"A Tribute to my Aunty- Ms Dorah Nnalu Nzotta. Dear Aunty, You lived a successful life and as a philanthropist you touched the life of everybody that has to do with Nzotta family either by blood or marriage. You rescued me from the wicked hands of death in the early part of my life. Daa- Nnalu, we would have wished that you lived longer but for sickness. We rejoice because you have gone to the bosom of the Lord where we shall meet to part no more. Adieu Daa-Nnalu. Jee ije gi nke oma. Eld/Mrs O.N . Nzotta and family”

"TRIBUTE TO OUR BELOVED MOTHER AND MENTOR DORATHY NZOTHA To a kind compassionate angel and a foot soldier for Christ. Sacrifice and hospitality personified. Grandma Dora as we fondly called her has like Abraham in the bible, many children that she cared for physically, spiritually and financially. Always quick to stand in the gap and interceed whenever you're in need of prayer. She sleeps late and wakes very early to call people to come and worship the Lord daily. Grandma Dora was in her eighties but has a sweet voice like a teen. Very fond of our grandchildren and calls them 'Sweetie"! I Blessing Hekerem count myself lucky for the privilege of meeting and visiting her face to face. When she took ill, a '911' Prayer Chain was set up for her and God answered every prayer said on her behalf. Our all knowing God saw that she had accomplished her task on earth and thereby could not give us a cure. It was His Divine will that she should rest hence God bid her 'come home '. Like the stars of the morning, we watched her fade away but we could not hold her back. In total obedience to the will of God her golden heart stopped beating; and her hardworking hands rested. Our hearts were broken to loose her. We are comforted by the promise of His word in 1 Thessalonians 4 : 13 - 18 that "the dead in Christ shall rise again. For 'precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His Saints ' Psalm 116:15 . We will meet you in the morning by the bright beautiful riverside. Sleep on grandma DORA till the resurrection morning .Good night. *From the families of Blessing Hekerem, Charles Chidi Allen Eld. and Pleasant Nyovelle.*”

"My first memory of Aunt Dorah was on the occasion of New Years Eve in 1975. I was 8 year old. I won't detail the issue that Aunt Dorah had with me and my younger brother on that day. Let's just say that even at that early age I knew that this woman was NOT a push-over. Little did I know that 17 years later I would become her nephew when I married her niece Chichi. It is not flattery or an exaggeration to say that she is and always will be my favorite aunt. Ever. Aunt Dorah has been a part of my life from the moment Chichi and I were married. She stood in for Chichi's parents when they were not able to get a visiting Visa for our wedding. She was there for every one of my son's birth and she has showered them with gifts, blessings and encouragement for 24 plus years. We were so happy when she retired from being a CRNA and moved to Atlanta. I tell my boys all the time to cherish the fact that they are close to family members outside their nuclear family. I never had that opportunity but I am glad that my boys have had that ability. There are so many things that I could say; but suffice to say that Aunt Dorah has been a blessing to my family and we have been fortunate to live and learn from her for all of these years. We miss you, Aunt Dorah, but look forward to seeing you in that great getting up morning. Love Chukwuma Onyeije (AKA Hubby)”