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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Eunice Adeloye 88 years old , born on April 6, 1932 and passed away on May 14, 2020. We will remember her forever.



Her Interviews:
https://youtu.be/SG0xDLz5e24
https://youtu.be/Pe4llTEfuVc
https://youtu.be/-lN-QaQtR-A

Charity Contributions:
http://gofundme.com/f/tribute-to-eunice-adeloye
         100% of donations will go directly to the following:
             1. St. John's Anglican Church, Ilupeju-Ekiti
             2. All Saints Anglican Church, Ketu-Lagos
             3. Ileri Oluwa Bible Church, Ikosi-Ketu
May 14, 2023
May 14, 2023
Today marks three years grandma, I pray that you are still watching over us and blessing us everyday, we love you continue to rest peacefully with our lord savior.
April 9, 2023
April 9, 2023
Happy 91st posthumous birthday mom. Continue to rest in the bossom of the Lord. Miss you so much
April 6, 2023
April 6, 2023
Happy Birthday Grandma! May your soul continue to rest in peace. ❤️❤️❤️
May 14, 2022
May 14, 2022
it's 2 years already!
you are greatly missed by all.
your memories keep ringing day in day out.
May 14, 2022
May 14, 2022
It’s been 2 years though, it seems like yesterday. We miss and love you grandma. Rest peacefully along side our Heavenly Father.
April 10, 2022
April 10, 2022
Happy posthumous birthday grandmother, may your soul rest in perfect peace. Thank you for your continuous prayer throughout life and afterlife.


April 7, 2022
April 7, 2022
Happy posthumous birthday grandma thank you for listening to our prayers
April 6, 2022
April 6, 2022
Happy 90th Posthumous Birthday mom. I miss you and all your grand children are missing you greatly. Your memory will live on forever. Continue to rest on, mom.....
April 6, 2022
April 6, 2022
Happy Birthday Grandma. Thinking about you everyday. ❤️️
April 6, 2022
April 6, 2022
Happy posthumous birthday mom. Richly blessed is how i feel having a mother just like you. Enjoy your birthday with the Angels of God. I love you and i miss you dearly.
May 17, 2021
May 17, 2021
DIDUN NI IRANTI OLOODODO.

Sleep on grand ma, your memory lives on.
each moment with you was an expression of your love and concern.
missed you dearly.
May 15, 2021
Wow! A year has already rolled up.
Blessed is your memory Mummy.
Sing on, sing on sweetly in the bosom of your Lord.
Love you!!!!

Mobolaji
May 14, 2021
May 14, 2021
One Year Anniversary 
  Today marked one year that you left this world. l miss you mom. Those special memories of you will always bring a smile and tears. My brothers and l missed you, l have missed the birthdays wishes and the early phone calls, your grand children and great grandchildren are missing you
  The fact that you are no longer here will always be painful. But you will be forever in my heart
May 14, 2021
May 14, 2021
There is no diff between God& mum,,,,God takes care of HIS children from heaven,,mum tke Care by staying wt them,,, Remembering d most loving caring mother on her death anniversary... sleep on mum
April 6, 2021
April 6, 2021
Happy Birthday Mom in Heaven️️

Missing you on your special day, mom.
Your life on earth may have ended, but you will live on in my heart forever.️
April 6, 2021
April 6, 2021
Happy Birthday Grandma, Thank you you watching over us everyday. We love you always ♥️
April 6, 2021
April 6, 2021
There is not a day that goes by that I do not think of you. You will forever be in my heart. Hugs and kisses to above. Happy birthday dear Grandma. ️
July 3, 2020
July 3, 2020
Being the first son of my dad, my grandma was with me throughout my childhood, she helped raise me when I was a baby and she blessed me with the name Ayodeji. I remember staying with her in Nigeria for a long period of time. During which we went through a lot togther both good and bad, lessons that overall taught me how to be a loving, caring and God fearing man so for that I'm forever Grateful and happy I have warm and fond memories that will live on in my heart, soul and mind. Thank you grandma for everything you’ve taught me and the life lessons I will pass onto my own children. May you continue to rest in perfect peace.
July 2, 2020
July 2, 2020
To My Grandma,
It was a very difficult time dealing with your passing although I never really got to spend an enormous amount of my life close to you, but you raised the man who is my father and for that I will be forever grateful, I wish we could have spent more time together but I know you will be proud of me and I will continue to work hard and do our family proud x
Love Tomi
July 2, 2020
July 2, 2020
Dear Grandma,
I remember our times together when you came over on holiday. You taught me many things that I still remember till this day and I will forever cherish that. I’m still in shock from your passing but you will forever be in my heart.
Love and appreciate you always.
July 2, 2020
July 2, 2020
Dear Grandma
Although I only met you a couple of times , you will always have a special place in my heart. I wish I got to visit you and make more memories with you but I know that you’re in a better place now and will continue to live on through my dad and watch over all of us ❤️
Rest in peace - your granddaughter
July 2, 2020
July 2, 2020
Dear Grandma.

