In Memory Of
Solomon Addai
1982
2022
Solomon Addai
November 13, 1982 — October 20, 2022
Solomon Addai, 39, was born in Ghana. He lived in Columbus Ohio, passed away at Riverside Methodist hospital on October 20, 2022.
Solomon was born November 13, 1982 to Ishmael Addai and Margaret Acquah in Ghana at Nuamakrom Central Region. Solomon went to school at Nuamakrom in 1996. After coming to America, he started working at Lancaster warehouse and later become a Certified Nursing Assistant in Maryland.
He moved from Maryland to North Dakota- worked at Walmart. Later he became a truck driver worked with several companies like Werner Enterprise, Winn Construction, K & N LLC etc.
Solomon was married to Patience Mentu. He had no children but he had 3 beautiful step children Perpetual Mentu, Benedicta Mentu, Kelvin Mentu that he adored. Solomons' mother and father passed away. Solomon has two brothers and two sisters.
Solomon liked music and funny videos. He was a hardworking man. He liked to give more than to receive. He was a very calm and a gentle soul. Everyone who knows him thinks he was easy going. He considered himself a follower of the teaching of Christ. He was a strong believer of a Latter Day Saint.
Burial will be in Ghana.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Fatima Ibrahim at 17150 Downing Street 302 Gaithersburg Maryland.
Solomon was born November 13, 1982 to Ishmael Addai and Margaret Acquah in Ghana at Nuamakrom Central Region. Solomon went to school at Nuamakrom in 1996. After coming to America, he started working at Lancaster warehouse and later become a Certified Nursing Assistant in Maryland.
He moved from Maryland to North Dakota- worked at Walmart. Later he became a truck driver worked with several companies like Werner Enterprise, Winn Construction, K & N LLC etc.
Solomon was married to Patience Mentu. He had no children but he had 3 beautiful step children Perpetual Mentu, Benedicta Mentu, Kelvin Mentu that he adored. Solomons' mother and father passed away. Solomon has two brothers and two sisters.
Solomon liked music and funny videos. He was a hardworking man. He liked to give more than to receive. He was a very calm and a gentle soul. Everyone who knows him thinks he was easy going. He considered himself a follower of the teaching of Christ. He was a strong believer of a Latter Day Saint.
Burial will be in Ghana.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Fatima Ibrahim at 17150 Downing Street 302 Gaithersburg Maryland.
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