The late Charlotte Obeng, originally from Accra, Ghana, was a cherished member of the Muncie community. Her friends and colleagues are currently raising funds for her funeral through a GoFundMe campaign organized by Monique Vargas and Emmanuel Quainoo. As of today, $325 has been raised towards a $50,000 goal, with contributions from Olufunmilola Olorunda, Carlos Lopez Mercado, Desiree Soptelean, Temilade Akinwolere, and Kirsten Smith.
Charlotte was highly educated, holding two Master’s degrees in actuary studies and Information and Communication Technology. She made significant contributions both professionally and personally. At Ball State University, she received the CICS Tally Service Award for 2022-2023 and worked as a web design graduate assistant. She also served as an adjunct faculty member at Ivy Tech Community College and completed a fellowship in Racial Justice and Accessibility at Count Us Indiana.
Her vibrant personality and community spirit made her beloved by many. Charlotte’s interests included dancing, cooking, and organizing events. She was known for her kindness, generosity, and unwavering support for others. Lyzbeth King, a friend, urged people to donate to her funeral fund, emphasizing Charlotte’s impact on their lives.
"Charlotte was a fearless, fierce, loving, kind, cherished, and beautiful soul," Monique Vargas wrote. "We know you are flying high, and we love you."
This fundraiser reflects the deep love and respect her friends and colleagues have for her, aiming to honor her memory and support her family during this difficult time.
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