Chicago, IL – Ten years ago, our beloved Jemimah Noonoo departed from this world, leaving a profound void in the Chicago Ghanaian community. Though she had relocated to Texas a few years prior, her passing sent shockwaves through the hearts of many in Chicago.
Jemimah was more than just a resident; she was a beacon of kindness and hope for the future leadership in our community. Her influence extended far beyond her immediate circle, touching lives in ways that are still remembered fondly today. Her legacy of compassion and community service continues to inspire those who knew her.
Before relocating, she conducted an interview with Reuben Hadzide, the then Executive President of the Ghana National Council (GNC), for NPR Radio WBEZ 91.5. This interview showcased our culture and traditions to the global audience.
Jemimah’s significant contributions and the impact she had on the community were profound. The interview served as a testament to her enduring legacy and the deep sense of loss felt by all.
As we mark this solemn anniversary, we reflect on the indelible mark Jemimah left on our hearts and our community. Her spirit lives on in the countless lives she touched, and her memory continues to be a source of inspiration and strength.
In Loving Memory
Jemimah Noonoo’s legacy is a reminder of the power of kindness and the lasting impact one individual can have on a community. We honor her memory and strive to carry forward the values she embodied.
You can honor Jemimah Noonoo’s memory by contributing to the Jemimah Noonoo Foundation.
