"የእግዚያብሄር ስራ ረቂቅ ነው"
Born in October 1943 in Kobo, w/ro Tiringo's childhood was anything but stable. Passed between relatives after her parents separated, she faced uncertainty and hardship. Yet, she held tightly to education as her only path forward. From the rural hills of Dessie to the streets of Asmara and Agaro, that same quiet determination shaped a life of resilience, curiosity, and deep devotion to her family.
After becoming a teacher and raising ten children, she embarked on an unexpected journey to Israel after retirement. What began as a one-week pilgrimage turned into an eight-year stay. While caring for an elderly woman and supporting her family from afar, she missed many precious moments at home—the weddings of her children and the births of new grandchildren. Through every challenge, her faith never wavered. She saw God's hidden hand at work, often remarking with genuine wonder, "የእግዚያብሄር ስራ ረቂቅ ነው".
Even now, as a retired teacher, her greatest devotion is prayer. Her room, filled with spiritual images, reflects a heart that has always trusted in God's plan. She is the steady spiritual anchor for our entire family; many of us feel her prayers are more than enough for everyone. From a turbulent childhood to a life of selfless love, she showed us what it truly means to walk with resilience and grace.
Before the ten branches grew, there was a single, deeply rooted promise. Their union was built on a shared devotion to faith, family, and a love designed to weather every storm.
It was in this partnership that w/ro Tiringo found her lifelong co-author. Together, hand in hand, they started the beautiful chapter that would define generations to come.
From their partnership grew ten beautiful branches, laying the roots for what would become twenty-plus grandchildren and generations of faith, resilience, and unity.
Born in Kobo, she began her education in Dessie, where she first met my father. Education became her anchor, keeping her focused and protecting her from early marriage.
After teacher training, she moved to Asmara and then to Agaro. This is where their love matured, she graduated, and they built their family while teaching and tending their coffee farm.
Pregnant with me, she moved the whole family to Addis Ababa with eight children. A relative hosted them for months, showing them great kindness until they purchased their own home.
A one-week pilgrimage turned into eight years away. She missed many family milestones but celebrated them from afar with friends while still supporting the family financially from Israel.
She returned home unexpectedly full of gratitude. Even after losing her husband and firstborn son, despite the deep hurt, she stayed strong through deep prayer and faith.
Her actions and unshakeable belief system provided the ultimate curriculum for her children.
Her life is anchored in Christian prayer. Through every trial, including her 8-year exile, her faith never faltered—it only deepened, becoming the shield for her entire family.
Even when defrauded by those who promised help, she chose gratitude over bitterness. She taught us that a peaceful heart is worth more than anything lost to the world.
Raising 10 children and celebrating 20 grandchildren requires a heart that expands constantly. Her joy has always been found in the success and happiness of her family.
Recently, our family gathered to surprise her for her birthday. Dressed in the beautiful garments of a golden anniversary, she was honored with a deeply moving poem presented by the "connector" and her son-in-law - Belete Teshome. This moment captured the immense gratitude we all hold for her lifetime of sacrifice and grace.
Mom never had social media. Her legacy lives in the hearts of her children and the many students she taught.
This interactive AI is here to share her story - her childhood, parenting, how she survived in Israel, her dedication as a teacher, and to offer simple prayers or words of comfort whenever you need them.
A visual archive of the incredible family tree rooted in her love.