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Anu Akande's family

May 11, 2021
In a short moment of meeting you, we acknowledged and thank God for the love you expressed to your wife, children and grandchildren. We have heard and read of great impacts you made in many lives. We pray that your gentle soul will rest in the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen

YOU ARE GOING TO BE MISSED SO MUCH FOR THE WONDERFUL CARING YOU RENDERED TO MILLIONS OF NEEDY, AS YOU CONTINUE TO REST IN THE RIGHT HAND OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD, I WISH YOU PEACEFUL REST IN PEACE, U ARE WELL REMEMBER AND WILL BE REMEMBER FOR ALL THE GOODIES, ASSISTANCES, HELP SND EMPOWERMENTS YOU DID IN VARIOUS HUMAN LIVES......  RIP BABA OLOMO PUPOOOOO...

Tribute to my lovely dad Baba Ayinke

May 10, 2021
From him we came from, to him we will return to, you've being a great father, brother, and a wonderful mentor to me and people around you, we never discussed it like this but we can never question God, I bless the almighty in your life you worshipped him through people your legacy will never be forgotten, we are gathering for you in the presence of the lord to say goodbye but not in the memory, you will continue to ring in my memories each time I remember the name you call me (AYINKE) I believe you are in a safe place resting in the blossom of the Almighty. CONTINUE TO REST WITHOUT THOUGHTS MY DADDY GOODNIGHT BABA RERE

Good Night Dad!!!

May 9, 2021
Sweet is the sleep of the righteous!!! Daddy, though i never met you physically but the testimonies of you are enough to know that you were a man of integrity, love and a man of peace. You had open arms to everyone you met and welcomed everybody both young and old. Good night dad and rest in perfect peace until the resurrection morng....

Tribute to my best and longest friend, WALE AKA (THE MILLER).

May 9, 2021
It's was indeed a huge shock i got the news of your transition on Sunday evening, having spoken to you a week earlier on my return from USA to meet you face to face for more intimate discussions as usual, unfortunately it saddened me we can not do that again since we started our friendship in 1969 precisely 52 Years ago back then at LISABI GRAMMAR SCHOOL ABEOKUTA,1973 Set's and eventually when we jointly formed ABEOKUTA GOLDEN CLUB at Mushin along with my confidant Late Aare Musulumi of Egba Land Alhaji Lamina Ganiyu as one of the  formidable club in Mushin and it's environs then. Since we started our friendship from that tender age, even when i was in London we were so closed that you used to visit me with your wife anytime you are in London we never had any misunderstanding or Quarrel that a 3rd party will settle between me and you. Babalaje( THE MILLER), you have been a source of joy to me personally and to many known and unknown since we started our friendship. May Almighty GOD accept your final home coming and forgive you all your sins and may your soul continues to rest in perfect peace. 

Farewell to a rare gem!

May 8, 2021
An impactful and a well lived life.continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord.goodnight daddy!

TRIBUTE TO AN IN-LAW LIKE A BROTHER, CHIEF Z. O. OGUNDIMU

May 7, 2021
'The memory of the righteous is blessed.'
Your departure from  this sinful world is still like a dream, but who are we to query the ONE who has the final say. I know we will understand it better by and by when we meet again at the other side.
Thank God you ran the race to the best of your ability as if you knew it won't be long.
A very compassionate and a lover of Christ is gone.
I believe your love and sweet memory will keep the family going. 
Continue to take your rest my brother. 

Mrs Oluremi F. Ojo

A FINAL GOODBYE TO AN IRREPLACEABLE FATHER

May 7, 2021
Didun ni iranti olododo!!
Even though I am still trying to fight the reality of your departure...I am grateful for a Life that had Christ in it.
You were the sweetest and most compassionate person anyone could ever have an encounter with..We cannot take away the fact that you were a strict displinarian but I experienced so much love from you first hand Daddy..
You raised us with so much love whilst we were still with you in your home..and I can remember when I brought my husband to you for proper introduction..You emphatically made it clear to my husband I must not suffer under his watch and even took it upon yourself to take us through our marriage counselling in Church..
I know you saw Christ before death took you away as you have made adequate preparations before your departure to eternal glory..
PA Z.O Ogundimu..your memory lives on and can never be erased in our hearts
Ma sun olufe..ki o si ma Simi..Gbori le Aya olugbala re..A Fe o,Sugbon Jesu Fe o ju..Sun re ooo..REST ON!!!

