Happy posthumous Birthday dad. Today would have been your 85th birthday. Love you, continue to enjoy yourself in the bosom of your God and Your Lord Jesus Christ. Love you daddy.

Dearest Dad in the World,

I celebrate your 85th post-humous birthday today with deep thoughts.....
Your departure was most unexpected at the time the good Lord GOD took you home.. your demise came at a period i just began to draw deep from your rich well of experience and wisdom.
We all missed you, Dad....your Grand Kids missed you dearly too, however, we get consoled knowing that you were in Christ while you were here and believe you've been resting peacefully in the bosom of the Lord thy GOD.

Adieu my Daddy ... Rest on

Love you daddy!

Love you Dad! Always in my heart! You’ll be forever missed. Rest on beloved.

Really miss you daddy! Your memory will forever be fresh in my heart. I bless the Lord God Almighty for the life you lived. Forever missed. Love you daddy.

All Glory to God Almighty. We are Grateful for having such a committed and faithful Dad. We thank you always. Rest in Peace

My Grandpa was very nice and a gentleman. Always knew what he was doing though quiet and peaceful. He was a blessing to us just like my mummy was a blessing to him and grandma. He always had a smile on his face, we will miss him and will never forget him.
Grandpa may your soul rest in heaven.
Love from me, my brother Adedoyinsola and my sister Oluwatitomi Adedunmola, the cutest princess in the whole wide world.

WE MISS YOU!!!

Adedolami Ayinuola

My Dear Chief Daniel…..a loving father to us all!

I still fall into deep thoughts of sadness and shock anytime I realise I cant pick up the phone to call you like I used to anymore, what a bottomless vacuum your demise has created in our lives. May God fill our hearts with joyous thoughts of you in Jesus name, Amen!

I can still remember how I initially dreaded meeting you to seek permission for your daughter’s hand in marriage. Because, little did Anjola know that those exiting stories of you she shared with me about how much her dad loved her, showing affectionate letter exchanges between you and her only made me panic silently. But alas, your warm reception towards me showed acceptance and I particularly remembered the rapport we had when a political topic was discusses.

You were always there to chat with us, to pray with us, to wish us well, to advise us and I will forever appreciate our discussion and your counsel to engage Adedoyinsola in little interactive discussions to improve his speech. Oh daddy, how I wish I could give you feedback on his major improvements lately all to the glory of God.

I admire how you and mummy always used to follow each other around on your short trips to Lagos, and how you would be so eager to go back to Ilorin whenever, by circumstance, you came alone. I admire stories of how you always wined up in her shop in Ilorin for your bowl of Pounded Yam and soup.

Daddy, from the bottom of my heart, I WILL MISS YOU! But I give thanks to the Lord for the short time we shared together and pray we meet together in the bosom of the Lord to part no more.

With Love, Niran Ayinuola

TRIBUTE TO MY DARLING DAD

Still finding it sooo hard to believe that you wont be there again to receive those calls i usually put through to you.
Our good Lord positioned you as a great ROCK of support to us all throughout your lifetime and as a serious ‘Abiyamo’. . . . i can remember boasting severally to people that my dad will beat up ANYBODY who dare messes with me. LOL.
Daddy you loved us (your children) so dearly that even in marriage you were always there to check in a Godly way if we were comfortable and happy which makes me always tease my husband that I will report him to you if he wrongs me in anyway. What a loving father u were!!!
As the baby of the house dear dad I will specially miss u ooo.

Waooooh. . . . . . Rest on my father till we meet to part no more!!!


Yetunde Anjolaoluwa Ayinuola.

My grandpa is the sweetest and most kind man I knew, I remember all the stories you told me about great cities of the world you visited, places, like London and Canada, the streets of the cities and the schools you attended in those cities, those great memories will linger long. I also remember your visit to us in Abuja; it was a great moment sharing from your wealth of knowledge. My grandpa is one in a million, your generosity and humility are great attributes I remember about you and will definitely emulate. I sincerely admire you for these qualities and aspire to be like you.
I miss you grandpa, I wish you were still alive, but I know you are in a better place with Jesus so let us celebrate my grandpa and continue in his legacy. I love you and I will miss you. - Temide and Teniola Taiwo-Ayodele.

