Supporting the Wife and Children of Henry Tettey

Henry Tettey, popularly known as Mr. T, was born in Ridge Hospital in Accra, Ghana on April 19, 1975 to Frederick Teye, a former police officer and Comfort Ayerki Teye, a trader. Because the father was a police officer, the family traveled to various places in Ghana and finally settled in Tema, Ghana, where the father retired. Currently, both parents are residing in their hometown, Krobo Odumasi in Manyo Krobo in the Eastern Region.

Henry went to Chemu Secondary School, Accra Technical Training, and Accra Polytechnic. He graduated from Accra Polytechnic in 1997 and received a certificate as an Air Condition Technician. He worked with Ice Cool Company until he immigrated to the United States of America in 2003. He continued his education at Lincoln Technical Institute in Union and graduated with a certificate in Refrigeration and Boiler Operations. Henry was in this profession and worked at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick until his untimely death due to the novel coronavirus on April 10, 2020.

Henry Tettey was a devout member of St. Paul Methodist Church and the New Brunswick Presbyterian Church. Henry was dedicated to the advancement of both churches and was always involved in preparing, organizing, and ensuring that all events were successful. Henry was punctual, dedicated, generous, charismatic, and hardworking.

Henry Tettey is survived by his mother, father, beautiful wife, Alice Boulangpau, their three beautiful daughters, Lovia (11 years old), Sylvia (9 years old), and Vivia (6 years old), and several other family members. We will greatly miss you, Henry. Damerafa-dua.

These funds will fully support Alice and her three children to pay for funeral expenses and to navigate life without their beloved husband and father. May our Lord bless and comfort them during this time of grief.

We thank you for your support. No amount is too small and we are forever grateful. May God richly bless  you and keep you and your loved ones safe.