Oreoluwa Olayinka-Jimoh



A Friend Like A Brother

May 6, 2021
A recent church sign encouraged us to be “the light in somebody’s darkness”. Mr. Ogundimu is/was like that without such prompting. 
He carried other’s worries like him own. He shared his blessings like he knew the Almighty God meant for it to be shared. God blessed him and he blessed others. You ask him about possible legal solution to a worry, he suggests Godly solutions to the same, because he knew God’s solutions last forever. 
He was an unusual friend. Always available. Always brotherly. 
Almighty God bless his soul with perpetual peace, and comfort his dear wife and family at all times. 

Tribute to a very dear Uncle

May 6, 2021
Brother Lawale was certainly family but the nature of the relationship I cannot cannot be bothered to define at this point. Why so soon?

Brother Lawale, you joined the Ibugbe Alafia elites as a young boy. I was a little boy in primary school while you and Brother Goke attended Lisabi Grammar School. You owned a Raleigh bicycle that you rode to school then to the envy of your school mates.

He were scholarly and a keen athlete and that made you very popular at Lisabi during the Principalship of Rev. Lapese Ladipo (Laplad) of blessed memory. You were known famously as "The Miler" because of your performances on the athletic tracks in the Miles. We  now call it 1,500 Metres. You ran the Mile like a gazelle.
You were very likeable and looked after me as my big brother among  a few others your set at Babarinsa Street.
I particularly remember Brother Lawale been one of the lucky winners of a tenancy at the brand new FESTAC Village apartments. I went visiting with my Dad (Chief I. O. Babarinsa) your guardian and true to your natural self, you welcomed and entertained us and we had a great time with your young family.
I cannot forget the experiences of walking with you all the way through the bushes to Ototo village for the Annual Adult Harvest Thanksgiving Service. That was like an annual pilgrimage which was a whole weekend affair. I so much enjoyed those days of catching fish with Gamalin 20 from the river (thank God we survived the self poisoning) and hunting the bushes of Ototo for "Okete" before settling down to dancing away the night with the annual masquerade festival LOGOLO. It was all fun as we used to sing "Logolo o laso meji, afaso ogede, afaso pangolo"...
As life does its things, we lost touch for a long will. You were building a successful career/business and while I left the shores of Nigeria for the United Kingdom. 
Our next meeting was in 2005 when I came home for IO's funeral and it was a happy experience seeing Brother Lawale who was not to be found wanting in supporting the family.
I maintained contact with you since then and I remember cherish the thoughts of you opening your Hotel doors up for us when I came home for mum's funeral.
I was looking forward to seeing you again whenever I visit Nigeria again but that was not to be.
Zacheus Olawale omo Ogundimu, you set himself apart when I think of my egbons from different parents that passed through the Peace Haven. I really will miss you my darling egbon but my prayer is for your soul to receive solace at the blossom of the Most High. 
Didun ni iranti Olododo! Rest in perfect peace bro.
David Tolulope Babarinsa

To a great Father and Dad

May 6, 2021
Word fails me to express how I feel 
You are a rare germ, the bravest and honest human I grew up to know 
Your level of strength is admirable
The person I am today is because of you, you gave a meaning to my life through your outstanding love and support.
I remember how you would protect me so much that you wouldn't let anyone send me on errands without your approval.
Your words of advice and encouragement have been my life guide and will not depart from me 
Thank you for giving the best you had.
I was looking forward to share my success with you, to proof to you that I made you proud but God knows best.
I believe you are in a better place now
You would be missed beyond measures 
I love you but God loves you most
     -Florence Ogundimu 

