Can't believe you have departed this earthly world. Continue to take thy holy rest Mrs J.

I remember like yesterday when Demilade was born. How you stood strong for her mother, my sister. I remember her telling me jokingly how you said to the doctors at the clinic that "e ba mi refer e o because Sanmi will say Banke lo mu lo si clinic yen o". It was then I knew my sister had an amazing sister in law. I remember the song the Fajemisin's family sang at the wedding. "Toyin Toyin Toyin tire ni ma se". And you really stood by her. Thank you Auntie Banke. All of us at the Adeleye Odere's family will surely miss you. Thank you auntie Banke. I remember when you asked your driver to take my sister and I to that orphanage at Abuja where you said you had some of your children. Thank you Auntie Banke for giving to the Lord. That visit left an indellible mark on my heart forever. Thank you for giving to the Lord. Sleep well in the bosom of your maker.

Mrs J as I had always called you. How do I begin to write another memorial write up, When just three weeks ago I wrote on this same wall. I find it so devastating, to write yet another. O death were is thy sting, o death were is thy victory. Mrs J, re u really gone? Or just having a Nap? 11years ago, our parts crossed this earth when we met @ okhia Akhigbe & co. I do not know how on earth we took to each other & our friendship now blossom & now its all history. Mrs J, tell me you are coming back soon. We called you, on the 24th of April & we all spoke for an hour. You were already planning your trip down here, just to hear 3days later about the devastating news. My son Christopher would miss your humor & love. He knew u as mummy Lagos. We saw last when you came to our home on the 26th of Dec. We played, you had so much fun with Christopher. It chooses God almighty to call you home. We can not began to question him, but I take solace that you are having an eternal rest in his glory. You fasted, you prayed. What else can I say than to bid you farewell. Till we meet on the resurrection morning deaconess Adebanke Johnson. Sleep on my beloved, sleep on as you depart this earthly world. Army warrior you have taken a bow. You came, You saw, You conquered. The day is over, the night is drawn. Good nite! Good nite! Good nite! . Sun re o my darling Mrs J. The only female amongst eight blessed men. The only daughter of The late Lawyer C A Fajemisin as he then was.