This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Professor Adonis F. Labor who was born in Sierra Leone on September 03, 1939 and passed away on January 29, 2006 at the age of 66. We will remember him forever.

Professor Adonis F. Labor is survived by his Wife, Dolly E. Labor, three children - Donna C. Sumner, Danna C. labor and Adrian Q. Labor, and grand children Nia M. Labor, Maya M. Labor,  Lynna Sumner and David C. Labor.  

Dad, rest now. We will tell your story.  Http://ProfAdonisLabor.Info 

IN MEMORIAM: Professor Dr. ADONIS F. LABOR OF SIERRA LEONE
IN MEMORY OF
THE LATE PROFESSOR Dr. ADONIS F. LABOR
Husband, Father, Grandfather, Brother, Uncle, Cousin, Professor,
Mentor and Teacher to countless Sierra Leoneans

SEPTMBER 3, 1939 TO JANUARY 29, 2006
PROF. LEFT US ALL A YEAR AGO AFTER HAVING SERVED US
AT HOME, IN THE COMMUNITY, AND IN THE CLASSROOM.

THE MANY GRATITUDES TO HIM ARE RECORDED AT HTTP://PROFADONISLABOR.INFO 

DAD, WE REMEMBER YOU AS DAD ALWAYS AND ESPECIALLY
ON THIS JANUARY 29, 2007. 

CONTINUE TO SLEEP AND TAKE YOUR REST.
WE WILL TELL YOUR STORY.
REST IN PEACE. 

BY THE LABOR FAMILY, DAVIDSON FAMILY and
on behalf of all whom you inspired in Sierra Leone.

Funeral Arrangements
There will be a Vigil and Tribute Service on Sunday February 12th 2006 at the New Hall at YWCA from 7pm to 9 pm.
The Body will be laid out at Mary Kinsley Auditorium, Fourah Bay College from 10am to 12Noon on Monday 13th February 2006.
The body will then be laid out at Columbia Davies Funeral Parlour at Circular Road between 12:30pm – 2pm; followed by Funeral and Communion service at Christ Church, Pademba Road at 2:30pm.
Burial at Kingtom Cemetery. Sympathizers may call at 58 Regent Road.
May his soul rest in peace.
Obituary
The death is announced of Prof Dr Adonis Fednant Labor who died on January 29th 2006, age 66. He was a professor at the Department of Education Fourah Bay College University of Sierra Leone.
He is survived by his wife Edith Dolly Labor in the USA and three children.
Sons and Daughter
Adrian, Donna and Danna in the USA,
Grand Children
Nia, Maya in Costa Rica
Lynna and David also in the USA
Daughter-in-law and Sons-in-law
Clarisse and Lyndon in USA
Brothers and Sisters
Dr Monty Labor in the UK and Rev Clarence Labor
Hannah Davidson-Labor in the USA, Inez and Nenneh.
Very Close Friend
Mrs Stella Macaulay of Syke Street
Adopted son
Christopher Neale
Sisters-in Law and Brother-in-law
Claudia, Doris, Leonora, Nora, Thelma, James
Cousins
Leone, Rachael, Farella in the US
Mrs Cassandra Garber, Ebu, Ogunlade, Kevin, Cecil, Theodora, Alex in reetown.
Mrs Tabitha Thorlu-Bangura, Stella, Michael, Farrell, Farrella in UK
George, Tunji, Ladi and Ebu and their families in Freetown
Nephews and Nieces
Chike, Chona, Chinua in the UK
Ndili, Serete, Bryan, Clarence Junior, Carol, Sandra, Dudley Junior in the USA
Bomba, Lorenzo, Efua in Freetown
Patricia in Norway
Donald, Vera in Banjul
Andrea, Corrie, Marion, Barbara and James in USA
Philip, Julian, Martha, Natacha, Edrina, Xavier, Trudy and Yvonne in UK
Edleen, Desmond, Bryan, Tommy and Sao in Freetown
Theresa and Satara in Liberia
Friends and Family
Numerous friends including
Mrs Grace Fullah, Mana Boduka, Nabi Kamara, Mrs Edu James, Mr and Mrs F.  Beserve, Mr and Mrs Ebun Pratt, Mr and Mrs J. Kamara, Mr and Mrs A. Collier, ev Jonathan Cobna-Davies. Mrs Agua Davies, Mr and Mrs Samuel Pratt
Families include, the Labors at home and abroad, Davidsons, Elliotts  Fewrys, Marsh, Anderson, Carrols, Morgan, leopolds, Elbas, Macauleys, Barnetts, Barleycorns, Osular Cole and Family, Miss Ivy Thompson, the Johnstons and the Principal and Staff of Fourah Bay College, the Head Teacher and Staff of YWCA and residence of 58 Regent Road.
We regret any omission of names.