I always called him Prof. He was skilled at playing with words whenever he wrote on our church platforms or made announcements in church. In the early days of the church’s media setup, Prof was one of our distinguished proofreaders. He served with dexterity and the utmost dedication. I will miss him.

Dcn Agyemang Gyamfi, whom I affectionately called Bra. I was blessed to work directly with him when I took on the role of PE, as he was the local secretary and local PEMEM leader. He was very respectful, accommodating, affable and supportive.

Senior Gyamfi, whom I sincerely called, was a counsellor to me in Academia. He was humble to the earth, very careful not to offend anyone, and eager to learn; even from people he knows more than. His respect for everyone he encounters is well exemplified. I will personally miss these statements from him:

Deacon Gyamfi humbled himself to all and was ready to go with any good suggestions you gave him, regardless of your age. He was always prepared to hear your thoughts and provide the necessary direction as He saw fit. He had respect for all and would never pass by without greeting you. He was always ready to accept any task given to Him, and He loved all.Rest well, Deacon.

On your birthday, 28th March 2025- l wrote:

“Prof” is what I called him; he was simple, humble, and full of humour. He treated everyone with respect, regardless of their age or position. His command of the English language and vocabulary made people pay rapt attention when he spoke. Deacon Gyamfi was a dedicated officer who was always available when we called him for visits to members and school outreach. I will miss his advice and encouragement.

Your patience and desire to impact drew me closer to you. Our Monday morning encouragement chats were inspiring. Rest well Sole brother/ father. 

A friend, a grammar coach, and a senior colleague in the Lord's vineyard — no one ever called me "Ginger" quite like you did. Calm and composed, yet always witty at heart, Shalom will always hold a special place in the balcony of our hearts for you, "Senior". May Yahuah keep you on the greener side. Rest well, Soldier.