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Chicago Remembers the Life and Legacy of Late Prime Minister Meles Zenawi
August 1, 2012 (Chicago)â€”Ethiopians, Americans of Ethiopian origin, and friends of Ethiopia
mourned on Saturday the untimely death of Late Prime Minister Meles Zenawi who died August
20, 2012, and unanimously vowed to carry on his impressive legacy that spanned nearly four
decades of public service–twenty one years of which as prime minister. More than 450 people
attended the memorial service that was held at the heart of Chicago.
Representatives from the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, Protestant and Muslim
religions took turns to pay tribute to late Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, and consoled the
mourners by citing verses from the Holy Bible and the Holy Quran, respectively. They extended
condolences to the family of the late Prime Minister and to the Ethiopian people in general.
Members of the Chicago Ethiopian Community presented poems and gave touching speeches on
the life of Prime Minister Meles. Selam, a young girl from Wheaton, brought the mourners into
profound tears when she proclaimed, â€œWe will put Melesâ€™ legacy in the tablet of our hearts.â€ A
moving poem, narrated by a young boy from Chicago, reinforced the peopleâ€™s determination to
embrace Melesâ€™ legacy and to realize his visionâ€”to see a peaceful and prosperous Ethiopia.
Haile Berhe, a childhood friend of Meles, described the late Prime Minister as, â€œan avid reader
who had broad knowledge on all subject matter.â€
Judging from the people who attended the memorial service, the untimely death of Prime
Minister Meles Zenawi has brought sadness to many who are not necessarily members of the
Ethiopian community. A case in point; representatives from the Eritrean community and the
South Sudanese community read messages of condolences and affirmed their solidarity with the
Ethiopian people. The South Sudanese said,â€ Meles was our brother and friend through thin and
thick of our peopleâ€™s struggle for freedom, and we trust Ethiopia more than any other country.â€
Likewise, the representative from the Eritrean community offered this: â€œPeace loving Eritreans
equally mourn the death of Prime Minister Meles with you. The outpouring of grief from all
sections of the Ethiopian society, which I witnessed on ETV, shows how much the prime
minister was loved and admired by his people.â€
The Mayor of Chicago Rahm Emanuel has also offered condolences to the Ethiopian
Community in Chicago in particular and the Ethiopian people in general. The Mayor praised the
late Prime Ministerâ€™s legacy. The Resolution letter was read by the Chair of the Memorial
Service Organizing Committee Befekadu Retta. It will also be sent to Ethiopia via the Ethiopian
Embassy in Washington, DC, after it is adopted by the city council on September 12, 2012.
In closing, Befekadu Retta reminded us that we have to redouble our efforts in helping our
country, Ethiopia, if we want Meles to be proud of us. â€œIf we love Meles,â€ he says, â€œWe have to
stop the grief right now and start working towards the realization of his vision for Ethiopia.â€
Amen to that!!
May God rest Meles Zenawiâ€™s soul in peace.
Memorial Service Organizing Committee,
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Published: 12 years ago on September 6, 2012
By: staff reporter
Last Modified: September 9, 2012 @ 1:20 am
Filed Under: Ethiopia
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