I wish I had a chance to know you better. From the kind of man you raised my father to be, I can tell you were a great woman. My dad always spoke highly of you... how much he loved you and appreciated you, therefore I feel the same. I am saddened by your loss but happy that heaven has gained an angel . I wish you also had a chance to meet your great grand son, King . Regardless .. we love you and pray you continue to rest in perfect peace .

❤️
June 10, 2020
June 10, 2020
I am the first son of Eunice Bobola Adeloye. It is my honour to tell you about the exceptional woman I was lucky enough to call "Mum". I feel privileged to have been your first born, you always loved me unconditionally and were the best mother anyone could wish for.
If I could write a story, it would be the greatest ever told about a kind and loving mother with a heart of gold. I could write a million pages but still not be able to express just how much I love and miss you. I am hurt but won't be sad because you will always be my mother.

I was a mummy's boy in my early years, it seems like I spent much of my years trying to avoid that label, but after her passing, I now acknowledge that she was the person most responsible for shaping who I am today.
There was a lot of love in my mum's life, even though she is gone now, I know that her legacy will live on in all of us. She was an incredible teacher and mother who inspired us all and everybody that knew her. There are no lessons about the "Art of mothering". We can only do our best and hope that we will do it well. My mother (Mama Tokunbo) certainly got an A** in this. She was a caring, supportive and accommodating wife, sister, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She was a home maker in the true sense of the world.  We always had food and never went hungry. Our life quality was rich. My lasting memories of mum are simple. A hard-working, passionate woman of strength who never waned in her support in love of her children and her family and who soldiered on even when times were tough. You gave me strength and a stronger person would be hard to find, but in your heart you were a very kind person, you fought for all of us one way or the other and for all of us you gave your best. No one is as invested in everything they do as much as you were or perhaps as proud of their children as you were. I have lost a wonderful mother, adviser and mentor.

I am grieving for the amazing relationship I had with her. I am grieving for my children who have only known their wonderful grandmother for such a short time. I am grieving for my grandson who never got to meet her and my brothers and sisters who have lost a true friend and mother. We have all suffered a huge loss.

In times of darkness, love sees,
In times of silence, love hears,
In times of doubt, love hopes,
In times of sorrow, love heals
And in all times, love remembers.

Mother, my love for you shall never die as your memory is sealed within my heart.

I thank you all for reading this and celebrating the life of a remarkable woman, my mother, our mother "Eunice Bobola Adeloye" (Mama Tokunbo). Your memory will live on in all our hearts forever until we meet again at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ.
May 25, 2020
May 25, 2020
I knew mummy through her sons and daughter Damilola, Ireti and Monisola. She was a great woman & I’m privileged to know her.let celebrate her pls, do not mourn coz she left an impact , a good name bible describes as priceless .. She touched many lives that even u guys are not aware of . Missing her is an understatement. Goodnight mummy Adeloye.
May 25, 2020
May 25, 2020
Dear Grandma,
Though our relationship lived vicariously through stories and reminiscing, I learned that you had a loving soul, a spirit that burned with the passion of God. I wished I could have experienced your calling to Christ and learned from your leadership. You touched many lives and was the medium for many blessings. Through you, you've revealed to me more of who I am as an Adeloye. A revered last name that because of you I truly appreciate. I love you and know you are sitting comfortably with the father above. Rest easy
- Your grandson Emmanuel
May 25, 2020
To my Beloved Mother-in-law (Mommy)...!!! When I last spoke to you on the phone (FaceTime) on Mother’s Day I would’ve never thought that would be the last time I’d see your beautiful face or hear your sweet voice..!! Seeing that you had just told my husband, children and I that you want us to come to Nigeria to see you when all this craziness in the world is over. I want to thank you ☺️ for all that you have ever done for Me, Ireti and the children. I appreciate you, love you, and know that you have lived a good life. Now you are pain free our sweet ANGEL !!!! Soar as high as the sky will take you. RIP..... Mommy ..!! I LOVE YOU...!!!!

