I never knew Ignatius and sadly I never will. I wanted to pay tribute to him anyways, because based on what I have read he was an incredible man. Loss is a very hard thing, but knowing someone in your life was so incredibly hard working and giving is such a blessing, and something you will never lose. Ignatius's life is so inspiring to me, working hard and going to school is no easy accomplishment. Especially all while raising a family and supporting his wife's pursuit of becoming a nurse. I truly hope the family of Ignatius knows that his life has touched my heart. My thoughts are with you as I know grief tears at the soul, I wish you nothing but the best, and I hope you are able to feel close to him. 

-A young woman who wants to make a difference in kids lives 

I meet Mr. Ignatius Udo Adanga When he worked at catholic home bureau in the Bronx. We worked with family trying to help reunite parents a kids. Mr. Adanga was new and just wanted to make a difference in a child’s life. He sat right in front of me, and I help him when ever he needed! When I say he was the most kind person. When I watch the memorial the first year, I was in tears when I saw his face and name being called. It’s been 25 years and I’ve said a prayer for his wife and daughter. May he rest in eternal peace.
 

Posted by Kesha