Mrs. Veronica Sami was fondly called mummy by me and most of the kids and young adults then at Block C in the RSUST Staff quarters. Mummy was always ready to give advice and intervene whenever I had issues with my parents which was quite often then. She was one person who always believed in me and prayed for me even when I didn't believe in myself. She was my cheerleader, constantly spurring me on even in the most difficult period then and her house was an extension of mine. Mummy touched the lives of many and had many children beyond her biological children of which I was chief. I will miss her dearly and what hurts me most is that I wasn't able to see her one more time in the hospital before she passed on. One thing that gladdens my heart is I know that she has gone to be with the Lord because mummy was a born again Christian and had a passion for ministering the word of Godwhenever she had the opportunity, even if it had to be for a few minuets. She strongly believed that the word of God had the power to change anyone no matter how far gone the person was and she never gave up on anyone.
May the Lord grant her soul eternal rest and give us all the fortitude to bear this great loss, Amen.
Curtis Alex-Hart