Seyram was born in Keta, Ghana, on December 5, 1980, to Justice Gray Horve Amegah (father, deceased) and Juliet Kumansenu (mother).
In 1995, Seyram moved to Canada, where she attended John Barsby Secondary School in Nanaimo and later Esquimalt High School in Victoria. After graduating, she enrolled at Camosun College and earned an associate degree in Computer Science. She went on to the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), where she graduated with Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in Economics and Mathematics, followed by a Master of Business Administration degree. It was in Prince George, during her time at UNBC, that she met her beloved husband, Kobby. In 2007, Seyram and Kobby relocated to Victoria, where they built a life together and raised four wonderful children.
Our cherished wife, mother, sister, daughter, and friend went to be with her Lord on September 17, 2025. Seyram is survived by her devoted husband of 21 years, Kobby, and their children: Ohenewaa (15), Chief (13), Nana Yaw (11), and Nana Ama (5). She is lovingly remembered by many aunties and uncles, half-siblings, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends in Canada and abroad.
Seyram, we take comfort and peace in knowing you are with the Lord, and you and the cherished memories we shared will forever remain in our hearts. You filled our lives with love, laughter, and countless memories that will always remain with us.
“For if we live, we live to the Lord, and if we die, we die to the Lord. So then, whether we live or whether we die, we are the Lord’s.”
— Romans 14:7–8
May you find eternal rest in the Lord. Rest in perfect peace Mama!
Funeral Arrangements are as follows:
Thursday, October 9th: McCall Gardens Funeral Home (4665 Falaise Drive, Victoria BC)
3:00-4:00PM- Private Family visitation
4:00-5PM- Public visitation
Friday, October 10th:
10:00 AM: Private Burial at Royal Oak Burial Park (4673 Falaise Dr, Victoria, BC)
12:00PM: Memorial Service followed by light refreshments at Coastline Church. (845 Caledonia Ave, Victoria, BC)
There will be live streaming of the Memorial Service for those not able to be there in person through this link: https://youtube.com/@
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
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Benson Izunwanne I am heartbroken to learn of Seyram’s passing. She was the very first African-Canadian colleague I met when I joined the BC Public Service in 2017. At a time when I was struggling to settle into life in Victoria, Seyram went out of her way to offer help, even speaking with her husband about ways to support me with accommodation. That kindness left a lasting mark on my heart.
I feel deeply grateful for the chance to have spoken with her just this past August at Coastline, as we waited for our children to leave for church camp. We shared laughter and stories, moments that now feel especially precious.
Seyram, you will be missed more than words can express. I pray for comfort and strength for Kobby and the children, and for all who loved you. Your light will continue to inspire us, even as we mourn your loss. Rest in peace, dear friend.
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Mama, Selorm & Sena Not sure where to begin or end but the good Lord knows best. We remember vividly that very moment when you left the shores of Ghana to Canada. We also remember your very first solo visit after staying in Canada for some few years, and then, the other subsequent visits. Those memories keep playing back like a movie. Growing up together was simple yet humbling, it was fun yet challenging, it was full of love but had it moments, it was adventurous yet modulated with strict discipline. The bond we shared was so closely knitted that everyone knew you as our last born. Interestingly, you as our kid sister then, had demonstrated from a very young age the penchant for your own opinion which had earned you the nickname ‘Yohana’. And indeed, for Danga and us, Yohana became your unofficial name. Hearing your sudden demise is a horrible dream we are still trying to wake up from. In fact, we may not be able to wake up but we are comforted that you are at a better place. May your legacy live on. Rest thee well Yohana!
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Dogbatsey louis Condolence Message for Amegah Seyram
It is with deep sorrow that I learned of the passing of our dear friend and classmate, Amegah Seyram. We shared many beautiful memories during our time together at Dzelukope Roman Catholic School—
especially the moments we stood side by side reciting poems, proudly representing our school in inter-school competitions. Her vibrant spirit, warm heart, and passion for life touched all who knew her.This loss is painful for all of us who knew her from those early years, and our hearts go out especially to her family and the children she has left behind. May you find strength and comfort in the loving memories you shared with her, and may her soul rest in perfect peace.
Seyram baba nawo loo nadzidzor Lenutifafa me . Mawu ne da wo de tefe fafe ade.
Dogbatsey louis
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Richard Seyram Kudayah, North Carolina U.S.A. From Richard Seyram Kudayah, North Carolina U.S.A.
It’s with deepest sorrow to hear of your sudden passing. I can still remember like yesterday how you always win the FIRST Position after reciting long poems to the admiration of all during our music festival and other festivals . Since 1995 after we completed Dzelukope (Keta, Ghana) Roman Catholic JSS your stylish way of dressing and jovial attitude are still fresh in our minds. We still remember you in our conversations anytime we meet as a group. It is sad to say goodbye NAME. May the good Lord continue to find you eternal Rest. RIP SEYRAM!
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Dr. Kwawu & Theresa Agbemenu We are at a loss for words. The news of Seyram’s death has shocked us to our core. Juliet, baba loo! We mourn with you and the family.
Kobby and the children, we pray that our God Almighty comfort and protect you.
Seyram, rest in the bliss of the Divine. Amen and Amen.
