Letters, Documents & Keepsakes
Original handwritten notes, prayer petitions, and family documents.
Official Brief Biography in Order of Burial Mass
The official printed biography recording her birth in 1965 to Mathew and Caroline Ekemezie (née Ezeonwu), Agba Primary School, Girls High School Ekwulobia, marriage in 1984 to Chief Augustine Ezeudu, six children, and community leadership.
""Lolo Regina Chinwe Ezeudu (Nee Ekemezie) was born to the family of late Mr. Mathew and late Mrs Caroline Ekemezie (Nee Ezeonwu) of Umuochuba Agba Village Ekwulobia in 1965... Mama Uju as popularly called by her admirers was a very skillful and good home keeper and business manager.""
Family & Historical Significance
The definitive family record establishing dates, lineage, and accomplishments for all generations.
Royal Condolence from HRM Igwe Ezejiofor II of Ekwulobia
Official royal condolence letter signed by His Majesty, Igwe (Engr.) Emmanuel Chukwukadibia Onyeneke KSM, FNSE, Ezejiofor II of Ekwulobia.
""LATE MRS. REGINA CHINWE EZEUDU was exceptionally kind and large hearted, she lived a life that was devoid of malice to all... She had always stood closely to her husband and remained an unshakable source of hope to him.""
Family & Historical Significance
Testifies to the highest royal regard accorded to Lolo Regina and the Ezeudu family by the traditional throne of Ekwulobia.
Official Condolence Message from Ekwulobia Development Union
Official letter on Ekwulobia Development Union letterhead signed by President Rev. Dr. Emeka Ezeike and Assistant General Secretary Ichie Raph Ezeuchu.
""The entire Executive of Ekwulobia Development Union received with a profound sense of loss News of the passing on of your dearly wife Late Mrs. Chinwe Regina Ezeudu... We however enjoin you to take solace in her godly life and service to humanity.""
Family & Historical Significance
Documents her enduring service and standing across the entire Ekwulobia town union.
Civic Condolence from APGA Party Ward I Executive
Official letter of condolence from the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) Ward I Executive signed by Chairman Hon. Sunday Okoye and Secretary Comrade Chidozie Ezeibe.
""...for the fact that she evidently lived a happy life of fulfillment, long enough to see you and other children grow to become eminent citizens of the town remains a source of solace.""
Family & Historical Significance
Preserved community solidarity on the solemn day of her burial rites.