With deepest regret, we are saddened to announce the passing of our beloved son, brother, husband and father, Samuel Olaleye Ayoola Sode. Age 47, born on June 12, 1964 and passed away on August 26, 2011. May the Lord almighty bless and Rest his Soul.
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Leave a tributeOla -Ajewole
A.K.A ---Baba Ola.
but believe you are resting
in the bossom of the Lord.
Leye, may your soul rest in Perfect Peace........Amen
'Leye...Continue To Rest In The Bossom Of Our Lord..
R.I.P
i love you.R.I.P
Gentle Giant.
Sleep in our lord bossom.
Odi gba ooooo
Ola Ajewole (aka) Baba ola.
Your concerns, phone calls 'eg'(ola& kunbi)iam just calling to check on you guys,if youre okay.
We love you but God loves you more,yoruba proverb says;-Igi to ba dara ki pe nigbo(means)Good tree never live lo
Since Ive known you, Ive never seen a man like you
Humble and gentle heart,soft spoken person
Easy going man
We are going to miss all your jokes we share together,a
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You are already living forever
A great miss, but the Lord will comfort the family during this time of grief. Leye, we miss you. I cannot imagine it is now about twenty years when we first met at El Jardin. All the Chicagos talks and about your interest to move there and you did. All the chat times and hanging out in the "Eko Lane" with Kunle(your Krazy brother, with his oppressor high tower hair cuts), Shola(actor, small man, forever young looking), Kunbi(our aburo, at that time did not know what guys like to talk about, she is a beautiful self), Bose(your sister, whom you always refer to as Anty Bose, though under my breath am like what you mean), and krazy Maxine (fights everybody) and you settling fights and quarrels of all). Nice man, tall, lanky you got Chief Sode face, we can spot you guys from a far, you all look alike. Strong genes, eh.
Can you believe that, you already living forever. You got Christ, you made sure you told all that spoke with you as you were getting ready to transit that they should accept Christ. What a gift, you were giving! We mourn because you left and we do not know when we will see again; but we receive comfort because according to Romans 10:9 (you confessed with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believed in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead) you are with the Lord
power of words
I do remember a time in 1992 , i was coming from a club with my brother leye, i was driving and we got pulled over by a police officer . The police officer came towards the car and asked me for my DL , i told him i didn't have it, he asked me if it was suspended , i told him yes . He told me to step out of the car and he asked me for my social security number and i gave it to him , he went to his car came back and then asked brother leye for his and for some reason brother leye asked him if he could talk to him . the police officer said ok step out of the car sir , he stepped out and walked closer to the police officer . I do not know what he spoke to the officer about all i know was they spoke for like 5 minutes , the officer told him to get in the driver side and i in the passanger side .....hun... a man with no papers and DL get in the drivers seat and drive the car? till today i do not know what he told that officer that day but one thing i know is, it can only be the power of the words he spoke to that officer to let him get in the driver's side of the car and drove us home....oh and i did not get any ticket that night .
Memories
I can't believe Anti Bose found this picture. This picture made my day. It brought back so many good memories I had about my childhood. I remember being my happiest when my aunts and uncles were around--- especially Uncle Leye. This picture in particular makes me laugh because it captures a moment in time that probably was very common with me (and still is), where Uncle Leye must have been thinking: "this little girl is something else". LOL.