disciplinarian who will always stand for the truth. He helped to groom all those that came his way from all sectors of life. As a result of his trustworthiness and devotion to duties assigned to him he was made a leader in most of the organizations he belonged. Though my husband was battling with ill health for the past few years, we prayed and hoped that all medications would yield a favorable result. But alas! You wanted to be with your maker. He sang a lot of hymns the day before his demise. And before he gave his last breath, he repeatedly said, “Jesus hold me with your powerful hand”. I trust very well he is with his maker. Thank you so much my companion for being there for me all these years. Till we meet again across the river, Fare thee well, MY DEAR HUSBAND! (4 )

In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 TRIBUTE BY “A Father is neither an anchor to hold us back nor a sail to take us there, but a Guiding Light whose love shows us the way”. Anonymous How many words can we put together to show all the years of love wish us well on our birthdays. and strength that Dad gave us? The real tribute to you will be the actions of our lives that we are testament to the love and lessons Honorable, you nurtured us at young stages in life to join Fante Bible you instilled in us. Readers during church services. You ensured we took part in church quizzes and preaching appointments especially on Children's Day. Our father was a man like no other. God fearing, hardworking, discipline and humility were your trademarks. 'Headmaster', we called you because you were highly principled and disciplined yet a strong support to everyone. Your scorns we received You always said, “Hard work does not break bones” also, “If it must be have sharpened us for the world. done, it must be done well”. These principles made you strife for us amidst the whips and scorns of life. You ensured that we left home for A man of integrity who never made anyone ploy his fatherly roles like school early in the morning to part take in school cleaning, a virtue we still providing and guiding us even at our current stage. You said, “The name live with. Grant- Essilfie has gone far, keep it well”. You were glued to the only manual to life, the Holy Bible. You spent quality You taught us humility and how to touch lives. Reading was your hobby so time searching the Bible to minister God's word especially when you you were on top of affairs.Could teenage girls wash cars neatly and iron were to mount the pulpit. There was never a day you would not share the male garments so proudly? Trust the Grant- Essilfie girls! We will deliver word of God with us and rained blessings on us afterwards. Dad, you because our Dad taught us. You pampered us when necessary, calling always said a roll call of prayer for everyone you called your child and this names you loved and showering us with gifts. was evident in the chats and calls we had. You were the first to call and (5)

In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 We look up to you in admiration, the strength of your character, determination and boldness as some legacies we will continue to carry on. Daddy, you were a great FIGHTER by all standards, even God saw it so He put His arms around you and whispered, “Come with me”. Our silent tears flow each time we remember you are gone but painful as it gets, we are grateful to have spent your last moments with you. Thank you for the strong foundation that no one can take away; we will remember whose children we are and straighten our crowns. To God we belong and truly, to Him we shall return and because Christ lives, we can face tomorrow. GREAT SOUL! GALANT SOLDIER OF CHRIST!! SLEEP ON. WE SHALL BE THERE WHEN THE ROLL IS CALLED UP! (6)

In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 TRIBUTE BY “Life doesn't come with an instruction book - that's why we have FATHERS” Jackson Browne The joy of being at home vanished as we were told Grandpa had passed away. We were really sadden and knew we have lost an anchor. Grandpa taught us the word of God and some gospel songs. He also taught us to be respectful and kind to our parents, teachers, adults and our friends. He bought us goodies especially when we perform well in school and actively participate in church activities. Grandpa taught us to do the right thing and will scold us when we go wrong. He encouraged us to read and said, “Read today, Lead tomorrow”. We already miss being driven by Grandpa and chatting with him. Your prayers and advice will go a long way in our lives. Thank you for being there for us. REST IN THE ARMS OF THE LORD. (7)

In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 TRIBUTE BY “Father, is the noblest title a man can be given. It is more than a biological role. It signifies a patriarch, a leader, an exemplar, a confidant, a teacher, a hero and a friend”. Robert L. Backman We have known Mr. John Ernest Grant-Essilfie as a father in-law who was frank with issues, selfless and hardworking. We enjoyed his pieces of advice and encouragements. He was our inspirer, our mentor and our friend. This is what we say; 'You took us as your sons and made us experience your presence by advising and encouraging us. Death has taken you so fast and left us speechless. Pastor Daniel Ross Brew & Mr. Bismark Yemo Tetteh You always said to me, “Jonathan! You are not just my son in-law, but a son and a nephew”. You groomed me to be stronger. I will forever miss our Bible and political discussion. Elder Jonathan Andorful His demise has left a vacuum in our lives but we are confident that the Lord God he served diligently will keep him in His bosom till we meet at the heavenly shores. Daa, Rest in Perfect Peace. (8)

