In a somber announcement that has reverberated throughout the Ewe community, we mourn the passing of Mr. Derrick Glymin, an unwavering supporter of the One Volta Group (OVG). His legacy as a community leader, advocate, and friend will forever be etched in our hearts.
Mr. Glymin’s commitment to the Ewe cause was unwavering. From the early days of OVG, he stood shoulder to shoulder with fellow community members, championing unity, cultural preservation, and progress. His passion for fostering connections and empowering others made him a beloved figure within CEANA and beyond.
As we grapple with this loss, our thoughts and prayers are with the Glymin family. May they find solace in the memories of a man who dedicated his life to uplifting others. The Ewe Association of Colorado, where Mr. Glymin was an integral part, mourns alongside them.
Details regarding Mr. Glymin’s funeral arrangements will be communicated in due course. Let us come together as a community to honor his memory and bid farewell to a remarkable soul.

The photograph of Mr. Glymin alongside the OVG leadership in 2022, taken at Dr. Abotchie’s residence in Houston, TX, captures the essence of his commitment. It serves as a poignant reminder of the bonds that tie us together and the impact one individual can have on an entire community.
Cornelius Ackumey, President of the Ewe Association of Colorado issued a statement saying “It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of our esteemed senior member and founding member of our association, Mr. Derrick Glymin. Funeral arrangements will be communicated at a later time. Let us keep the Glymin family and the Ewe Association of Colorado in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. May his soul rest in peace.Thank you”.
Former CEANA President, Dr. Abotchie , expressed his shock and devastation upon hearing the news. His heartfelt condolences go out to Mr. Glymin’s family and the Ewe Association of Colorado. May the good Lord welcome Mr. Glymin into eternal rest.
As we reflect on Mr. Glymin’s legacy, let us continue to build upon the foundation he laid—a legacy of unity, service, and compassion. Farewell, dear friend. Your light will forever guide us. Rest well , Mr. Derrick Glymin.
Source: Sankofaonline.com




I have not seen him in over 55 years since he left Adisadel. He was a popular and well-liked senior
May he rest in peace
May his soul rest in perfect peace. I’ve not seen him again since I left Adisadel in ’68 though I’m in constant touch with his younger brother Kudjo .
My condolences go to the whole family. We were neighbors in Ringway Estates in the ’60s. Rest in peace brother.
Mr. Derrick, I am looking forward to seeing at this year CEANA at your home base and to attend after CEANA party at you home for the first time. We the “Onyee Gbee” ladies will miss you dearly, the midnight room controller
Rest well, we ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ you
A huge tree has fallen indeed! Efo Derrick Kwesi Glymin was generous and selfless with everything including advice, guidance and support. We will miss him sorely. May he RIPPP.
Such a good man, I was shocked when I heard that he passed away, my heart broke. He will be forever missed. My condolences to the entire family. May he rest peacefully.
I am sad to hear of the passing away of Derrick Glymin. As a student in Denver in the 1980s, his home was opened to me anytime I wanted to enjoy local dishes. His annual parties at home was a blast for Ghanaian and other students. Unfortunately I never had the opportunity to meet him again since I left Denver in 1985 to personally express my profound gratitude for his hospitality and kindness. May his gentle soul rest in eternal peace.
Baffour Agyeman-Duah, Accra, Ghana.