Beverly Afaglo Laid to Rest as Choirmaster Says Emotional Goodbye to His Wife

For many people who knew Beverly Afaglo, Saturday was not simply a funeral. It was a difficult goodbye to a woman who had been a wife, mother, actress, colleague and friend.

Beverly Ama Afaglo-Baah was laid to rest on Saturday as family members, friends, colleagues and several personalities from Ghana's entertainment industry gathered to celebrate her life.

She died on May 24, 2026, at the age of 42, leaving behind her husband, children and a wide circle of people who knew and worked with her.

But perhaps the most difficult part of the day was saying goodbye from the perspective of those who knew her away from the cameras.

“I cannot imagine facing tomorrow without you”

Beverly's husband, Choirmaster, struggled to put the pain of losing his wife into words.

In his farewell message, the musician reflected on what her absence would mean for him and the life they had built together.

“I cannot imagine facing tomorrow without you,” he said.

It was a simple sentence, but it captured the reality facing a family that has lost someone whose presence had become part of everyday life.

The farewell also reflected on Beverly's work and the mark she left on the people around her.

“You may be gone, but your works, the passion with which you achieved them, and the impact they have had on us will remain etched in our hearts,” the tribute said.

Watch: Choirmaster says farewell to Beverly Afaglo

Choirmaster's farewell brought the pain and emotion of the moment into focus as he remembered his late wife. Watch the video below for his tribute.

For those gathered at the funeral, the words offered a reminder that Beverly's story was not ending with the ceremony. Her work, relationships and memories remain part of the lives of the people she touched.

Her children remember their mother

Beverly's children also had their own goodbye to make.

Their tribute focused less on the actress the public knew and more on the mother they knew at home — the woman who loved them, guided them and taught them lessons they will carry throughout their lives.

“Your love and lessons will stay with us forever,” they said.

Those words brought a deeply personal dimension to the farewell.

For Beverly's children, the memories of their mother will not be defined only by the films she appeared in or the public moments people remember.

They will also be the everyday memories of a mother whose guidance helped shape their lives.

Friends and colleagues gather

Several familiar faces from Ghana's entertainment industry also attended the funeral to pay their respects.

Among them were Yvonne Nelson, Van Vicker, Jackie Appiah, Nana Ama McBrown, John Dumelo, Adjetey Annan, Roselyn Ngissah, Rex Omar, Obour and the Keche music group, among others.

Their presence reflected Beverly's long-standing connections within Ghana's creative industry.

For some, it was a farewell to a colleague. For others, it was a goodbye to a friend.

And for the family, it was a reminder of how many lives Beverly had touched during her time with them.

Remembering the woman behind the public image

Beverly Afaglo became a familiar name to Ghanaian audiences through her work in the entertainment industry, particularly as an actress.

Over the years, she built a career and friendships that connected her to different parts of Ghana's creative community.

But Saturday's funeral offered a different picture of Beverly.

Away from the spotlight was a wife and mother whose loss has left a much more personal void.

That is perhaps why Choirmaster's words and the tribute from her children carried such weight.

They were not simply remembering a celebrity.

They were remembering someone they loved.

A final farewell

As the funeral drew family, friends and colleagues together, the mood was one of grief but also gratitude for the life Beverly lived.

There were memories of her career, but there were also memories of the person behind it.

Choirmaster said goodbye to his wife.

Her children said goodbye to their mother.

Friends and colleagues said goodbye to someone they had shared important moments with.

And a wider audience said goodbye to a familiar face they had watched on screen over the years.

Beverly's life has come to an end, but the memories she leaves with her family, friends, colleagues and fans will continue.

For those closest to her, tomorrow will undoubtedly feel different.

But as her husband and children made clear in their tributes, her love, work and lessons will remain with them.

May her soul rest in peace.

Global Pulse GH extends its condolences to Beverly Afaglo's husband, children, family, friends, colleagues and all those mourning her passing.