Greetings beloved ones,
It's With heavy hearts, yet with the enduring spirit of Jah Rastafari, we share the news of the passing of our Elder Matriarch, Mama Fyah, also known as Pearline Wolfe. On Tuesday, February 18th, 2025, she transitioned to join the Ancestors, leaving behind a legacy of unwavering faith, profound wisdom, and dedicated service. We gathered to honor her life and memory during her nine-night celebration on February 26th, a testament to the deep love and respect she commanded.
Mama Fyah's Impact:
"Mama Fyah was more than just an elder; she was a beacon of light, a pillar of strength, and a tireless advocate for the Rastafari mission. Her life was a testament to, Rastafari community building, spiritual guidance, cultural preservation and acts of charity. She touched countless lives with her kindness, wisdom, generosity and unwavering faith. Many remember her for the way she would always have comforting words, hailing Kadamawi Haile Selassie I encouraging us to live one another and a share a warm meal for anyone in need.
Foundation Mission
In honor of Mama Fyah's extraordinary life and enduring commitment, we are establishing the Mama Fyah Foundation. This foundation will serve as a living tribute to her, ensuring that her vision and mission continue to thrive for generations to come.
The foundation's primary goals will be to:
1. Support Rastafari cultural preservation and education.
2. Provide assistance to vulnerable members of the community.
3. Promote spiritual growth and understanding of Rastafari principles.
4. Support youth development programs.
5. Establish the Mama Fyah Rastafai cultural Museum and Arts centre.
Call to Action
"We invite you to join us in honoring Mama Fyah's legacy by contributing to the establishment of this vital foundation. Your generous donations will directly support these specific needs, such as initial operating costs, landscape buildings, infrastructures, program development and community outreach.
Every contribution, no matter the size, will help us ensure that Mama Fyah's fire continues to burn brightly. Please consider making a donation today and sharing this campaign with your network.
How You Can Help:
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We are deeply grateful for your support and for helping us keep Mama Fyah's spirit alive and burning 🔥. Together, we can build a lasting legacy that reflects her unwavering love and dedication. Jah Bless.
As Mama Fyah would say, One Perfect Love.
Who Is Mama Fiyah?
Mama Fiyah (Pearline Wolfe) was born in Victoria Jubilee Hospital in Kingston, Jamaica. She is the daughter of Bongo David Wolfe and Rubi Edward (affectionately known as Dawta’s Mama). Mama Fiyah was fortunate to be born to parents who played pivotal roles in the early development of Rastafari in Jamaica. Her father, Bongo David, was the brother of Solomon Wolfe, who took part in the first delegation to Ethiopia after His Imperial Majesty granted land to the African diaspora in the Shashemane region. Bongo David welcomed HIM Haile Selassie I Jah Rastafari during His visit to Jamaica. Her mother, Rubi Edward, was a revered figure in the community, known for nurturing kindness and feeding those in need, as well as caring for those afflicted with mental health challenges, earning her the endearing title of Dawta's Mama.
Mama Fiyah faces all tribulations with remarkable strength and determination. Even in her battle against uterus cancer in 2013, she miraculously lost no hair or dreadlocks during her month of chemotherapy and radiation treatment. With her dedication to consuming nourishing green juices infused with miracle plants, coconut water, and unwavering faith, Mama Fiyah exemplified resilience, inspiring all who know and love her. She is a living legend, the eldest Rastafari baby, one of the first children born within the Rastafari faith. Mama Fiyah has upheld the principles of the Rastafari lifestyle, setting an extraordinary example for us all. She produces natural coconut oil along with King Man Fayabun, along with delightful Roots Tonic, Ganjah Wine, and Ital food—all made with love! We honor Mama Fiyah as the Queen Mother of Rastafarians. Her enduring strength stands in giving thanks for life to the Almighty HIM Emperor Haile Selassie I Jah Rastafari!
Give a Thanks beloved ones!