              Love Always,
                  Lynnell Omolabake
                               Adeloye

May 25, 2020
May 25, 2020
Mummy Adeloye you're a rare gem, you lived well. You're so kind, loving, selfless, hardworking! Mummy you're truly Abiyamo tooto. Mummy continue to rest in the bosom of God Almighty.
May 25, 2020
Well all going to miss you granny, You were a great and wonderful mother and grandmother to us all, I still do have fond memories when I was still very young, You always made sure during our holidays we all your grand kids were with you at Ketu, You wake us up very early and taught us how pray. Even thou we were always loud and noisy, You were always happy to see us around. We do know you now in a better place and we would always all you granny.
May 24, 2020
May 24, 2020
Iya mi toto ( my dearest mom)

Where should i start from, you have been my rock right from the womb, where i spent 10 months. I can't even imagine how much pain you were in, but didn't give up on me. Two week after i was born, i was severely sick, and hospitalized for 1 year and 3 months, everyone gave up, even the doctors, but you refused to let go of me; you prayed, fought and advocated for me, your entire being was spent making sure i survived. My beautiful mother, my guardian angel, thank you will never be enough for everything, for always seeing the best in me, and believing in me. You helped me grow and learn, you also brightened up my darkest days and cloudiest sky. You path the stormy ocean for me to pass through, you are an angel, my dearest friend, and my amazing mother. I will forever miss you and you will always remain in my heart. Good night mummy, till we meet again.
May 24, 2020
During this very difficult time, heavy heartedly, I'm proud to say how happy I am to have the last name ADELOYE. It brings great words to mind such as; Tradition, family, faith, strength, and also discipline. All in which grandma instilled in every one of our lives. She was the only one whom my father listened to, other than my mother. As a child, my brother and I witnessed how a man should keep after his mother and his family. As an adult I cherish the moment where you're sitting on the same couch as your son and great grand son, trying to teach him how to play his drum, though all he wanted to do was take a bite out of his drumstick. Through this moment of disbelief, I continue to treasure every memory we were able to share. I remember Grandma taking me and her bible everywhere she went. Grandma made sure we knew that we could overcome any circumstances by standing on faith and unity. 88 years of wisdom, knowledge and experience will be passed down for generations to come. As we continue to celebrate all that you've given through the years, from your garments to the joy of your company, the peace in your laughter and your unconditional love, I pray Grandma, I truly pray that your spirit lives forever and the mark that you left upon THIS family is forever appreciated and never forgotten. Thank you so much for fulfilling the duties that God placed upon you as a Grandmother, I love you always, Ayokunle, Ayolekan, Adenike Adeloye.
May 24, 2020
May 24, 2020
“And the Lord God said, it is not good that the man should be left alone. I will create a helper fit for him”. (Genesis 2:18) Thus mommy you were created as a perfect fit for daddy Adeloye. You were a perfect helper to daddy so we celebrated your birthday

When you were on earth, you inspired everyone who came your way. Young and old. Especially my mother, who always had a sleepover with you. We celebrate your inspiration.

You showed us unconditional love. You were like a beacon of light that has brightened the darkest part of a journey. We celebrate you.

As you embark on this journey to meet our daddy, may both of you be seated on the right hand side of God. You were a wonderful mother, grandmother, and a friend to many. Your spirit is pure to the core. You had no hatred in your bones. Your bones stood strong to defend the defenseless. Your blood flows in the spirit of those whom you have touched.

