Obituary of Lizette Namondo Abah

Lizette Namondo Abah, lovingly known as “Lizzie,” was born on January 20, 2001, to her parents, Primus and Alice Abah. She was the third and youngest child in her family.

Lizette grew up in Cinnaminson, New Jersey, where she completed her K–12 education. From an early age, she was vibrant, enthusiastic, and actively involved in many school activities. She was
a talented athlete who played soccer as a member of the varsity team and participated in varsity,track and field during her time at Cinnaminson High School. While in high school, Lizette was a
member of the Homecoming court for three consecutive years and later crowned HomecomingmQueen. She was elected by her graduating class and held the distinguished title of Prom Queen.

Her gifts expanded beyond athletics and community service as she was passionate about the enrichment of her school organizations. She served as the President of DECA (Business)
Association. An all-around outstanding student, she was inducted into the Cinnaminson High School Hall of Fame for the class of 2019 and graduated with honors.

She continued her athletic journey at Rutgers University–Camden, where she pursued both her undergraduate and graduate studies. In 2023, Lizette earned her Bachelor of Science degree in
Business, majoring in both Marketing and Finance with a minor in Graphic Design, from Rutgers University–Camden. During her undergraduate years, she remained actively involved in campus
life, participating in the women’s soccer team, cheerleading, and fashion shows and pageants.

Before her untimely passing, Lizette was preparing to celebrate another milestone—her Master’s degree from the Rutgers School of Business, with her commencement scheduled for May 20th.

She completed her Master of Science in Business Analytics in 2025 and founded Luxe Legacy, LLC, her small business in which she aimed to manage operations, vendor contracts and launch
marketing strategies. Lizette was a passionate entrepreneur and a lover of all things’ arts andncreativity. Nicknamed our “Benjamin” she always had a side hustle and enjoyed serving others.

She loved photography, drawing, doing hair and make-up and was everyone in the family’s personal stylist.

Lizette was a remarkable young woman with many talents. She loved the Lord deeply and lived a life marked by compassion and kindness. She touched many lives and left a lasting impression
on everyone she met. Having given her life to Christ at a young age, she remained devoted in her faith, worshiping alongside her family at HCC Jubilee Place in Westville.

Lizette leaves behind her loving parents, her sister, her brother, her beloved boyfriend, many aunts and uncles, her church family, numerous cousins, and a community who will deeply miss
her.

As we mourn Lizette today, we also give thanks to God for the 25 years she shared with us. Her memories will forever be cherished, and she will always remain in our hearts.