*Tribute to Z.O Ogundimu Miler* 

May 6, 2021
  Aiyeloja, Òrun nì ile ònìgbagbò màsun lò We met in Jan 1971, since that time you’ve mentored me till your last breath. Miler your first words to me in 1972 was *“Henry, we must make it in life”*, you told me! *We must struggle to make an impact for our family” and not remain in poverty*. I have since been following in your steps. *Memorable impacts*  You were my senior by 2years at Lisabi grammar school Abeokuta, yet you will say call me by my name “Miler” not “Senior Miler” During our inter house sport, you ran the mile race for two years for your school house; you always beat your competitors. that was how we crowned you miler in 1971. You inspired me to relocate to Lagos from Abeokuta and accommodated me at your residence at Coker street, Mushin. This was just one of many acts of kindness that demonstrates the goodhearted nature that you had Your word had authority. I remember you told me in 1976 that we must travel out from the country. I said how? you insisted “we must strive to make it happen” and you put action to your words. Your prophecy of 1981 when you were in Spain was fulfilled in my life in 1986; I also travelled to the UK. We reunited after 15yrs, and your first word when I cuddled you was “Henry, I told you that you will travel”.  Since our reunion back in 2001 we bonded like a pair of shirt to a trouser. Your wise counsel was always there to encourage me through challenging times, I will miss you deeply. I have so much more to say about you, your support for me and my family whenever you visit or when I visit Nigeria.  Your entrepreneurship ideas will live on through your legacy. May God watch over your family, and all you have left behind, may they flourish continually, and may your memory always be sweet. May God grant them fortitude to bear the loss your passing has brought. Miler Z. O Ogundimu; We love you but our Creator; Almighty God loves you more Sunreeooo !

Elder Henry Idowu & family UK.   

Tribute to daddy

May 6, 2021
It is well with your soul Our Dady in d Lord SP AP PRO DR SIR ZO Ogundimu to God be d Glory dat U really Perfect and Tidy your office from National and your House Ikotun you've laid a perfect foundation for all Abiyamo lojo ogun to gbono Abiyamo lojo idamu Baba Adura nigba isoro Oluranlowo Alaini A mo riri Ise tie se larin Wa E see ee sir Emi gbagbo pe Baba tiwa laya Jesus Kristi Olugbala ki Oluwa ko te yin si afefe rere Baba. We love U but God Love U more. D Lord will shower his protection on ur Wives and Children both Home and abroad IJN.Amen. Adeiu PA Zo Rest well in d hearth of our Lord Jesus Christ
Good night Sir you've gone but ur Memory Lingers on.
Pro Ruth Alabi and Family.
May 6, 2021
Words cannot heal the pain of losing someone so dear. Your demise is still a rude shock to me but who am I to question God.
Daddy as I fondly call him was a good and caring father to all, accommodating and pleasant to be with. There is no doubt that Sir Zacheaus Ogundimu will be greatly missed. May the Lord give us all especially his immediate family the courage to bear this great loss.

Irreplaceable Loss

May 6, 2021
Egbon as l fondly call you, words is not enough to describe who you are, An unassuming personality, a pillar of support to people who come across you,A great teacher with good life experiences, a very conservative and shwerd business man to the core, your simple life style is worth emolution, you always stand for the Truth, your straightforwardness  to your God and to whoever has encounter with you is immeasurable.
You ve gone to rest in the Bossom of your creator it's my prayer that  God will give your wives and children the fortitude to bear your demise,and May you find solace in your creator.Adeiu,"Omo lumesi sun re"
May 6, 2021
No epistle... He is and was a great father to all. Just like I haven't gotten myself to believe that my dad is gone, same with him also. We love you daddy but God loves you more. Continue to rest in the blossom of the Lord...amen!

May 6, 2021
Dear Zacchaeus Olawale Olaseni Gbolahan Akanni a.k.a. Achebe Miler. We started our life as a young couple with great affection and enviable love during our early years of marriage.               

Though death is inevitable and it took you suddenly from this world but l know you have carried out all divine assignment assigned to you by God.                        

When l remember the day l introduced you to the C & S Movement Church Ayo Ni O you accepted the setting to witness and God really used you as His vessel both locally and internationally, it gives me happiness and a reason to continue to rejoice that you have fulfilled purpose on earth. l know for sure you are resting peacefully in the bossom of the Lord.           

May the good Lord grant us all the grace to bear this great loss in the family.                       
l will miss you my loving husband. Your children and grand children will miss you too.                         

Till we meet again, Miler 
 Sunre o Ade Ori Mi.

A Tribute to my Dear Brother, Z. Olawale OGUNDIMU, Sunre O.