In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 LETTER TO A FELLOW SOLDIER: ELDER GRANT- ESSIFILE BY “Now Praise we great and famous Men The Father's name in story And Praise the Lord who now has then revealed in Man his glory. The Pitiless angel of Death\" whose wind comes down with the bite of death has Your passion for souls led you to move and jump every hurdle to reach out to those struck again! This time the bite was inflicted on our brother, friend, teacher, who are weak, hurt, discouraged, perishing and falling. You never missed services counselor, ardent believer and elder, Grant- Essilfie. nor meetings unless on another assignment. When it looked bleak and impossible to make it, you would make a quiet call to alert the appropriate quarters of your Although he didn't spend many years with us, the very day he set foot at the premises predicament. of the church, he never looked back. A man determined to contribute his quota to the body of Christ in Bethel Grace Chapel International and that he did to the best of his Your presence was felt day in and day out because you lived your life under full spiritual and human abilities. Here was the man who was so passionate about his work conviction about the things of the Kingdom or Kingdom business. that he would go all out to make sure the assignment given was well done and a proper submission of report was rendered. If he saw a need in the church where he felt What more can we say? Listen to your granddaughter Amazia: he could help in anyway, he will not hesitate to meet that need or draw the attention \"My grandfather, My father. My Mentor and Administrator. I appreciate you for being of the appropriate office to deal with it. a very important part of my life and success. You were there for me in times of difficulties and you helped me so much. You advised and taught me as my It is no wonder that when the opportunity was created that some members, both grandfather, teacher and administrator. young and old were to be taught and encouraged to read the Fante Bible, he diligently took it up, thus producing the youngest Fante Bible Reader in church. To be honest, if I had heard about your demise from someone else I would not have The church cannot forget your numerous suggestions and good counsels at believed it. The bible says in all things we should give Him thanks, so I am doing just leadership meetings. Not only that but holding meetings with the chief laborer of the that even though I am broken and full of tears, because you left me so suddenly and House (Apostle Dr.) to see how the church can fulfill its God given mandate, meetings unexpectedly early grandpa. How I wish you had stayed longer so you could teach that produced profitable results. me a lot more including that of my age mates. But Alas! God has called you home. All (9 )

I can do now is to tell the whole world, how caring, loving, devoted and precious you In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 were. You will always be in my heart. Have fun in Heaven grandpa. May your soul rest in perfect peace.” tells me one thing- You lived with conviction, believed and practiced your faith, regardless of the challenges of life and sowed seeds that will affect generations to The list is endless but we conclude with what- Apostle Dr. our papa has to say. come. \"Everything has a beginning and an end, and life is all about seeds, that is sowing and reaping. Your encounter with me and the gathering today of the Saints and loved ones The sun has truly set on you and your Maker has called you home. Ours is to remember what you stood for and continue therein till we are also called to join you. Bethel Grace Chapel ma wo Ayekoo! Fare thee well Brother, Father, Comrade and Elder. The Lord is indeed with you there!! ( 10 )

