On the occasion of her graceful retirement as Deputy Chief Pharmacist at the
Holy Spirit Hospital, Berekum–Sunyani today, we gather with hearts full of gratitude to celebrate an extraordinary woman whose life has been a beautiful testimony of faith, compassion, excellence, and selfless service.
As Sr. Anna Twumasi, HHCJ retires from her distinguished role as Deputy Chief Pharmacist, we honour a legacy that has touched countless lives and inspired generations.
Sr. Anna has been much more than a pharmacist. She has been a compassionate healer, a trusted counsellor, a dedicated mentor, and a servant-leader whose ministry has reflected the healing hands of Christ.
Through every prescription she dispensed, every patient she comforted, and every colleague she encouraged, she demonstrated that healthcare is not merely a profession but a sacred vocation.
Her unwavering commitment to duty has been exemplary. She served with integrity, diligence, and professionalism, never seeking recognition but always striving to give her very best. Her humility made her approachable, her kindness made her unforgettable, and her tireless work ethic earned the admiration of all who had the privilege of working alongside her.
Sr. Anna possessed the rare gift of seeing the good in others. She encouraged the discouraged, lifted the weak, and stood beside those who needed hope.
Her gentle words, patient guidance, and generous heart created an atmosphere where everyone felt valued and respected. She believed that every person deserved dignity, compassion, and another chance.
Beyond her remarkable service in healthcare, Sr. Anna has carried the weighty responsibility of leadership as the Provincial Vicar of the Handmaids of the Holy Child Jesus (HHCJ), Ghana Province.
She has led with wisdom, prayer, humility, and unwavering faith, inspiring her sisters through her example of servant leadership. She has shown that true leadership is not measured by authority but by sacrifice, love, and a willingness to serve others wholeheartedly.
As she retires from active pharmaceutical service, her legacy remains deeply engraved in the hearts of patients, staff, Religious Sisters, and the wider community.
The countless lives she has healed, the hope she has restored, and the values she has instilled will continue to bear fruit for many years to come.
Dear Sr. Anna Twumasi, your retirement marks not the end of your mission but the beginning of another beautiful chapter.
May the Lord whom you have faithfully served reward you abundantly with good health, lasting peace, renewed strength, and overflowing joy.
May He continue to bless your leadership, enrich your ministry, and grant you many more fruitful years in His vineyard.
Congratulations on a life beautifully lived and a ministry faithfully fulfilled.
“Well done, good and faithful servant… Enter into the joy of your Lord.”
Ayikoo, Sr. Anna Twumasi, HHCJ!
Your legacy of faith, service, humility, and love will continue to inspire generations to come.
By Sr. Emmanuella Dakurah, HHCJ ( Catholic Sister Communicators Networks-Ghana, CASCON-GH)
