Edward Anato, along with James Lutterodt and Francis Beamish Tetteh, was honored in a memorial ceremony for his achievements in the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ). The event took place at a local school where the trio once represented their institution. Anato was known for his excellence in science and mathematics, earning him a place at a top university. His contributions to the quiz competition were widely recognized. The ceremony included speeches from former classmates and teachers. Attendees recalled Anato's dedication to learning and his impact on peers. The tribute highlighted the legacy of students who excelled academically before passing away. The event aimed to celebrate their lives and accomplishments. Organizers emphasized the importance of remembering those who made their schools proud. The memorial also served as a reminder of the challenges faced by students in competitive academic environments. Anato's story is now part of the school's history. His name is remembered alongside other notable alumni. The ceremony concluded with a moment of silence in honor of his life.