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Peter Wireko

September 26, 1958 - March 19, 2023

The administrator of this page is Frances Wireko

Sir Kt. Bro. Peter Wireko was a devout Catholic, husband and father. He was the first of seven children and spent most of his life managing Korkdam Hotel in New Achimota Accra-Ghana. He was a kind-hearted and gentle soul who took on the responsibility of many and was loved by all. He was a true representation of the Marshallan motto: Unity, Charity, Fraternity and Service which he dedicated his life to uphold and was evident in his everyday life.

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2023-03-27 21:37:38 wrote:

I called him "Boss" because he was my boss. I worked closely with him for 4yrs as the Secretary of the Parish Pastoral Council of the Holy Spirit Cathedral when he was the Chair of the Council from 2015-2018. Never did he do anything to spark my intolerable 'twin', especially when I try to comport myself when some members of the PPC spoke unending. The gentleman he was, Mr. Wireko always made time for all, and gave time to any speaker while he kept calm. He was a good man. I still remember how his face lit up with smile when we visited him just a week before his painful demise. I still can see him waving his final bye as we drove away

2023-03-27 21:37:38 wrote: I called him "Boss" because he was my boss. I worked closely with him for 4yrs as the Secretary of the Parish Pastoral Council of the Holy Spirit Cathedral when he was the Chair of the Council from 2015-2018. Never did he do anything to spark my intolerable 'twin', especially when I try to comport myself when some members of the PPC spoke unending. The gentleman he was, Mr. Wireko always made time for all, and gave time to any speaker while he kept calm. He was a good man. I still remember how his face lit up with smile when we visited him just a week before his painful demise. I still can see him waving his final bye as we drove away

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