Mother, you had no equal. Woe to death that has taken you away from us but we celebrate your love, compassion, humility, and empathy. Your smile was like the sunrise that pierced through the curtains of our hearts and gave us a ray of hope and happiness.

Thank you for the love you have showed to us when you were on earth. Thank you for the tender care that you have provided to us when you were on earth. Thank you for embracing us even in our foolishness. Thank you for taking away our greatest moments of our darkest skies and giving us the sunshine through your unconditional love, sacrifice, compassion, even when our actions were stupid. Thank you mommy for everything you have done for us while you were on earth. You will never be forgotten. We will forever celebrate to you.
May 24, 2020
May 24, 2020
It broke my heart to loose you now ......….. Even though, death is inevitable, however, I wish the Most High had granted me another day with you, in order to say thank you. Mummy was beautiful, kind, sweet, caring and brave. Only a generous person would open her arms wild to accept another child into her family. She loved me whole heartedly, even with my flaws. Thank you mummy for given me the a gracious man to marry, for teaching me that everything is feasible with prayer. Our lives goes on, but with a part of us missing because when God called you home, a part of us went with you. Your grand children were all looking forward to seeing you mummy, my heart is broken that you are gone, I wish I could hug you and not let go, telling you how much I love and appreciate you and everything you did for us. Indeed, it brings me joy knowing that you are resting in the arms of the Lord. You will forever be cherished. Rest in peace mummy.
May 24, 2020
May 24, 2020
Dear Family,

As I write this tribute to say goodbye to my mother in law Eunice Omobobla Adeloye I struggle to find the most eloquent words to describe my feelings of her untimely passing. So here is a short story of us. When I married David Adedayo my life changing culture experiences began from day one. My next was meeting Mummy. My husband did his best to reassure and prepare me, however I was afraid she would discard me and persuade her son that an American woman wasn't good enough for her favorite child. Dressing in traditional clothing was another brand new way of life for me. Mummy brought me the most beautiful outfit I had ever worn. She showed me how to wrap it around my waist and she tied my head piece. I felt like a princess. We bonded over a journey leaving California to drive across America to North Carolina three nights and four days. Mummy read the bible out loud the whole trip all day.She instructed me to repeat her words in Yoruba. Together we witnessed the land of America from sun up to the most beautiful sunset anyone would ever see in their life. We went to beaches and amusement parks. She loved the waves and the feeling of the sand beneath her feet. Over the past 3 decades I had the honor and privilege of being her daughter in law. I will miss mostly hearing her prayers for my family. So I take solace now because they are coming from heaven. Praise the Lord Praise the Lord Amen Hallelujah. Rest in peace knowing that your love, spirit, humility shall go on for generations to come forever and ever. I will miss you.
          With a heavy heart
          Mrs.Cindy Ajoke Adeloye          
May 24, 2020
May 24, 2020

My beloved Grandmother ( Eunice Omobobola Adeloye) you were always a loving presence in my life. When, my immediate family, (my father Dayo, mother Cindy, brother Alexander) began you were there to love and guide us on our journey as family. We were blessed to have you in our home no matter what state from California, North Carolina, Texas and back to North Carolina. While, my parents were away providing a better life, you cared loved and watched over my brother and I. During my adolescents, you gave me a feeling of tranquility as if the spirit of God was there whenever we talked. Now, in my adulthood no matter how far away I will always feel the warmth of your heart and the power of your spirit.
LOVE YOU
Joseph Adebayo Adeloye
May 24, 2020
May 24, 2020
Good Night Mummy Adeloye (alias Mummy Agba) as we fondly call you.

You are just our second mum from childhood. You’re caring, loving and an epitome of beauty. You radiate in kindness and gentleness. I recall how you profoundly called our late mum (Iye Funmilayo) and our dad (Johnson). You saw us grew up and you tell us story of how well you took care of us all and especially our sister in her infancy. You and daddy Adeloye (Daddy Agba) were always there for us. My memory of growing can be forgotten as I learnt the passion of fervent prayer from my mum and you. Your fervent prayer travelled across distance within houses and we can feel the result till today. You did not only not care for all my brothers – Toks, Dayo, Dami, Ireti and sister Moni but every family members.

