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Hello Friends and Family,


I just wanted to say a quick thank you to all of you who came out for the visitation and the memorial to show your love and support to the Chijioke family. It was deeply felt.

I feel like now is not the time for a care calendar. It is best to give Hannah some time of quiet and peace and reflection. If you would like to find ways to assist Hannah please feel free to contact me personally at this time.

Most of Hannah's family members have returned safely home. Please keep Hannah and her children in prayer as they return to their new "normal". Also, pray for God's clear guidance and strength as they have many decisions to make and things to do in the next few weeks.

Lastly, please keep CJ's sister, Esther, in prayer as she is having her new baby here in the US very soon, may God grant her a quick delivery and healthy baby. Pray for traveling mercies as she returns back to Nigeria shortly after with her 2 children.

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