A TRIBUTE TO A DEAREST SISTER, COUSIN AND AUNTIE, MRS. COMFORT GLORIA KANDAKAI PEABODY
On behalf of the Kandakai Family in Liberia, we extend this tribute in loving memory of dearest sister, cousin and aunt, Mrs. Comfort Gloria Kandakai Peabody, who met her demise in the United States of America.
Though the oceans separated us during the time of your illness and up to your death but love always kept us close. Our sister, cousin and aunt was more than just a mere relative; she was a source of wisdom, and a gentle soul who kept her family at heart wherever she went. Eeven far away in America, she remained in touch with her brothers and sisters. She tried to call to check on her siblings and reminded them that they were still family despite the distance between them. When she visited Liberia, she would reach to Cape Mount to see everyone. She would sit and chat for few hours before leaving for Monrovia.
The passing of our dear sister, cousin and aunt has left a deep emptiness in our hearts and in our home/ We mourn not only because we loved her, but because we miss the little time she used to spend with us whenever she visited Liberia, her voice, and the comfort of knowing she was a call away. Yet, even in our sorrow, we are grateful to God for the years He allowed us to share with her. We thank Him for the memories that no distance and no death can erase.
To our beloved sister, cousin and aunt, we say: Thank you for the love you gave so freely. Thank you for always staying in touch with your family in Liberia and abroad. Thank you for the prayers offered for us in silence even when we do not recognize it. Your legacy will live in the values you taught us, the unity you encouraged, and the love you showed.
Sleep well our dearest sister, cousin and aunt, Mrs. Comfort Gloria Kandakai Peabody. Your memory will forever be cherished by the Kandakai Family in Liberia and around the world.

To the big community of loved ones that Comfort left and  continued to expand even at her passing . I say na mah plenty!!
As I reflect  on the  five plus  decades of friendship, a few special moments come to mind: the trips to Gbarnga with her and Eugene to visit his family and visits to celebrate with her father. She never complained  as it extended to their home being the daily hangout where more memories were made. 
I smile as I reflect on the names and stories associated with each oh the kids, the most memorable being the exchange between Borbor and Raspberry (Chidegah and Memezie) they still laugh about that!
I end with my gratitude to you for being there as my maid of honor, the godmother of my first born, Sunda and the day of her birth! I cannot grieve as you and Genevieve made more memories of wanting to take turns to stand in the wheelchair to see into the delivery room,
I thank you, I have gratitude to you and I love you Tante! I’ll see you one fine day, good night!

60 plus years of memories, friendship, respect and love can’t be expressed in a few words.  But!! Comfort, you shared consistently with me your ups and downs with your health even on your dying bed I didn’t grasp that you were actually saying goodbye.  You have left another void in my life.  Thank you so much for being my friend, companion and advocate. Granville and I will miss your presence, laughter and giving spirit.  You are reunited with The StepO, EugeneP RIP dearest friend.
Our deepest sympathy to the children and family. Thanks for sharing your amazing mom with us.  She was a Rock Star!  
Uncle Granville, Aunty Antie and family

OBITUARY

Comfort Gloria Peabody

April 28, 1950 – December 5, 2025

Stonebriar Funeral Home and Cremation Services

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