Talk about hospitality. When growing up, I am always happy for the fact that the “striking sound of a pestle and mortar of hot moulded pounded yam from mummy Adeloye’s compound is an invite to extra Sunday Lunch. From the kindness of her heart, she always have food to share.

When we are growing up, we never have time to ask or interview our parent but thank you for wisdom and story she shared with us on where the bond and family relationship all started from.

We never left you sight without being blessed with prayers. We are blessed today because we know sweet is the memories of the godly. Proverb 10:7

Mummy, May your gentle soul rest in the bosom of our lord Jesus Christ. Amen.
From: Lekan Daodu
May 23, 2020
May 23, 2020
Mommy,fondly called Iya Ekiti was a great, wonderful, and caring mother/grandmother to all of us blessed to have her as the matriarch of the family. Personally, I feel strongly touched by her demise as I'd miss her steady words of wisdom and prayers at every given opportunity to be in her company. Till her last breath, she remained a very courageous, dedicated, and prayerful devotee just as Christ commanded. Little wonder, we can rest assured that she is now in a better place. Adieu Iya Ekiti! Sun re o, Mama oni 'nu re! Goodnight till we meet to part no more!
May 23, 2020
May 23, 2020
I remember when you came down to visit everyone in America, and when you left we drove you to Atlanta and i saw you get on the plane, i loved when you would always send us jewelry and clothes. I wish i could talk to you again, i wish i would’ve come to visit you. I hoped that you could’ve been here to see me graduate. Everything happened so fast, but i know your in a better place, and i know you’re watching over me and my family, we will always love and miss you grandma.
                    Love,
                        Chelsea Adeloye❤️
May 23, 2020
May 23, 2020
I remember when all the grandkids would leave school and we’d get off the bus and we would run to grandmas house because we all knew she had food waiting for us and we would be so hungry, it was times like those I wish I could go back to and cherish just a little bit more, I love you so much grandma thank you for everything, from the clothes and jewelry you sent us from Africa to the countless lessons to teaching me songs in Yoruba, it was terrible that we couldn’t come to visit you in Africa, that’s what I regret the most, i know you are in a better place and that you are watching over all of us I love you so much grandma.


Love, Lauryn
May 23, 2020
May 23, 2020
You never realize the value in something until its gone, the loss of our beloved Grandmother hurts us as a whole and she will always be missed but never forgotten, as much as she sacrificed to make this family as big as it is means a-lot, without her none of us would be here and while she was in the states she watched over all of us at the same time everyday after elementary school which was a handful but she always cooked, made us do our homework, just overall the best example of a Grandmother who loves you unconditionally, you will be missed grandma love you. .❤️
your Grandson Elijah Adeloye
May 23, 2020
May 23, 2020
What a special Mother’s Day this year, the children , my wife and I got to speak to her on FaceTime, she couldn’t even recognize the kids, because they have grown so much, we were excited but we never knew that was her saying a farewell to the family and I want to thank her for making this day possible, we never knew this was going to be our last goodbye but it was special and will stay in our hearts forever and always, throughout my life she has taught me how to pray and to worship the lord, and i utilized her teachings and had the honor to extend it to my children, so that they too can portray it to their children as well, you never stopped praying and with your good faith in God I’m sure you are with him right now, and mom continue to Rest In perfect Peace. Love your son, Ade (Ireti)
May 23, 2020
Grandma Chief (MRS) E.B Adeloye JP Mama Adura (Aduramigba)
   My sweet Grandma , wonderful and adorable mother (sorry I remember the day you told us you are not our big mummy that we should always call you Grandma ketu ),it is so painful that I didn't have the opportunity to see you at all before you passed -on .
    I remember all the beautiful memories of you, your advices , teachings as a Grandma, reminiscing on the good times you had in your your youthful days , very insightful stories and experiences (smiles). Even though we have those little arguments and ended up laughing again together (best grandma ever ) , your sweet memories will forever stay with me.
   I and Tinuola will greatly miss you Grandma. RIP GRANDMA

