Friends, family Remember about Ebenhaezer “Ebby” Dibacked in Memorial Service

Photo: Instagram/ Ebenhaezer “Ebby” Dibakan

In the Bioscope in Johannesburg, a funeral service took place to honor the life of Ebenhaez “Ebby” dibacked in a bioscope in Johannesburg, combining family, friends and colleagues to celebrate the heritage of a award -winning comedian, actor and writer.

Ebby, who tragically died of suicide, was remembered not only because of his extraordinary comedy talent, but also for his warmth and selflessness.

According to DrumEbby was celebrated because of his ability to laugh to others despite his depression struggle.

The wheels went out on the stage, dividing their honest tributes and reminding the significant influence of Ebby on their lives, both professionally and in person.

Mojak Lehoko talked about how Ebby mentioned the compact community of friends who really valued him, according to Zimoja. The publication added that Chris Forest also shared honest tribute, describing EBBY as a family and emphasizing the strong bond they divided.

The Ebby family confirmed the news of his death on Tuesday, and the preliminary findings suggest that he died by suicide.

The family expressed their sadness and gratitude for the overwhelming support they received, considering how deeply they touched their pouring love at this difficult time.

“The last few days were very difficult because we try to accept this tragedy,” they said.

They also insisted that the departure of Ebby was a reminder of the importance of mental health and emotional well -being. “Although this loss is destructive, we pray that it encourages people to check each other and the priority of their emotional well -being. If necessary, searching for professional help. “

The EBBY funeral service is planned for March 14 at Church Unlimited, Maggiesdal, Nelspruit, from 7 am.

The family also called for everyone who is struggling with depression or suicidal thoughts to get to support with the South African group of depression and anxiety (Sadag), offering confidential help at 0800 567 567.

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