Natacha Leopold
Rest peacefully, uncle Dama. You ran a good race and leave behind a great legacy. My thoughts and prayers are with the James family. Natacha & Xavier
In loving memory
Dr. Braima Dama James
19502024
Freetown, Sierra Leone
From the family of Dr. Braima D James
In loving memory of Dr. Braima Dama James, who departed on January 11th, 2024. An academic and devoted community leader in Sierra Leone, his legacy echoes through his profound contributions to academia and international development. Dr. James was a beacon of wisdom, impacting the lives of many through his work.
He is deeply missed by his cherished wife Margaret, his children Bernadette, Dama Jr., Neimatu, and Hinga, and grandchildren Marley, Gabriel, Isabel, Nathan, and Meeka and extends to numerous family members from Sandeyalu and beyond.
Friends and family are invited to share their memories and express condolences on this page. Thank you for contributing to the celebration of a life well-lived.
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Funeral:
1st Vigil: 8pm, 27 February, Balmer Church
| Funeral Service: 2pm, 28 February, Balmer Church
| 2nd Vigil: 8pm, 29 February, Sandeyalu
| Burial & Interment: 10am, 1 March, Sandeyalu
| Memorial Service & 40-day ceremony: 10am, 3 March, Sandeyalu Methodist Church
He is deeply missed by his cherished wife Margaret, his children Bernadette, Dama Jr., Neimatu, and Hinga, and grandchildren Marley, Gabriel, Isabel, Nathan, and Meeka and extends to numerous family members from Sandeyalu and beyond.
Friends and family are invited to share their memories and express condolences on this page. Thank you for contributing to the celebration of a life well-lived.
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Funeral:
1st Vigil: 8pm, 27 February, Balmer Church
| Funeral Service: 2pm, 28 February, Balmer Church
| 2nd Vigil: 8pm, 29 February, Sandeyalu
| Burial & Interment: 10am, 1 March, Sandeyalu
| Memorial Service & 40-day ceremony: 10am, 3 March, Sandeyalu Methodist Church
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Wolanyo Amoa
Everyone who's meet Uncle Dama knows that he had a great personality. He was caring, extremely generous and he had this really easy way of handling the most difficult of issues that left you wondering why you panicked in the first place..(smile) The thought of never seeing him again or even hearing his voice ever again is devastating and I miss him dearly. May his soul rest in peace.
NEIMATU ADJABUI
The best father a girl could ever have. Rest well in the bosom of the Lord, daddy.
Keni Dama
“The loss of life but not the loss of love” My hero, my father. We miss you so much.
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