We received the unexpected news of your death with a great shock and deep sorrow in our hearts. We find it difficult to believe that you are no more. Though we had looked forward to more years of our interaction, we cannot question God since it pleased him to call you unto eternal rest at this time.
You are a man of peace, wisdom, truth with a wonderful sense of humour. Your demise is a great loss to us. I will miss your professional advice as a businessman, phone calls and jokes. May the good Lord grant you eternal rest in his bossom and may he divinely console mummy and all of us who mourn you.
Adieu, daddy
Adieu, Man of Peace!
Taiwo Ayodele

In loving memory of my dear father who passed away on Sunday (a blessed day set apart for the worship of God). February 21st 2016.
You were without any doubt the greatest man I’ve ever known, you taught me to respect my elders, to forgive, to love God, to pray and to be compassionate to everyone, these lessons are bearing fruits in my life. You were my friend, a kind and generous soul, I always remember the sacrifices you made to ensure I get into the university and your advice and support throughout my stay in the university cannot be compared; the unconditional love you also have for my husband.
There were lots of things I needed to do for you to show how grateful I am for the struggles you went thorough in raising me into the woman I am today, you were everything I ever needed, a perfect dad. The fact that I will not be able to pick the phone and call you for counsel, advise, to tap from your wisdom, encouragement, and for just a laugh especially with our Kogi political discussions makes me afraid. I still need you for your quality advice on how to live and be a good contractor’s wife.
Oh dad, this truly hurts so bad, I hope one day, this pain I feel will go away. I’m grateful for your last words of prayer for me; that was just a perfect ending. I miss you dad especially the way you call my name –‘MOLOLA’.
From your daughter – Omolola Ayodele

"Grandpa would be sorely missed for his warmth, amiableness and priceless counsel. Your insistence on good manners and responsible living have inculcated values in us that will long be remembered. But I take solace in the fact that the departed are never truly gone but live in the hearts and minds of those who love them. Sleep on, in the hands of the Almighty. Much love grandpa." 
Best regards,
Omolara Ade-Daniels

Grandpa was never in short of our biscuits and found time always to play with us on our visits; you also gave us gifts and took time to pray for us.. We will surely miss you Grandpa
​​​​​​​Abidemi Daniels Children;
​​​ Oluwafikayomi, Abisayo and Moyinoluwa
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You were more than a father in-law to me but a father as you gave me, my husband and children your attention always, you never got tired of calling us always and visiting us personally, these we will surely miss but our consolation is that you lived a very fulfilled life.
​​​​​​​​​Mrs Yetunde Daniel.

TRIBUTE TO A VERY THOUGHTFUL DAD
Yes you were a very thoughtful dad to me as everything that bothers me equally bothers you also and you were always supporting me with your prayers, part of which was answered in your life time. I wish i could do” quite many things” for you in return but could not due to circumstances beyond my control. I thank you most sincerely for the very sound footing you gave me in my academics which has been an important bedrock for me in life. I wish that the legacies you stood for; unity, love and Godliness will remain paramount in our family to keep your memory alive in our hearts always. Good bye Dad.
​​​​​​​​Abidemi Olorunleke Daniel

When i heard that you have gone to jesus, i decided not to cry because
i know jesus will take good care of you, i love you grandpa.
Dolapo Daniels..
Greet jesus for me grandpa, Bolaji Daniels

MY DAD WAS A GOOD MAN! OUR grief in this time of loss is real, but
more real are God's inspired words to comfort our sorrows, We thank
God that your life was worthy, and just like you wrote...The angels
will welcome you when you get home, This is not goodbye but good
night my Daddy.
Dare Daniel

A unique daddy!
I received the unexpected news of your death with a great shock and deep sorrow in my heart. I find it difficult to believe that you are no more. Though I had looked forward to more years of our interaction with you, daddy. I can not question God since it pleased Him to call you unto eternal rest at this time. The last time i saw you was on the Valentines day of 14th of February 2016 on which you gave my kids and i chocolate biscuits as a val gift. We miss you daddy.
With 80 years under your belt, your mind was still as sharp as a razor even as you were ageing. You readily earned the respect of the people around you. Your influence, advice and friendship were sought after by many people. Oh! my father-in-law was a man of people, wisdom and truth. The first time i met you, you were was excited and full of joy, you had such a wonderful sense of humor. Your demise is a great loss to me, i will miss your warm company, phone calls and jokes. He was a caring, generous, and loving father-in-law, a second father to me, so much more than any daughter-in-law could ever hope for. Knowing him has been a honour and a blessing for me these past 14 years. His love for me is unquestionable. He is without doubt a very special man and loved by me and all. You've gone to be with the lord. You will forever be in my heart. In the days / years ahead without him, i will be remembering his sayings and recall the gifts he gave to us all: gifts of life, love, friendship, wisdom, language, history and happiness.
DAD, may the good Lord grant you eternal rest in his bossom and may He divinely console mummy, we children, Grand children and all others who mourn you .
Adieu, my father-in-law...a man of peace.
....Your dear daughter-in-law - Mrs Adeola Daniels

