This site is dedicated to the memory of Charles Uke.
Charles Uke was born in Calabar, Cross River State on June 11, 1944. He is much loved and will always be remembered by all his friends and family.
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You will never be forgotten. You left a life long positive impression, even if it was not written on the pages of any book, time will never erase it.
Innocent
3rd February 2023
Daddy it's 11years I haven't seen you in physical but I know you are in me😊. I get to miss you 🥺 because I am human but the seed you planted in me have sprung up to this strong unrelenting lady😁 and I am proud to say you did a good job in parenting😌. I love you always, keep on resting Dad🙇🏽♀️❤️
oreva
2nd February 2022
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We hope that you find it a positive experience developing the site and that it becomes a place of comfort and inspiration for you to visit whenever you want or need to.
21st February 2011
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You never left my thoughts! Your exceptional qualities as a father in law reassured me I took the right decision! I look forward to seeing you on resurrection morning.
Lit by Innocent Ohimor on 3rd February 2021
daddy.....you were such an inspiration!....a motivator....
always ready to assist.
each time i drive past Bethel.....memories of your funeral ceremony that was held at the open field flood in.
Rejoice with the angels until we see to part no more, You must have seen mummy Gladys and sister caroline. May the Almighty rest your souls.
Lit by Dr. Alex Emumena URIRI (ESQ.) on 3rd February 2020
Dear Daddy, we will all continue to miss you greatly and you will forever live on in our hearts and minds. I love you, my dear father-in-law. While you're physically gone from our lives and we seek answers as to “why you?” Know that you're never gone. Know that all of your energy that was known to us while on earth exists now in other forms.
Lit by Innocent Ohimor on 3rd February 2020
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