Hannah Remie Caulker

Hannah Remie Caulker, at the age of 82, was called peacefully to be home with the Lord on October 17th, 2026. She was born in Freetown, Sierra Leone to Wilfred and Betsy Abioseh Macauley on October 11th, 1944. Hannah’s parents shaped her ambition for knowledge and lifelong learning. Hannah began her educational journey at Tabernacle Primary School and got her secondary education at Bishop Johnson Memorial School, where she developed a strong foundation for her future endeavors. Following her schooling, she pursued training as a shorthand typist, honing her skills in a specialized field that would shape her career.

Hannah later married her beloved husband, Harry Caulker, who supported her dreams and aspirations. Together, they built a loving family of four children and created a nurturing home, all while Hannah continued to excel in her professional life. Hannah provided comfort and care to other family members and friends; and this family of four always grew to include cousins, nieces, and nephews. For Hannah, family was all important. Her home was always bustling with activity and there was never a dull moment due to the kinetic nature of her business and the many family and friends who became part of her household.

Her professional journey reached a significant milestone when she became the first woman to work at Brewo Motors setting the precedent for future generation of women. Starting as an administrative clerk and typist, her exceptional abilities and determination propelled her to new heights, eventually leading her to the role of Office Administrator. While working in this capacity she harbored dreams of entrepreneurship, and after several years of hard work she successfully owned and managed two gas stations becoming a respected businesswoman fondly known as Mammy Caulker. Her gas stations became popular hubs in Freetown; and provided employment to many around the community.

After the passing of her husband, and the tumultuous changes to the fabric of her beloved Sierra Leone, Ms. Remie or Aunty Remie as she is fondly called by family members and friends who knew her well, immigrated to the United States to spend time with family. She was extremely fond of her grandkids and was present to assist in raising many of them. Hannah was a devoted woman of God who was deeply rooted in her faith and a strong believer in Jesus Christ. She was an active member of her local church as Church Treasurer, Leader of the Women's Committee and was active in several other committees.

Throughout her career and life, Hannah has been a pioneer, paving the way for future generations and demonstrating the power of perseverance and hard work. She will be fondly remembered for her unwavering faith, devotion to family, commitment to service, and spirit of generosity.

She is survived by her children Mrs. Mina Boston, Mrs. Juliana Taylor, Mr. Prince Caulker and Mr. Lloyd Caulker. She extended her family by raising two more daughters, Mrs. Yeamata Kollie-Will and Ms. Linda Will. Sons-in-law Mr. Brian Boston and Dr. Leslie Taylor, daughters-in-law Mrs. Fatmata Caulker and Mrs. Christine Caulker. Ten grandkids, Mr. Nigel Boston, Dr. Bransyl Boston, Mr. Andre Taylor, Ms. Leann Taylor, Ms. Faith Caulker, Mr. Steven Caulker, Mr. Ethan Caulker, Ms. Christina Caulker, Mr. Asher Caulker and Ms. Annaline Caulker. Sisters include Mrs. Millicent Kassim, Mrs. Rachel Kpaka and Mrs. Betsy Hamilton. Brother-in-law Mr. Bobby Hamilton and sister-in-law Mrs. Isabelle Macauley. She had several nephews and nieces, including Mrs. Cheryl Macauley-James, Mr. Nipsy Macauley, Mr. Dalton John, Mr. John Hamilton, Mr. Bobby Hamilton, Jnr., Mr. Samuel Sankoh, Paramount Chief Charles Caulker and several others.

Hannah and her late husband, Mr. Harry Caulker, always had their home open, becoming surrogate parents to many of their family members' children. She was also preceded in death by her sister commonly referred to as Sissy Biodun and brother, Mr. Wilfred Macauley,

She is cherished by countless other relatives, and close friends at home and abroad, including the Smythe Family, Palmer Family, Martyn Family, Compagnie-Coker Family, Paul Family, King Family, Caulker Family, Pyne-Caulker, Halloway Family, Bailor Family, Bull Family, Macauley Family, Gibril Family, Bendu Family, Taylor-Cline Family, Wilson Family, Will Family, Koroma Family, Mrs. Evelyn Minah, Mrs. Lilian Mends, Mrs. Ernestine Oreh Ojumu, Mrs. Yami Harding, Mrs. Columbia Lewis, and Mrs. Jaisy Keister. She also had her church family including Apostle Dora Dumbuya, Mama Beckley, Mrs. Josephine Small, Sister Turay (USA) and Pastor Conteh.