We met in 1990 and married the next year October1991 and our first son was born six days later. That was the begining of many memories - travelling around the world, two more sons, family life, church life, good times, bad times, married you again in 2001 with our sons as page boys in the lavish Nigerian way with our families. You were funny, laughed out loud, loved your sons, was proud of your family, confident, trustworthy, a friend, my life partner, and many more that words cannot covey. 

Your achievements iare many including great father, family man,a BTEC HND in Printing, Publishing and Packaging Production at the London College of Printing but ultimately you leave a legacy of peace among men and service to God's work. You loved God above all and would die for him. When you love, you loved dedicatedlly and passionately; when you cared, you cared with compassion. Your heart was massive and you touched a huge number of people to the point that their problems were your and their joys were yours also. People like you are rare and that's why I miss you so much cos there'll never another that can come slightly close. You were a good ambasador for Christ and shepherded many into HIS glory. Christ who redeemed you will keep you safe from harm and HIS light will continually be with you.

Now am proud of you, although I didn't tell you enough am really proud of you. You were a good man and I'll always love you and look forward to when we meet again. You left way too soon Olayinka and the way you left is painful but as you always saidwe'll be fine. Seems you were correct all along in knowing you won't grow old with me and I was wrong. So I'll be srtong and remember the things you said on those odd occassions. Rest in eternal peace my Olayinka