May 6, 2021
Dear Brother, very hard and painful to comprehend that you really have departed this sinful world.              Where and how do I start, from when I was a toddler when you always lead my path, through the period of childhood when we would climb the Guava and Orange trees abound at Ototo Lukoye; you would always guide and guard me from fall.                     All along after my Secondary School education, you were there for me. Got me gainful employment while living with you and family. Through my educational and Career progression, you never fail to offer your candid advice though we sometimes disagree but our disagreements never last. The brotherly love always triumph.                                                         You called me ‘Debo’. I will forever continue to remember your words for me while leaving the shores of the country Nigeria’ and your valuable advice each time we met whenever you came over to visit or whenever we talked over the phone. All these I am going to greatly miss.                            Now you are gone! EGBON MI SUN RE O

To a father like no other

May 6, 2021
I still feel like I'm sleeping and in a deep dream. It's a very bitter and sad news when I heard of your dimes. I recall the last time I saw you at the bakery in igando, we were still talking about my dads dimes and we both parted ways when you finished praying for me. I never taught I would be saying good bye to you less than a year after my dad died........... You would be greatly missed by all...... Your kind words and advice would be missed......... Rest on baba rere........ Rest on Z. O as I sometime fundly call you
May 6, 2021
The  news  came in as a shock. Your good deeds speaks. Continue to rest in peace

PA Z.O OGUNDIMU: A FATHER TO MANY,A HELPER TO ALL

May 6, 2021
Death is inevitable, it is a journey that everyone must take. Often times we wish death wasn’t a part of life, we wish we would just stay alive on earth with our near and dear ones not dying. But unfortunately, we cannot.Good People do not stay long..but their lives are a reflection of good deeds even when they are gone
  We Are indeed Thankful to God for a Short yet fulfilled Life well spent even though we cannot come to terms with the fact that you are gone..Our only consolation is the huge impart you have made in our lives.
You were a Strict disciplinarian but we cannot take away the fact that happiness was also a big theme in your life Daddy.
You were also a man who will not trade people's happiness for anything.You were our advocate & solicitor even in trying times.We do not take the love you showed our family for granted when we were together.
You have left a vacuum in our hearts no one can ever fill...but we are glad you are at Peace...
We love you...Good Night Baba Z.O

Sp/Ap Akinbode & family

A Tribute to my friend's dad.

May 6, 2021

I have  met Daddy a few times and I was shocked and  saddened to hear that he is no more.

Evern though I only knew him from a distance but I can say boldly that he raised loving children and warm family. 

Among your children I was closer to Olabode and you did a great job raising a fine gentleman.

Reflecting on this, I can only imagine how much impact you as his father had on him.

While we were in school Olabode always spoke about you, even when we left school he never stopped talking about how compassionate and caring you were.

I got to know Daddy through the eyes of his son and from my conclusion you were a great dad, friend and successful business man.

I wished I had the opportunity to have known you more than I did because I can see you passed on your good personality  traits and strength to your son.

We can't question God on your demise but we will continue to remember the times you spent with us and how you impacted lives.

My heartfelt condolences to all members of the Ogundimu family at this most difficult time .

May daddy's soul rest in peace.

Amen. 



To Grandpa

May 6, 2021
Grandpa you were kind and helpful
You had love for us
You prayed for us
You care for other people and you loved the world
I will miss you
Morireoluwa Ogundimu

Tribute To A Dad

May 6, 2021
People say that the world is full of mysteries. There are those that come your way that can never be evade. You came into my life as a mystery or a puzzle. You played the whole fatherly and mentor scene to me. 

It first started, I have normal fatherly figure in my life but it developed to something greater. From being a causal dad, you became my mentor and my adviser. You are the most hardworking and spirited person I know and I will miss you. 

I will miss the way you call my name - Titilayomi, scold me, direct me and your words of wisdom. I will miss the love you have for me and the greater care and acceptance for those around me.

I will miss your great personality, your bluntness, smartness. You are forever in my heart as my Daddy and friend - Z.O Ogundimu

I love you daddy but God loves you best 

Adieu.... BABA TITILAYOMI.

Dear Grandpa

May 6, 2021
Grandpa you were nice
Grandpa you were a great person
I love you Grandpa
I am sad that you are gone
From Mofe to Grandpa.
Mofetoluwa Ogundimu

To a great dad

May 6, 2021
Dear Dad, I admired you because you loved and served God passionately and you also liked to enjoy life.
One of my fondest memories of you was watching you dance and smile to a popular song during one of our new year celebration.
Grandpa, I will always miss you but I have many wonderful memories of you and will always think of you with a smile on my face.
Rest in the lord dear Dad.
Olutobi Ogundimu

Tribute To A Legend

May 6, 2021
Baba mi as i fondly called you Pa Z.O, Pls who will wake me from my sleep?
 Since my biological father died i take you as my father and you stand for me with advice , prayer and financial assistance. You are always there, you are the one who make me to still have a crown on my head when I am tired. You lift up my spirit by telling me lara aponle koni si fun eeee farada.
You touch the life of many, you are an upright man. 
When you told me you came to say Good bye, I thought you were joking, but you believed in God that made you.
You work for human and heaven no this, who will fill the gaps ho lord. We love and continue to love you daddy. 
 keep sleeping because I no you did not die. 
Till we meet to part no more baba mi rest in paradise.
Sp/m/pro James JP

To my Hero

May 6, 2021
My dear Dad. As I write this, I feel so much hurt in my heart because your transition is still a very rude shock to me.

