By Bridgett Milton
The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Thomas P. Fallah, representing the members of the House of Representatives, paid heartfelt tribute to the late Grand Gedeh County Electoral District #1 Representative, Rep. Erol Madison Gwion, during the State Funeral held in the Rotunda of the Capitol Building.
The occasion brought together dignitaries, fellow lawmakers, family members, and well-wishers to honor the memory of the esteemed late Representative.
Speaking on behalf of the House of Representatives, Deputy Speaker Thomas P. Fallah expressed deep sorrow and extended sincere condolences to the family, friends, and constituents of Rep. Gwion.
“Today, we gather not just as colleagues but as a close family to mourn the passing of a dedicated public servant, Rep. Erol Madison Gwion,” he said.
“His unwavering commitment to the people of Grand Gedeh County and his tireless efforts in the service of our nation will forever be etched in our hearts,” he continued.
Rep. Erol Madison Gwion’s remains were lain in state in the Rotunda of the Capitol Building, where colleagues, including the Vice President of the Republic Jeremiah Koung, the Senate Protempt and Members of the Senate and citizens paid their respects.
The State Funeral was a dignified event, reflecting the profound impact Mr. Gwion had on the community and the nation as a whole.
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The House of Representatives of the 55th Legislature joined the entire nation in mourning the loss of a remarkable leader.
The legacy of Rep. Gwion will endure through the memories of his dedication, passion, and selfless service to the people of Liberia.