In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 TRIBUTE FROM TO THE LATE MR. JOHN ERNEST GRANT -ESSILFIE Oh God, to whom the faithful dead, Still live, united to their Head, Their Lord and ours the same; For all Thy saints, to memory dear, Departed in Thy faith and fear, We bless Thy holy name. (MHB. 826) The late Mr. John Ernest Grant-Essilfie was a founding member of the Evangelical When Mr. Grant-Essilfie was taken ill, the Church, both members and clergy visited him. Methodist Church of Christ (EMCC). He used to worship at the Holy Spirit The Church prayed steadfastly for his healing so he could return to his ministry. We Cathedral, Cape Coast. He was a full member of the Church and a communicant. knew he was on the path to recovery, though slowly, but we were not expecting him to He was an ardent preacher, a Bible teacher, a patron for some of the organizations and leave us that soon. We were all saddened when we heard of his demise, but our faith a lover of God's work. strengthens us because we know that God has called him to a higher service. He became the Assistant Steward of the Cathedral when the late Mr. Ebenezer Barron Those who live in the Lord do not die, but rest from their labours. They sleep with the Baffoe was the Steward. At Mr. Baffoe's demise, he became the Steward for both the Lord until His second coming. We know that on the resurrection morning, we will meet Holy Spirit Cathedral Congregation and the Cape Coast District of the Church. He was a him again to sing, Synod member and a member of the General Purposes Committee (GPC); the highest Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Council of the Church. He was very instrumental in the building and other projects of the Church. His contributions did not rest on only giving advice but he spent a lot of his The strife is o'er, the battle done; resources to help the church to grow. Providing material support for the church was Now is the Victor's triumph won; one of his passionate services to God. As a worker in the Evangelism Ministry, he Now be the song of praise begun, brought many people to know Christ. He was very prayerful. Alleluia! (MHB 215) In 2017, he left the EMCC to work in God's vineyard in another church. We believed that Da yie, Mr. J. E. Grant- Essilfie though it was his decision, perhaps God wanted him to touch the lives of others in the Nyame mfa wo nsie. Yebehyia mu bio! new church he worshipped with. Da yie. Amen. ( 11 )

TRIBUTE FROM In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 IN MEMORY OF THE LATE MR. JOHN ERNEST GRANT-ESSILFIE and reflect on how a firebrand for Christ can be so helpless, taught me a great lesson. You were just human; frail and mortal. But you didn't give up so easily. Even on your For those we love within the veil, sickbed, you were giving sermons. Yes, you had a varied and chequered Christian Who once were comrades of our way, journey but you never stopped witnessing for Christ. You lived a full Christian life. You We thank thee, Lord; for they have won served your God well. We will miss you. We will miss your strong conviction for doing what the Bible says. We To cloudless day. will miss your good stewardship. (William Charter Piggott) Thou art gone to the grave, but we will not deplore thee, I always remember that you had a special love for our parents Rt Rev & Mrs. K. B. M. Whose God was thy ransom, Edu-Buandoh and us, the children. Your principled nature made you follow Dada thy guardian, and guide; and Auntie to start the Evangelical Methodist Church of Christ. You toiled and He gave thee, He took thee, sweated and gave off your wealth so the church would grow. You did that for your love and, He will restore thee; for Christ, your love for the truth and for your love for the Edu-Buandoh Family. When And death has no sting, Daddy passed, and Auntie came to live with me, you never missed an occasion to make since the Saviour has died. good your visit. You always came bearing gifts; hampers, rice, provisions. And in jest, you always said because Dada was from Twidan ebusua, it was your responsibility to Reginald Heber take care of Auntie. Your show of love meant so much to our mother and to me, I saw your Christian badge worn in charity and love. When all things are brought to the end, we will meet again. When you left EMCC, I still kept our friendship and love. I visited you a couple of times There, we will sing an unending hallelujah. and I always went home feeling your pain. But I consoled myself that you were Rest Peacefully in the Lord. May the God that touching the lives of other God's children in your new church. That was enough for me. you served so well receive you into his bosom For after all, God calls us to go into the world not to any particular church. You with Grace. witnessed to the whole world. And may we all, Church, Family and Friends be comforted. The very day I heard you were sick, I came to visit you. I prayed to God to spare us your life. The times I sat by your bedside, to hold conversations with you, to just look at you Rest well, Mr. Essilfie. ( 12 )