Not in my wildest dreams would I ever believe, I would write you a tribute so soon, not 2021.

Dad, you thought me so many lessons, the list is endless. I can write an entire book on the things you taught me. 

Honesty was your watch word, you were straight forward and disciplined.

You had exposure which helped the way and manner you raised us.

As kids, you gave us a voice, you didn't follow the daddy is always right pattern.

 You always said to us "oloun o ni je ke mo iyi mi". I didn't need to wait till your transition to realise how important and valuable your presence was.

You gave me a very unique leverage in life. At some point, the house I lived in was built by you, the business I managed which placed food on my table was founded by you, the car I drove was given to me by you. I am eternally grateful dear Dad.

You stood for us and made sure we were never bullied by anyone. 

You started to achieve at a very early age. You set unbeatable récords.

You impacted lives within and outside the shores of this country.

You were kind, loving and gave generously to make the world a better place.

You were a rare gem. A gift from God to humanity.

You were a very spiritual person and would go to any length to do God's work. This I would always hold close to my heart to comfort me today and for the rest of my life.

Your children, grandchildren, extended family, Church and community would also miss you Dad.

Rest in peace great man! I love you. Your son: Olabode Ogundimu
May 6, 2021
The first time I met grandpa was in the summer of 2018, he and big mummy had come over to the USA on vacation and I was their “tour guide” ... lol. He was truly outstanding, incredible, generous, and kind. And one of the things I admired about him was his utmost dedication to his wife, how he would help her with the simplest task was so beautiful to watch. While we are separated by death, your memory still lingers in our heart and please Continue to watch over big Mummy. 
Rest on Grandpa

TRIBUTE

May 6, 2021
*Pa Zaccheaus Olawale Ogundimu* 
You are a candle that lit a lot of other candles, you believe in the intrinsic value of relationship. you a-times dealt perfectly with betrayals from friends a-times he didn’t. you had a way of parenting that was unique, you also had a little bit of yourself centered side but never used it to anyone’s detriment cos you mostoften ended up still sharing with others. You've been  mirror to all your Friends,Family and my dear Friend *OLUWASEUN OSINAME  your darling daughter, and grandson Oluwadamilare* , that whenever they needed to solve any mysterious issues you always show the path,
Your children, grandchildren, sister, benefactors and the church of God will never forget how good you are; Rest onn.
May 6, 2021
My grandpa, a man of many talents. It is shocking  grandpa died this early, I never expected him to go. 
Grandpa was my hero, I remember reporting people who annoyed me to him and I would also brag about him to my late maternal grandmother saying ,' Do you know who my grandfather is?' I  always dreamt he would be at my wedding. 
Grandpa was a rare gem, he was strict and kind at the same time. His family was his number one priority and he always found a way to provide for us. I remember the time he told me stories about how he used to run as a teen and how he would personally loosen my hair himself if it was rough, he always wanted me to look beautiful. I will forever miss him and his smile.
Sleep tight in the Lord's Bossom.

TRIBUTE TO MY ADORABLE HUSBAND

May 5, 2021
*TRIBUTE* I’m struggling to accept your sudden departure, it is very hard to take, I am like a dreamer waiting to be woken but who can question God, all I have left of you now are the sweet memories. I look back to our meeting of over years back, when i do not know what it takes to love until you release your arms for me to lean upon, our struggles and victories, our ups and downs, our joys and sorrows, our lacks and abundance, our failures and successes, our disagreements and agreements. I can only but thank God who was the captain of our ship through it all, for giving me the great privilege of being married to a warrior like you, I wish it could continue forever but God knows best. I will forever cherish all the memories by God’s special grace, my husband, soulmate, brother, father, best friend and everything. You told me everything I wanted to know, you chastised me whenever needed, you pet me when I needed petting, you taught me the things I did not know, you lifted me when I was down, you encouraged me whenever I’m getting discouraged, you prayed for me and even fasted on my behalf when I couldn’t. You always knew the right words to say when I’m angry, you apologised easily whenever you acted wrongly, you forgave whenever I offended you. I am blessed to have you ‘man mi’. Everyone you met you spoke the truth to, you were never afraid to tell the gospel truth. You would always aim to positively impact people’s life, only few people have your virtues, you were a rare gem. I know that you are with God because you always wanted to do what was right in the sight of the Lord. You wrote unforgettable story with the pen of your life while here on earth. Rest on my prayer warrior, husband, friend, gist partner, confidant and daddy. It is so painful and for now I Ibironke is clueless but all I know is that you are resting in the bosom of your maker. Rest on Z.O, no one can ever fill this gap again. I WILL MISS YOU FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE OLAWALE OKO ABEJE
May 5, 2021
Dad passed away last week. Even though I knew it was looming, I didn’t know it would come so soon. I was hoping I’d have more time to get acquainted with the idea of death and what it means for those of us left behind. Now I am beginning to understand just how naive my existence was before I was forced to confront death’s discourteous blow.

