Anglican Diocese of Freetown Mourns Passing of Reverend Rogers-Wright
The Anglican Diocese of Freetown mourns the passing of Rev Canon Llewellyn B. Rogers-Wright on January 5, 2024. A revered figure within the diocese, Rev Canon Rogers-Wright dedicated his life to spiritual guidance and community service.
Known for his compassion and unwavering commitment, he leaves behind a legacy of faith and kindness.
The diocese expresses profound sorrow at the loss of such a esteemed clergyman, and their thoughts are with his family, friends, and the entire congregation during this difficult time. Rev Canon Llewellyn B. Rogers-Wright’s impact on the community is immeasurable, and his teachings will continue to inspire generations to come.
As the Anglican community joins together to honor his memory, they pray for his soul to find eternal peace in the divine embrace.
May his soul Rest in Peace. He was a strict disciplinarian. Taught me in Secondary School. He really knew how to flog students that were hard-headed, like myself.
May his soul rest in perfect peace
May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace
May his gentle soul rest in peace he is my God patent
May his gentle soul rest peace
May his soul rest in perfect peace 🙏
RIP daddy may your gentle soul rest in peace
My heartfelt sympathy to members of the bereaved family and Clergy and Laity of the Anglican Diocese of Freetown . Our thoughts and prayers go to you all. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.
Rest in perfect peace my pass Principal of the WEST AFRICA METHODIST COLLEGIATE SCHOOL take heart family and friends 🙏
In 2004, I met Rev Canon Llewellyn B. Rogers-Wright, elite in nature, in the field of Management and Administration General, Social Work and Psychological Care. He was a lecturer, and head of department at the Institute of Public Administration and Management (IPAM), University of Sierra Leone.
Even though you have physically gone mentor, but the knowledge and experience I have acquired through your leadership, will continue to bears fruitful dividend in the lives of Sierra Leoneans, especially the disadvantaged groups. REST IN PEACE MENTOR.