Miss & Love you, Grandpa!
Grandpa, i feel very sad that you died. I miss your hugs, chocolates and biscuits. Me and my brothers started crying when my dad told me that you passed away. I miss you very very very much more than anybody. Grandpa, i love you. May you rest in peace, my dear Grandpa.
...Your darling Granddaughter - "Little" Oreyemi

Goodbye my Grandpa!
Grandpa, i am very sad that you died now. You deserved to live longer than that. I really miss you. I believe you are in heaven with God. May you rest in perfect peace, amen. Goodbye my Grandpa.
...your loving Grandson - Olumuyiwa Jnr

Adieu PAPA!
Grandpa, i am very sad that you died suddenly. I miss you so much. By God's grace at rapture, we will come and meet you up there in heaven. May you rest in peace, my Grandpa.
...your dear Grandson - Olufemi Jnr

Adieu Beloved Dad!!!
Truly the Bible said that "two will be working in the field, one will be taken and the other left behind; that two will be grinding at the mill, and one shall be taken and the other will be left behind"...never knew such will be the pattern of your departure...it was so sudden and least expected when it came that sunny sunday afternoon. Probably you were attempting to bade me a farewell when i held your hands earlier that morning when you managed to mutter some words to me.
But my solace lies in the understanding that the Lord himself decided to take you home peacefully. For in so manner shall the saints be taken.
Daddy, your life was a great accomplishment. You dedicated the bulk of your life-time tending to the needs of others. For it readily grieve your heart to know or see others lack basic needs. You will readily lend your heart to a fellow in need. Your extreme generosity eventually moulded your latter life style and means into being a very modest and humble one. Your devotion to both your immediate and extended family was unequivocally total.
So also was your drive for the unity and sustained development of Yagba land as demostrated in your promotion of "Yagba Solidarity Movement" . You zealously loved, fought and cared for your people with an unending passion.
Your service life was an accomplishment...a fulfilled civil servant which during your time you rose to become one of the youngest senior servant in whole Northern Nigeria and retired early to a brillant business career.
While growing up, i drew and still draw a lot of inspiration from your resilient vigour and doggedness in your journey towards attaining a self-sustained fulfilled life...as nobody but God alone through sheer determination was the one who saw you through. These attributed to your accomplishment in life that i promise to always celebrate.
My Dad, God's willing i shall strive to emulate all your good virtues: kindness, generosity, love, dedication, doggedness, resilience, humility and commitment to God and His works...for these were your unique trademarks.
I remember the joy of satisfaction you exuded and your loads of counsel to me when I qualified as a professional Engineer. It was my special reward to you for your toil over me. As you've always looked forward to seeing one of your seeds toe your professional path. I pray that the Lord God will help me make you proud by sustaining your admirable legacies.
Most fulfilling and of great joy to my soul was the way and manner you evidently served the Lord dedicatedly even unto your last hours. We are most grateful to God for the grace He gave you to know and to love Him. Am indeed very grateful to God for giving you this fulfilment before taking you away. That's why i know you're now resting in the bossom of our Lord Jesus. I look forward to meet you again at the marriage of the Lamb. Your love and thought will forever remain etched in my heart...
Sun ré o! Bàbà mi!
Your son- Olumuyiwa Olufemi Daniels

Grandpa i will miss u and also miss d new money u used to give me. Goodbye grandpa.
Adeoluwa Daniel

Oh grandpa! The best grandpa in the world. Very caring and loving to me. The nearest person in time of need. Though i can not recollect the events of my growing up with you in Ilorin 'cos my mum said i was brought to Lagos at the age of 7months but one thing i can never forget is that i learnt how to prostrate because my dad told me that i must prostrate to greet you. At times i tumble while trying to prostrate to greet elders but when you came to Lagos and i prostrate to greet you, i discovered that i did it very well. I wish you stay longer than this. Rest in peace grandpa.
Folorunsho Daniels as fondly called by grandpa.

