Words Of Remembrance shared by family, friends, and colleagues honoring Mr. Charles Kakra Arthur.
Ama, Kofi, Adwoa & Kwaku
Daddy, you taught us that character is wealth…
Daddy, you taught us that a good name is better than riches and that a father's greatest gift is presence. You attended every speech day you could, stayed up when we were ill, and showed us how to treat our spouses with tenderness. We pledge to carry the Asante Mensah name honourably. We love you, CK Arthur.
Lifelong Friend
From Opoku Ware to Accra…
From our days at Opoku Ware to evenings in Accra, you were a brother. You never forgot Anomabo, and you never forgot a friend in need. Safe journey, Nana. We will meet again.
All twelve
Grandpa's stories, groundnuts, and kente…
Grandpa always had a story from Anomabo, a bag of groundnuts, and a piece of advice wrapped in humour. You taught us Twi greetings and how to greet elders properly. We will miss your hugs and your slow, careful walk in the garden. Rest well, Nana.
Brother-in-law
You welcomed our sister with honour…
CK, you welcomed family with honour and treated every guest as your own. At every funeral and every joyous gathering you were present. The people of Anomabo mourn with the Arthur family. May light perpetual shine upon him.
Church Family
A faithful servant of the parish…
The Parish Council mourns a faithful servant who supported the church quietly for decades. CK Arthur never sought the front pew for recognition — only for worship. Our choir will sing his favourite hymns in thanksgiving. May his soul rest in perfect peace.
Beloved Wife
For nearly sixty years you were my morning and my evening…
My dearest Charles, for so many years you were my morning and my evening. You loved without boasting, provided without counting, and prayed without ceasing. Our home in Anomabo still carries your laughter and your morning hymns. Until we meet again at the feet of our Saviour, rest in peace, my heart's companion. Damirifa due.