Ifeoma Princess Nzeadighibe

Gone Too Soon Ifeoma Princess Nzeadighibe, popularly known as “Ify”, came to this world on February 28, 1987 with grace, humility and unimaginable beauty that illuminates the horizon. Her birth brought joy and happiness to her family and to those who came across or in contact with her. She was born and bred in Christian Catholic faith, she was baptized at St. Anthony’s Catholic church on August 26, 1992, where she received her Confirmation and first Communion. Ifeoma attended her early education from Archdiocese of Baltimore, Maryland at St. Anthony’s Catholic School. After her 5 th Grade, she was sent to Nigeria to further her Primary and Secondary education. She attended DEO GRATIAS International School Garki, Abuja Nigeria. Upon graduation from the primary school, she received admission into Regina Pacis Girls Secondary school in Abuja, Nigeria. Upon completion of her secondary education in Nigeria, she came back to the United States of America to continue her education. On June 5, 2005 she obtained her High School Diploma from W.E.B. DuBois High School Baltimore, Maryland. In her pursuit for college education, she gained admission to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, where she received the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation Services on May 21, 2010. Ifeoma proceeded for her Master Degree at Howard University, where she achieved her Masters of Science Degree in Occupational Therapy, Class of 2013, which she celebrated in vigor. Ifeoma Prince Nzeadighibe worked for many establishments of endeavors: The KindredHealthcare Operating Inc, Medstar Montgomery Medical Center, Trinity Home Health Services Inc and she later settled with the Montgomery County Public Schools System. She also opened her first Entrepreneurship; a Business Enterprise, The Azaela Occupational Therapy, OTR/LLC. Ifeoma has left us broken hearted, I know she is looking down saying; “Don’t grieve for me because I’m free now. I’m following the path God has chosen for me and I held His hands when I heard Him calling for me, I have found true peace with the Lord”. In my heart, I know she would say “if my departure has left a void, then let it be filled with remembering the joys, the laughs, love, the peace and the good memories I shared with you and look for the sunshine of tomorrow with faith in God. Goodbye daughter! We will meet again”. Ifeoma Princess Nzeadighibe is survived by her parents: Emmanuel and Charity U. Nzeadighibe, her siblings; Ugochi O. Nzeadighibe(sister), Ogechi U. Nzeadighibe (sister) and Chigozie N. Nzeadighibe (brother) and hosts of cousins’ home and abroad, friends, well-wishers, the Ubakala Community and the entire Igbo community. She will be missed dearly but with hope in the resurrection. !! THE WORLD MOURNS !!

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Ifeoma Princess Nzeadighibe

February 28, 1987 - July 11, 2022