Soffie,

My sympathy and solidarity goes to her and her family.
May her soul rest in peace.


Ndey Jobarteh


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From: Ceesay Soffie <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: 02 June 1999 14:10
Subject: THANK YOU NOTE


>Hello all -
>
>Thank you so very much for the prayer(s) you sent out for our sister Mam
>Hudia Nyang.  She has passed on but will never be forgotten for she was a
>ray of sunshine within the SeneGambian community in the Washington area.
If
>you did not know her, you knew of her as was evidenced by the outpouring of
>support from all.
>
>The amount of money raised to take her back to Senegal was many times more
>than what was needed and I fervently hope that the community will pull
>together in the same manner to remember and bring the daughter she left
>behind into our fold, to not forget her.
>
>I am also appealling to all to please make an effort to learn some basic
>life saving methods, the easiest of which is CPR.  CPR can help sustain
>breathing (God willing) until expert help arrives and it costs only $20 at
>your local Red Cross center.  Again, thank you.
>
>Soffie
>
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