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Kumasenu Christabella selasi May you soul rest in peace my big sister.my deepest condolences to the husband and the kids .you will be missed deeply..the memories you left behind .we can’t blame God everything happens for a reason.us you go home today may you watch over your kids .
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Pat Morgan I am deeply saddened to know of the loss of Seyram. My late husband,Lance & I, ‘adopted’ her into our family when she met Koby here in Prince George so many years ago. She was a kind, loving, caring person with a mischievous streak and sense of humour. She was a loving wife, mother & daughter very much committed to her Lord & Saviour to teach and live by example, His principles, to her family.
My heartfelt sympathy to you Koby, Oheneewa, Chief, Nana Yaw, Nana Ama and Juliet for your loss. Know that my prayers are with you all and will continue in the years ahead as you grieve the loss of Seyram.
Love
Pat
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Wayne Morgan Please know Kobby, that our prayers are with you and the kids. Seyram was such a fun-loving and joyful person with a great sense of humour. There is no doubt that she will be extremely missed.
We love you Kobby,
Wayne & Maureen
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Godfred Wemegah My heart is heavy with grief as I learn of the passing of my dear friend, Seyram.
May your memory be a blessing to us all. You were more than a friend to me; you were a source of comfort, support and joy. Your presence in my life was a gift and I’ll forever cherish the memories we shared together. To the family, I offer my deepest condolences during this difficult time. May you find strength in the love that surrounds you and the cherished memories of your loved one. May God comfort and guide you through this challenging period.Seyram “ Baba na wo’ na dzudzor le Nutifafa me”
Till we meet again©️ GODFRED WEMEGAH
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Carla Morgan Kobby, I am praying for you and your family as you grieve. May you feel God’s arms of love around you.
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Melda Riley I met Seyram and Kobby while living in Prince George, British Columbia many years ago. I was new to the city and they were part of a group of wonderful people who welcomed me; we became friends. I will never forget the kindness they showed, it meant the world to me.
I have long since moved back to my home in East Preston, Nova Scotia, but have thought fondly of them often over the years.
Kobby and family, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Seyram, she was beautiful, inside and out. I look at her picture and she is exactly as I remember. Her smile still warms the heart.
I pray that God will sustain you and your children through this difficult time; and that the memories you have shared with Seyram give you peace and comfort in the days ahead.
Love and Peace be with you.
Melda
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DELA DAVIES Growing up together feels like a lifetime of memories wrapped in laughter, mischief, and love. We shared more than just a family bond — we shared dreams, secrets, and the innocent joy of childhood. From the days we played without worry to the times life began to show us its challenges, you were always a constant presence — strong, caring, and full of life.
Life didn’t always treat us kindly, but you faced every trial with grace and courage. Even when the world grew heavy, your heart remained light.
I’ll never forget your late-night calls — those simple check-ins that meant so much. Whether it was to make sure we were okay, share a laugh, or just to hear a familiar voice, those moments now echo in my heart as precious memories.You were more than a cousin; you were a sister, a friend, and a guiding light. Your love reached beyond distance and time, and though you’re no longer here with us, your spirit continues to live in our hearts.
Rest well, dear Sister. Your kindness, laughter, and love will never fade. We will hold onto your memory and cherish the bond we shared — forever.
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Eric H Seyram was a wonderful colleague who always made time to chat with me about anything. She would talk about her family often, and I could hear the genuine love and fondness she had. Her positive personality made the days brighter, and I am grateful for the time that I knew her.
Sending my deepest condolences to her family in this trying time.
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Joshua Awume My heart aches for you Kobby and family. Seyram was a wonderful woman.
I was so very sorry to hear about the passing of your wife. Sending my deepest condolences to you during this heartbreaking time.
Sending you all my love and support. The bond you two shared was truly special.
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Isaac Oduro I know Seyram and Kobby 16 years ago when I move to Victoria they became my good friends and families as well it is very sad to see Seyram depart from us, I am heart broken anytime I think of her passing, my thoughts and prayers are with the family God consol us all Amen.
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Dwobeng Owusu-Nyamekye. PhD, PMP Please accept our condolences. God knows best. May her soul rest peacefully in the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ who taught us that ….in all things, we should give thanks to our Lord.
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Tim Carr Seyram: You were always a shining light for us. Wether it be at church, our get togethers or our fund raising efforts, you kept it real. We miss you and will always remember your infectious laughter. To Kobby and their four beautiful children; thank you letting us be part of your lives.
God Bless Tim & Joan
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Rita Bhandral Seyram was a wonderful person and a dear friend. She was so full of energy.
I will miss you my dear friend. You left us too soon. Rest in peace.
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Karen Willis Sending my deepest and sincerest condolences to Kobby and the kids during this very difficult time. The news of her passing has been devastating to all of us that loved her. Seyram… you will be missed terribly. I have our memories from high school and college days and being college room mates to hold on to! Rest well now with the Lord.
I had the privilege of working with Seyram during a web project in 2022/23. I admired her warmth, work ethic and (often surprising!) sense of humour. I experienced her welcoming nature firsthand when I visited her office during a day they had a potluck. Though the potluck was over, Seyram made me an entire plate of food to take home with me.
Seyram, I wish I had the chance to tell you how much I appreciated you. Thank you for your friendship. I am glad heaven doesn’t have a border services department so they won’t be confiscating any octopus from you (wink). But in case they do, you know who to call.
Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.