Legacy & Impact

She was very generous and had a ministry of giving and sharing. She was eager to share her food and money with anyone who she perceived needing help and did not know how to say “No” to anyone. She would give her last piece of food rather than seeing a young mother with kids go hungry. Those who know her will attest that DaGrace will give at any time. She was also known to be selective on what she liked to eat. On her first trip to the United States, her grandchildren were very excited to show off their toys, take her to different places, and have her try every food they could think of Mama Grace took a close look at every food and asked for the name before she could taste it. She disliked Cheerios cereal because of the looks and definitely did not want a hot dog, which is a portable, bread-wrapped, seasoned meat roll made of beef or chicken, because of the name hot dog . Even after explanations, Mama Grace ended the conversation with the remarks “That is a terrible name. I am not going to eat it.” She never ate hot dogs. We celebrate a life well lived and fulfilled and a beautiful memory to cherish forever. To God Almighty, we give ALL the Glory! By: Professor Chukwuemeka Uzoije, MD for the family