Oh grandpa! my hero! As a toddler, i was so inquisitive to know all things, grandpa was there to give answer to questions. Each visit to my grandpa's apartment, it was certain that i would come downstairs with goodies (cake, chin-chin juice etc) so my mum told me. Each time grandpa travels out of the country, he would buy me clothe that are my perfect size and i wonder how he managed to do this. Anytime i receive package containing Indomie and caprisonne from, i can easily say where it comes from "My Grandpa" of course. I also remember how i rejoiced with the shout of "GRAYANPA" at seeing your car light from the gate in ilorin when i was barely 2yrs old. All these will continue to be in my heart. Continue to rest in the bossom of Almighty God grandpa.
I remain your Daria Esther Daniels

To the most loving and caring grandfather, Words cannot express how much you are missed. You have left a lasting impact on many lives, including mine. The sheer amount of people grieving your loss is a testament to this. It shows how much love and kindness you gave to the people around you. You cared so much about all your children and grandchildren. I have seen how much your children miss you, my mother included. I wish you were still here but I understand that God has other plans for you. Rather than mourn your loss, we will celebrate your life because it was a wonderful one. To Grandma, I pray that God gives you the strength and comfort to get through this. You raised my mother and I know how strong she is so I believe you have just as much strength in you to get through this. By the grace of God there will be better days ahead. Love and miss you Grandpa. Your Grandson, Debo.
Adebowale Adekanola

Tribute to my Fathger -in-law. Daddy your death was sudden and shocking to us. You left at the time we least expected. I can remember vividly the last time i spoke with you and i prayed for you that God will grant you long life so as to enable myself and family to take good care of you but daddy, you answered in a quiet voice saying " Amin Omo". I also remember your occassional white envelop with my name boldly written on it "Mama Daria" all the way from Ilorin!. My tribute would not complete without mentioning it that you were the first man to give me a perfume. Wow! What a caring, Loving and passionate father inlaw you were! Daddy, honestly i wish you lived longer than this. I would miss your words of prayer and encouragement. Good night daddy!
Tosin Daniel

Grand-dad I love and miss you, your laugh was always so contagious and your presence was always so warm. I feel honoured every time someone utters my name because we shared that unique calling David Daniel, it was special because it was only between us. I honesty can't stop thinking about you and how you've had such a positive impact on the man I am becoming, heaven has truly gained the most remarkable angel in you. My grand-father by name but my friend by relationship, you always instilled me with so much confidence teaching me that I could be the best at everything I do through God who strengthens me. Grand-daddy I will honour you by making you proud at every corner I turn, knowing that we will meet again. I love you Grandpa and may your soul rest in eternal peace, Your Grand-son.
David Daniel

In loving memory of my grandfather. Grandpa I love you very much. Your passing has left many mourning, we'll do our best to celebrate your great life. They say that one of the roles of a grandfather is to provide wisdom, love and influence to their grandchildren. Grandpa you have most certainly excelled in this life. I pray that in your absence grandma will remain strong and that we will be able to help where we can. May the wind be always at your back and may God hold you near in the palm of his hand.
Peter Adekanola

TRIBUTE TO A GENTLEMAN
We received the unexpected news of your passing away with a great shock and deep sorrow in our hearts and We still find it hard to believe that you are no more.
Though I had known you for just a few years as Wemimos loving Grand pa that gave her cookies, I find it difficult to believe that such a man of truth, peace and a warm sense of hospitality is no more.
As we mourn your transition to higher glory, we are consoled by the belief that you overcame all the pains, trials and struggles of this life.
My prayer is that the almighty God grant your soul eternal peace.
Ade

Grandpa slipped away
Quietly one day
He simply went to sleep
No more to wake or weep
Now we gather here
And quietly shed a tear
As we lay him in the ground
No solace to be found
But grandpa's not truly gone
Because his memory lived on
In all of us who loved him
Never to be forgotten.
Ade-Daniels Omowunmi
Granddaughter.