TRIBUTE IN HONOUR OF OUR PAST PRESIDENT In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 BY CENTRAL REGIONAL COOPERATIVE TRANSPORT UNION participated in all its activities. And I heard a voice from heaven saying, Write, Blessed are the dead who Two years ago, during Christmas, he called and asked 'Sister Mary, how are we going die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit that they may rest to revive the Transport Societies that are not functioning”, forgetting that she had retired from active service. from their labors; for their works follow with them. Rev. 14:13 Mr. J. E. Grant- Essilifie, the entire members of the Co-operative Transport Societies will forever remember your enormous work. To the Glory of God and with hearts filled with the hope of the resurrection we bid Rest In Perfect Peace. farewell to our past President Mr. J.E Grant- Essilfie. Mr. Essilifie, as affectionary called was one of the founding members of the co-operative transport society in Cooperative - Nkabom; Co-operative - Nkabom Cape Coast. Co-operative - Nkabom Ne Nkoso; Koo mene wo menu Da yie Dofo Fonafo Wedwuma AbC Adze He was the first secretary to the society under the president of Alhaji Tanko of blessed memory. Through hard work and commitment he was later elected President. During his Presidency, he formed the Kingsway Co-operative Society. They later formed societies at Ajumako, Mankessim, Nkanfua and Pedu Junction. After the societies were formed, the Regional union was put in place. Mr Essilifie was the First President of the Union. He represented the Central Regional Union at the Co-operative Transport Association in Accra and he was elected the Vice President. He performed diligently at the Association level, so he was elected for the second term and spent eight years there is Vice President. His passion for the Co-operative Transport was unparalled and he whole heartedly ( 13 )

In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 PHOTO GALLERY of the Late Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie 1952-2023 ( 14 )

In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023

Hymn He'll leave me at last in trouble to sink; In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 While each Ebenezer I have in review MHB 608 Confirms His good pleasure to help Whose music like a mighty wind CAPTAIN of Israel's host, and Guide me quite through. The soul of men uplifted. Of all who seek the land above, Beneath Thy shadow we abide, Why should I complain of want or distress, Praise we the peaceful men of skill The cloud of Thy protecting love; Temptation or pain? He told me no less; Who builded homes of beauty, Our strength, Thy Grace; our rule, The heirs of salvation, I know from His word. And, rich in art, made richer still Thy word; Through much tribulation must follow their Lord. The brotherhood of duty. Our end, the glory of the Lord. Since all that I meet shall work for my good, Praise we the glorious names we know; By Thine unerring Spirit led, The bitter is weet, the medicine food; And they-whose names have perished, We shall not in the desert stray; Though painful at present, 'twill Lost in the haze of long ago We shall not full direction need, Cease before long; In silent love be cherished. Nor miss our providential way; And then, O how pleasant the conqueror's song! As far from danger as from fear, In peace their sacred ashes rest, While love, almighty love, is near. MHB 896 Fulfilled their day's endeavor; NOW praise we great and famous men, They blest the earth, and they are blest MHB 511 The fathers, named in story; Of God and man, for ever. BEGONE, unbelief; my Saviour is near, And praise the Lord who now as then And for my relief will surely appear: Reveals in man His glory. So praise we great and famous men, By prayer let me wrestle, and He will perform; The fathers, named in story; With Christ in the vessel, I smile at the storm. Praise we the wise and brave and strong, And praise the Lord who now as then Who graced their generation; Reveals in man His glory. Though dark be my way, since He is my Guide, Who helped the right, and fought the wrong, 'Tis mine to obey, 'tis His to provide; And made our folk a nation. Though cisterns be broken and creatures all fail, Praise we the great of heart and mind, The word He hath spoken shall surely prevail. The singers sweetly gifted, His love in time past forbids me to think

Hymn In Loving Memory l Ebusuapanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 MHB 400 Take my will, and make it Thine; Take my life, and let it be It shall be no longer mine. Consecrated, Lord, to Thee; Take my heart; it is Thine own; Take my moments and my days, It shall be Thy royal throne, Let them flow in ceaseless praise, It shall be Thy royal throne. Let them flow in ceaseless praise. Take my love; my Lord, I pour Take my hands, and let them move At Thy feet its treasure-store. At the impulse of Thy love; Take myself, and I will be Take my feet and let them be Ever, only, all for Thee, Swift and beautiful for Thee, Ever, only, all for Thee. Swift and beautiful for Thee. Take my voice, and let me sing Always, only, for my King; Take my lips, and let them be Filled with messages from Thee, Filled with messages from Thee. Take my silver and my gold; Not a mite would I withhold; Take my intellect, and use Every power as Thou shalt choose, Every power as Thou shalt choose.

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In Loving Memory l Ebusupanyin John Ernest Grant - Essilfie l 1952-2023 APPRECIATION THE CHILDREN AND THE ENTIRE FAMILY OF THE LATE EBUSUaPANYIN JOHN ERNEST GRANT- ESSILFIE wish to express their sincere and heartfelt gratitude for your presence today and for the support you have given us in various ways. God Richly bless you all 0533139631