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Fare thee well great Uncle S.O.. My dad Solomon Kofi Gyandoh Gardiner wishes you eternal rest with your maker…you have run your race ..sleep well Prof.

A Tribute to a favourite Uncle…. Uncle SO…. Where do I start?….I sobbed uncontrollably when I heard the sad news. You have been in my life forever. We lived next door to you in Legon and gradually I became a part of your family. My parents left me in you and Aunty Louisa’s capable hands while

My grandfather lived an incredible life filled with joy, love and happiness. I will always remember how he would always have delicious treats waiting for my siblings and I whenever we went to visit him. We would exclaim “Grandpa Louuuu!!!” when we saw him. On our birthdays, he would always give us a card and

Without even knowing what was wrong, I was very sad to know that you were gone. With little to no information of what happened, I cried desperately needing an answer. Like how you would call me Joseph the dreamer. But knowing our God and redeemer, you are resting peacefully now. Rest in perfect peace Grandpa Lou.

PROFESSOR S. O. GYANDOH- A GRATEFUL STUDENT REMEMBERS By Professor Victor Essien Like most of his former students, I am truly saddened by the sudden demise of Professor Samuel Otu Gyandoh, Jr. In October 1970, as a freshly minted high school graduate from Adisadel College, still wet behind the ears, I sat in my first

Uncle S O, we always looked forward to your visits whether they were to our home in Nigeria or in Cambridge, UK.  My father always used to talk about how much he enjoyed your company, your wit, intelligence and your mutual love of Chaucer.  My mother, your cousin, similarly always spoke of you with fondness. 

Prof, Thank you for your warmth, love, and kindness to the Yiadom Family!  We can never forget how much your family was such a source of familial centering to ours.  Love, Ansa & The Yiadom’s of Media, Pa USA  

Uncle Prof was a man of great morals, values, dignity, and loyalty. He was a King. Loved his energy, his smile, and his laugh. lol. I am so proud to say I am a Gyandoh. He is definitely in Heaven, and his life will hold dear to me forever. – Patrick Gyandoh  

Professor Sam Gyandoh (Ekow to me) was an outstanding legal scholar who made a significant impact at the Law Faculty at Legon where he was Dean and also at Temple University Law School in the US when he was a tenured professor. His book on Ghana Constitutional Law, which he co-authored with John Griffiths, was