I am extremely grateful to my Dad for his loving encouragement all through my life journey and for his protective care and legendary generosity. To the Glory of God, Dad met every need of his family and all through our growing up with him, my father ensured he sent us to the best schools around. Dad personally dropped us in School and he either picked us up himself or ensured someone did on his behalf. Dad loved his wife (our mum) so much that he will usually warn us ‘the boys’ to either respect and obey ‘my wife’ or we face the consequences!
He ensured pocket money arrived right on time. My father was proactive in many ways which helped us as a family. When ‘the boys’ (this writer surely not inclusive!) wouldn’t stop ‘bashing ‘his cars and since his wonderful ‘belts’ couldn’t stop my big brother Ade and I from these ‘dangerous driving spree’. Dad decided it was safer to teach us how to drive ‘’so that you don’t kill yourself’. He got his driver to personally teach us how to drive and ensured we passed our driving tests.
My Dad had several designs of belts which he brought from London for various reasons, one of which was to keep the boys ‘in check’ whenever we erred which we always did anyway. I and my brothers will hide his belts whenever we got into trouble! Only the girls had some sort of silent ‘immunity’, whether that was partial or not we will hopefully discuss that in Heaven.
Dad would continue to encourage you no matter what the situation may be including when we had to hide our results (when the results were too good to be handed to him!). My Dad was a strict disciplinarian no doubt, but we were all the better for it. When I was admitted to boarding school and some of our friends opted as day students coming from home, I pleaded with my father to be a day student to save me from those extremely ‘ferocious’ seniors in school in those days, my Dad always told me he was training me for endurance in future. As protective as my Dad was of his children, even my mum’s plea wouldn’t make him succumb to the pressure for he was determined to ensure I go through the same boarding school experience with others.
He was obviously very fond of his daughters and when the boys started harassing them, particularly my big Sister, he would chase them away with all the arsenals in his possession (Otunba Adekanola inclusive!). His favourite phrase was ‘if you try to ‘’destroy’’ the life of my daughter, I will destroy you!). Thank God Otunba did not ‘destroy’ the life of his daughter, instead he became his favourite Son.
In principle my Dad never came to my School to plead my cause, even when he was aware of certain tough situations. As far as my Dad was concerned, the teacher was always right. My Dad did not tolerate partiality in any form. He took care and fought for all under his roof and care with the same zeal and determination. I am grateful to God for such a loving and caring father whom God used to provide all we needed and who despite his great love for us ensured we went through firm discipline to keep us ‘in check’ and ‘prepared’ for the great future ahead.
Dad was content with the humble blessings & provisions of God and never put any pressure on his children, every time you ask him, he says all is well ‘Maa worry’ in our native Yagba language, which means don’t worry am fine all is well.
Dad had great friends like brothers but unfortunately death wickedly took many of them professionals at their very prime. Therefore, somehow since my second form in high School and all through university days my number one prayer point was for God to spare my father’s life so he will live long. Somehow, though like ‘Oliver twist’ I would have asked God for more, I can truly say that God granted my request to which I am eternally grateful. The last time I was driving Dad back from Hospital in London I told him about this Prayer point and he just sighed and said: Glory be to God Son! God is Good.
Like my father I can surely and truly say. To God be all the Glory. God is good!

Thank you Dad! Thank you Lord!
Bamishaiye Ayo Daniel

Baba Oreyemi my dear husband, Father of my children and my best friend. I seem not to understand why you have to go now too soon. And why you left without a word. Though you tried to say something to me but the words could not come out.
However, i want to appreciate and thank God for making me a part of you for good 52 years. I also thank God that you knew the Lord and served him till the end of your life.
My dear Olukosi and Agbeluga of Mopa Land, omo Alesókó, aro amonì, asókósókó idè, asókósókó olekè. I don't need to ask how you are anymore because i know you are at rest and at peace. That is my comfort.
Good night Baba Oreyemi! It is well.
Your wife - Comfort Daniel

TRIBUTE TO A GRANDFATHER IN A ‘TRILLION’
Grandpa was never in short of our biscuits and found time always to play with us on our visits; you also gave us gifts and took time to pray for us.. We will surely miss you Grandpa
​​​​​​​Abidemi Daniels Children;
​​​ Oluwafikayomi, Abisayo and Moyinoluwa
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TRIBUTE TO DADDY
You were more than a father in-law to me but a father as you gave me, my husband and children your attention always, you never got tired of calling us always and visiting us personally, these we will surely miss but our consolation is that you lived a very fulfilled life.
​​​​​​​​​Mrs Yetunde Daniel.