While I hope you never have to experience such a life-altering loss, the truth is, we all will. Death is a part of life. And once it strikes someone you so dearly love, your existence will never be the same.  I know the pain of losing dad will perhaps never leave me. I imagine it will ease with time as I process and get through it, but I don’t suspect I will get over it. How can I? How can you get over a person who has been there since before you were even aware of yourself? His life, his influence, his energy is inextricably linked to mine and I now take comfort in that. I take comfort in knowing that Dad is no longer in pain. That suffering is no longer something he has to endure. My Dad, Zacchaeus will forever be in my heart until the day it stops beating. And I am grateful that I am becoming a more fully realized human being, a more caring,  compassionate, and empathetic person because of Dad. Still, I would forfeit any wisdom for the sake of having him back.  I don’t believe it is any of these things. The true measure of a man is how much love he gives; how selflessly he shares whatever he can to help others; how consistently he lifts up those around him with a kind word, a funny joke, a compliment, a humble ear or the very shoes off his feet.
By this measure, Dad was immeasurable.  I lost Dad. But only in body, not in spirit. This is by far the most painful and heart-ripping and life-altering experience I’ve endured. But I do my best to remain grateful and comforted knowing how much my beloved Dad positively affected the lives of others.

He was the most sincerely altruistic person I have ever known with no attachment to material things — he would literally give you the clothes he was wearing. All you had to do was mention you liked something and he would immediately insist on giving it to you.  Dad loved to dance( his off beat dance) and loved to make people laugh. All he ever wanted to do was make other people feel comfortable and make sure they were not feeling left out. I know it’s because he knew what it was like to feel left out. He grew up poor and was teased. And as he got older, he always rooted for the underdog, because he knew what it felt like to be that person. Dad left an impact on every person he met, even strangers (who didn’t stay strangers very long because he was just so damn friendly). The love Dad spread on this Earth continues to grow and will live on, and that is the ultimate measure of any human being.
I love you, Dad. Now and forevermore.
Your daughter 
Modupeoluwaoba.....
May 4, 2021
When I was much younger, the truth is that I wished every other dad was like you, so understanding and caring, never seen anything like such, you do not indulge bad character, you were firm yet you had a way of making life bearable, how you did that, I wouldn’t know. You were not the typical ‘African dad’, anytime I am on school break and I came around, I never wanted to leave. My sister Seun would say to me; “go and tell daddy we want this or that, I have already asked too much” so I would go and as long as I can justify why we should have it, we will definitely have it. Thank God again for your life daddy 

If I write a 100 page journal, it won’t be enough to illustrate the story of a gracious dad that you were, is it about how you would drive us down to our GCE Center every single day at dimangoro in 1997? Everyone thought that was a step too far for a grown ups like us, but you thought it’s all worth it for beautiful and cherished daughters.

Fast forward to most current experiences; whenever you came to London, you will try as much as possible not to burden us with the comfort you so much deserved, you would wash your own plates and even all other plates in the sink (yes! I know it is unbelievable but daddy did that severally) you would trek down to the train station (always wanting to keep fit) you would even occasionally walk to Lakeside Shopping Complex which we always didn’t  agree to, but you would insist that when we are busy, you would not like to interrupt our routine, (I mean, who does that?) so understanding!

Daddy, I know your humble soul is surely resting on in perfect peace, your mistakes and sins are forgiven, because you truly loved the Lord, who is without errors? Come on! Cast the first stone. You were loved, you are loved, you will forever be loved, daddy.
RIP

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