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    Obituary Notice for Rosemary Selasi Dogbe-Asante Published

    Family and traditional leaders announce funeral arrangements for the 45-year-old.

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    The family of Rosemary Selasi Dogbe-Asante has announced her sudden passing at the age of 45. The obituary notice details funeral arrangements scheduled for late August 2026, involving several traditional leaders and church officials. Prominent figures, including Togbi Gawu V Dufia of Tegbi and Rt. Rev. Dr. Hilliard Dogbe, Presiding Bishop of the Western West Africa Episcopal District of A.M.E. Zion Church, are listed among those mourning. The announcement indicates a wide community impact from her passing, reflecting her connections across traditional and religious circles. This announcement comes at a time when Ghana often sees public figures and their families share such news through established media channels. The involvement of traditional leaders like Togbi Foli Exa I Dufia of Ashaiman underscores the cultural significance of such announcements. These events often bring communities together, reinforcing social bonds and traditional customs across the nation. The notice explicitly states, “Regret to announce the sudden demise of their daughter: ROSEMARY SELASI DOGBE-ASANTE AGE: 45 years.” This direct statement provides clarity on the nature of the announcement. The inclusion of various chiefs and religious leaders signifies the broad network of support and respect for the deceased and her family. Looking ahead, the community will observe the funeral rites as planned. The arrangements include a viewing at ICGC Holy Ghost Temple, Adenta/Frafraha, on Friday, 28th August 2026, at 8:00 am. The burial service will follow at the same location, with the burial taking place in Tegbi/VR. A thanksgiving service is scheduled for Sunday, 30th August 2026, also at the ICGC Holy Ghost Temple, Adenta/Frafraha, at 8:00 am. These events will allow family, friends, and community members to pay their last respects. The detailed schedule ensures that all who wish to mourn can participate in the various stages of the funeral. The involvement of the Management and Staff of Achimota Hospital also suggests professional connections. The announcement serves as a formal invitation for public sympathy and participation in the final rites. This structured approach to mourning is a common practice in Ghana, ensuring respect and proper farewells. The community will gather to support the bereaved family during this difficult period. The notice also lists her mother, child, and siblings, providing a complete picture of her immediate family. This comprehensive announcement reflects the cultural importance of communal mourning and support in Ghana.

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