Grace Eruchalu remembrance page and online condolences

02-01 2023 18:38 wrote:

Auntie Grace, I will miss you dearly. Remember taking you out for lunch at Crushes years ago where we chatted for hours and sang too. That’s where you taught me the song “What will be, will be”. Will miss your iconic wide smile and dance! Adieu! You will always live on in my heart.

02-01 2023 18:38 wrote:

Auntie Grace, I will miss you dearly. Remember taking you out for lunch at Crushes years ago where we chatted for hours and sang too. That’s where you taught me the song “What will be, will be”. Will miss your iconic wide smile and dance! Adieu! You will always live on in my heart.

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Grace Eruchalu

May 19, 1944 - March 26, 2021

The administrator of this page is Chieso Eruchalu

Grace Eruchalu was married to Late Engr. Kenneth Eruchalu. She was a renowned Teacher, a principal and an administrator with a difference. she was blessed with 4 children. Fashion as she was fondly called was very fashionable and loved everything fashion.

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2023-01-02 18:38:42 wrote:

Auntie Grace, I will miss you dearly. Remember taking you out for lunch at Crushes years ago where we chatted for hours and sang too. That’s where you taught me the song “What will be, will be”. Will miss your iconic wide smile and dance! Adieu! You will always live on in my heart.

2023-01-02 18:38:42 wrote: Auntie Grace, I will miss you dearly. Remember taking you out for lunch at Crushes years ago where we chatted for hours and sang too. That’s where you taught me the song “What will be, will be”. Will miss your iconic wide smile and dance! Adieu! You will always live on in my heart.

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