TRIBUTE TO A VERY THOUGHTFUL DAD
Yes you were a very thoughtful dad to me as everything that bothers me equally bothers you also and you were always supporting me with your prayers, part of which was answered in your life time. I wish i could do” quite many things” for you in return but could not due to circumstances beyond my control. I thank you most sincerely for the very sound footing you gave me in my academics which has been an important bedrock for me in life. I wish that the legacies you stood for; unity, love and Godliness will remain paramount in our family to keep your memory alive in our hearts always. Good bye Dad.
​​​​​​​​Abidemi Olorunleke Daniel

Daddy, we will surely miss you. You were a true friend and brother to our dad. After his demise you became a father and a great source of comfort. Talking to you is always a joy, you were a depth of wisdom and love. We have indeed lost a father. Mubo, Biola, Titi & Abbey Alao
Abiodun Alao

Goodbye My Cookie Man - So heaven has received another angel and the night sky another star. Your life has become a loving memory but I know you will never be far. I know you are watching over me, as my life goes on. I will treasure the memories I have of you but I can't believe you're gone. You were my loving, caring cookie man, always there for me. You will always hold a place in my heart, a loving treasured spot. You were really one in a million, a cut above the rest. All that knew you would agree, you simply were the best. So my darling cookie man I will say goodbye, I love and miss you with all my heart. But as long as I have my loving memories I know we will never be too far apart.
Wemimo Ogunsanya

For children, a grandfather represents a symbol of wisdom and knowledge. An individual held at high regard, there for the purpose of respect and honor. My grandfather was all of that and much more. God blessed me with a man that I could look up to and admire, but more importantly, someone who I honestly consider one of the kindest, most understanding individuals I’ve had the honor of not merely knowing, but also call family. On all our encounters ever since I was little, I find difficulty in recalling any instances in which his smile failed to light up the room when he saw my siblings and I make an entrance. Come to think of it, his smile in general was one of his most memorable features. It was a reflection of all the love and care he had for us and contagious to even the most stern personalities. Like his unforgettable smile, to me he was larger than life, energetic, warm, caring and enthusiastic to the end. Memories of individuals with such traits never tarnish. That said, for all those his beautiful soul touched, myself included, he lives on in our hearts. I love you grandpa and May your soul rest in perfect peace.
Grace Adekanola

Thank you granddad for always being there for me, I really appreciate it. This letter is to give gratitude for all that. Though I miss you, I thank God that you are with Jesus in heaven When ever I see you I always have a cheery attitude and when ever I was sad happiness always managed to take over when you were there. Everything was amazing about you granddad and nothing was appalling All I can say is I love you Granddad. Rest In Peace my loving Granddad
Isaac Daniel

A Father after God’s Heart Thank God for the privilege of time spent with us dear daddy I know that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord, the joy I have is that you are with Jesus One thing I will always remember you for was your love for the Lord and His word how you were a man of prayer and always encouraged me to pray and prayed always for us I will miss you for your fatherly words and advice whenever I spoke to you there was always a calmness in your tone and an assurance that God is in control I am eternally grateful for all the advice and love you showed to us whenever you spent time with us. In the years pass I have come to understand and see the gentleman in you especially when we went out shopping I will not forget the day you prayed for me and thank the Lord for given you a daughter Daddy you were not just a father in law but a true father who loved us equally and made sure there was always unity within the family Daddy was a father with a large heart for everyone even my friends and extended family who you always remember to ask after them We can never deny your immense supports. You be rest assured we are currently enjoying the fruits of your labour. Indeed, you were a great inspiration. . However, we take solace in the wisdom, love, kindness, forthrightness, integrity and forbearance, all of which you bequeathed on us. Daddy, when I spoke with you last few weeks ago, little did I know that it was the last time I’ll be hearing from you. I will really miss you! My greatest joy is that you saw the cross and bear witness of Jesus and the seed you sow in the life of all.
Helen Daniel

Thank you Grandpa for all the wonderful memories we have together. Being in your presence was always an honour and your continuous love that you showed to all of us was unparalleled. Grandpa your love stretched more than just our family alone and that is seen in the profound effect on those around us. God truly blessed us with a man who encompassed every attribute of a loving God-fearing Grandfather. You inspired us all and was always there to help in any time of need. Thank your grandpa for always finding the time to lend your abundant wisdom and knowledge to us. You are greatly missed Grandpa, but I know you are at home with our creator. In memory of our beloved Grandfather.
Michael Daniel

God Saw You Getting Tired Baba Ore, When a solution was not to be. So He wrapped his arms around you, and whispered, "come to me." You did not deserve what was coming, So He gave you rest. God's garden must be beautiful, He only takes the best And when I saw you sleeping, So peaceful and free from pain I could not wish you back To suffer that again.
Oreyemi Adekanola