Funeral services for Professor Yemane G.Egziabher
DATE: MONDAY FEBRUARY 11, 2013 FUNERAL SERVICES: 10:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. PLACE : ST. MARK COPTIC CHURCH 5 Woodstone Dr., Cedar Grove, NJ, 07009 BURIAL SERVICES: 12:30 TO 2:30 P.M. PLACE: ROSEDALE CEMETERY 408 ORANGE RD., MONTCLAIR, NJ, 07050
DATE: MONDAY FEBRUARY 11, 2013
FUNERAL SERVICES: 10:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
PLACE : ST. MARK COPTIC CHURCH
5 Woodstone Dr.,
Cedar Grove, NJ, 07009
BURIAL SERVICES: 12:30 TO 2:30 P.M.
PLACE: ROSEDALE CEMETERY
408 ORANGE RD.,
MONTCLAIR, NJ, 07050
Hagu February 10, 2013
Mengiste semai yewarso! Sielu dima gemtilkumo hiwetu zitegemtelet keyiaklo! Assenna eski tekelatifkum sieli tiK abiluwo. Betesebu entay yblu?
Tirhas February 10, 2013
R. I. P.
Was he teaching Mathematics? I just want to know if he is the same person who was teaching math in Asmara University early 80s?
Asgedom Abraham February 10, 2013
nHawna Yemane G.Egziabiher mengste-semay yewarso: nsdra bietun fetewetun dma amlaK Sn’At yhabom::
Eyob Tekleab February 10, 2013
Rest in peace Yemane
metesha February 10, 2013
RIP and condolences to the family. I don’t know this person but I feel sorry for his family as a fellow Eritrean. The problem I have though is that why do more and more of our people decide to bury their relatives in the diaspora. I know the Niezghi case and other such likes. But for majority, it should be possible to send the body to Eritrea. Why don’t the local Eritreans everywhere take this as an obligation that if someone in their community dies, we are all responsible to cheap in to send the body home. It just sends sheevers down my spine when I see Eritreans buried in the diaspora.
Tesfay Adhanom February 12, 2013
Dear Metesha,
First RIP Professor Yemane. I see your concern but it is not a topic that you can jump on. People make thier choices for so many reasons how thier final moments should be and burials. You are talking about people who make decisons for them and the families they leave behind.
I advise you and your likes not to comment on family choices with a…. please. Thank you.
nathan February 14, 2013
Dear Metshe,
R.I.P Yeman and condolences to his family and friends in the diaspora.The funeral has also been carried out in Er, and we’r very proud of that.I respect your views and your time, and you can guess how much we respect that decision too. Thank you.
Mengiste semayat Yewarso: this is from home/family.
t February 11, 2013
R.I.P
Tewolde Woldeabzghi February 11, 2013
Dear Yirgalem & Gherie!
I hope this finds you well and you are holding up after the untimely death of professor Yemane. This is a big loss to his family and the Eritrean community. We have not met professor Yemane but from everything we heard from you and others who know him, he was a wonderful brother and who loved his family and people around very much.
We know life is going to be hard for the whole family, to imagine life without him, but we pray that your faith and inner strength will help you go through this difficult time. Hopefully, celebrating his many acts of kindness and love will help you cope during these dificult days.
Yemane lived a good life, although it was far too short, and he will be long remembered by everyone who knew him, especially his kids and siblings.
Please know that our thoughts and prayers are always with you. We will see you as soon as you get back to Canada.
In Friendship,
Rahwa and Tewolde
samson February 11, 2013
R.I.P Yeman and condolences to his family and friends. I was heart broken when heared Prof. Yeane’s passing away. I know Yeman through his younger brother Samson. I remember the gentle spirit and nature of Yeman and will always remember him as an exceptionally special giving person. I remember about a year ago that Prof. Yeman called for all people in the diaspora to be voice to the voiceless Eritreans who are suffering in the Sinai desert. It was a wonderful act of kindness which I will never forget. I’m sure there is a great void to be filled by his passing but his I kindness we share for each will honer his memeory with love and the wonderfulmemories we share with him.
May his soul rest in peace and may God comfort his family. and friends.
Samson
ahmed saleh February 12, 2013
MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE
I just find out that he is the one who organized the demonostration in front Egyytian Embassy in NEW YORK
last year to voice and highlight about SINNAI events of ERitreans issues . At the same time after independence who was active on soliciting books to deliver for ASMERA university . He was a college professor .
asley Gebremariam February 12, 2013
Naka mengstesemay nsdraka dma tsnat Yhabom.