Nana  radiated kindness, positivity, and such vibrant energy. She was a true fashionista, always bringing style and grace wherever she went. Her warmth touched everyone around her, and she will be dearly missed. May your beautiful soul rest in peace. Nana’s  joyful spirit will be remembered with love, and her legacy of warmth and elegance will live on in the hearts of her family and friends.

Bea.

There is no one who taught me more about prayer and praying for the church than Nana. She would come early on those Sundays to prepare her heart she told me.  I know she was brought to our church to teach us. I pray we learned the lessons and will hide them in our hearts. May God bring the family His peace. Love, Candy

In Loving Memory

A woman of deep faith, powerful prayers, and a heart that served without holding back. She loved God, cherished her daughter and grandkids, and lived life with joy and purpose.

Her presence was peace, her words brought strength, and her prayers moved mountains. She leaves behind a legacy of love, faith, and service.

You are loved. You are missed. Rest well, woman of God. Your race is finished, and you ran it well . You are loved, You are missed. You are remembered… always.
Rest well, beloved.

Bree and Joe

My deepest condolences to you Nana Ama my sister.  Be comforted by the Holy Spirit Himself for He alone truly comforts.  May mummy’s soul rest in eternal peace

Auntie Nana Esi Cobbinah! Auntie Nana Esi Cobbinah!! Auntie Nana Esi Cobbinah!!! How many times should I call you? Your silence is too loud in my ears. Where did you leave my Daughter Nana Ama and your adorable grandchildren?  You toiled all your lifetime to protect and chaperone Nana Ama into adulthood and guided her Christian values.  You are a mother INDEED. Rest Well! Your seat will not be EMPTY.  I will remain FAITHFUL to Nana Ama and your grandchildren. It’s a promise.
I wish you Jesus! My deepest condolences Nana.

Tribute to Lady Pastor Nana Cobbinah

Today, I want to pay tribute to someone whose kindness, generosity, and unwavering support changed the course of my life,  a dear family friend - affectionately called, Sister Nana. Nana became so much more than just a friend. 

When times were hard and the future uncertain, you stepped in , not out of obligation, but out of the goodness of your heart. You believed in me, even when the road ahead seemed unclear. 

Our path crossed when I was done with my secondary education in 1990 but yet without a clear purpose. Your wisdom and understanding of life  showed me the way to go though I was reluctant, your encouragement was like albatross that  couldn't be resisted. 
Through out the season of life I have realised how a few your kind and I am convinced that meeting you was part of God's divine plan.

Because of you, I was able to pursue my dreams and walk through doors that once seemed closed. Today, I stand tall as one of the privileged directors of a reputable government institutions in Ghana. 

But your help didn’t stop at me. You extended your kindness to my entire family, providing support when we needed it most. You stood with us not just financially, but emotionally,  with encouragement, warmth, and genuine care when we lost our brother- Morgan Yawson.

Your generosity was not just measured in money, but in moments: the times you checked in, the advice you offered, the quiet ways you showed you were always there.

Thank you for your faith in me, for investing in my future, and for being a beacon of light in our lives. Your impact is lasting, and your kindness will never be forgotten.
Your life is indeed worth emulating- helping others to succeed as though you had no personal needs- this is a great virtue I have learnt and I am holding on to it as legacy.

You didn’t just help shape my education — you helped shape who I am.

The Lord keep your soul in peace

Rest well, Lp Nana Cobbinah

David M. Bessah
(Nana Takyi)

The world has truly lost a great person and a human being. Heaven just gained an angel 😇.  She will be sorely missed. RIP

Nana will be deeply missed by our family. I will miss her laughter and passion for life, but most of all her passion for Jesus Christ. She helped me grow spiritually and I’m grateful for the time I got to know her. I look forward to meeting you again in glory Nana.

OBITUARY

Nana Esi Cobbinah

17 November, 1963 – 15 July, 2025

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