OYINLOLA DARAMOLA OLALEYE
May 23, 2020
May 23, 2020
My dear beautiful, adorable and sweet grandma (CHIEF MRS. JP E. B. ADELOYE), it is indeed a painful one to do this because I didn’t have the privilege of seeing you at all this year before you went to rest. I will miss being called ONAOLAPO as you are the only one that remembers I possess such a beautiful name. 
The few days I get to spend with you in 2013 give me the opportunity to learn how to love ‘JESU KRISTI’ the more, read the YOOBA BIBLE quite fluently, and also how to sing that favorite unique song of yours… EMI O YIN O BABA, EMI O YIN O BABA, OLUDA AIYE OOO EMI O YIN BABA, KINIUN EYA JUDAH E MI OYIN O BABA, A LA MO TI MO ORI IPIN BABA E MI OYIN O BABA, EMI O YIN O OOO, EMI O YIN O O BABA.

Even when you are aging you gather that strength and your substance to go far and near just to celebrate with friends, families, and your loved ones (TRUE RESILIENCE). I am so glad you could bless my most important journey (Marriage) while you are with us. Myself, husband, OLAMILEKAN, and the entire family of Samuel O. Daramola-Olaleye (SAMU STADIUM) will forever miss you and cherish you in our hearts.

We know that you are resting in the bosom of our Lord to reign with him till eternity. GOODNIGHT GRANDMA.

Oluwaseun Adebisi (nee Daramola-Olaleye)
May 23, 2020
May 23, 2020
Mummy Mummy! “Correct” Mummy! It is hard to believe that you are no longer with us on this side of eternity. I remember the last time we were together. I was in the room with you easily for hours and you told me a whole lot of stories, evoking a whole range of emotions from laughter to sheer shock! We did not run out of things to say! 

Though we mourn, we mourn as those who have hope. You have run your race and you have finished your course. We thank God for all the lives you touched and the blessing that you were while you were here. Your legacy is blessed, and your memory will be ever green.

Rest in peace dear Mummy.

Bimbo Oke
May 23, 2020
May 23, 2020
Grandma Ketu as fondly called by me and the kids.Thanks for the gifts and love you showered me with. You loved my husband so dearly and extended it to me. 

You understood the times and seasons and you stood out among your peers. You glowed effortlessly and sure knows how to speak volumes with your fashion sense.

Grandma knows the importance of prayers and was always ready to pray whenever we visit. The kids will miss you, the biscuits,drinks and your hugs.

Yours was a life well spent. Adieu Grandma Ketu.
May 22, 2020
May 22, 2020
To my beloved Grandma,
      
      I greatly appreciate everything you did for your family, as you helped guide and support in each and everyone one of our lives, including my own. You helped raise me to become the person I am today, and for that I'm so blessed to have such an amazing and caring Grandma. You will remain in my heart and thoughts for eternity, and I know you will continue to be in my life as you watch from above. I love you so much Grandma, till we meet again.

Your Grandson,
Mayokun Ajibola
May 22, 2020
May 22, 2020
Mama rere! Fondly I called her “Mommy! Mommy.” She would respond, “omo ayiye”. I loved her dearly. I always looked forward to hearing her praises and compliments whenever I greeted and hugged her. That always made me feel important. Mama lived a good life and touched so many lives of people that were close to her. She was very outspoken, courageous, and loving. Heaven gained another beautiful angel. You are gone, but your memory lives with me. You are very dear to my heart and you shall never be forgotten. Rest In Peace. (Mama rere).
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May 17, 2020
CHIEF (MRS.) EUNICE OMOBOBOLA ADELOYE
         Chief (Mrs.) Eunice Omobobola Adeloye was born on April 6, 1932 to Madam Mary Aina Olaleye and Pa Ogundaisi Daramola Olaleye, both late. She is of the Oloja Iro ruling house, Ilupeju Ekiti. She lived with her Aunt, Madam Alice Ajayi Omotalade from childhood until she got married to Chief W.E. Adeloye in 1952. She has lived in many of the Nigerian commercial cities and so also in Britain, Israel, and United States of America. She finally settled down in Lagos and excelled greatly in merchandising. She was a successful businesswoman and devoted Christian.

1. She was the Iyalode Ijo of St. John's Anglican Church, Ilupeju-Ekiti.

2. The President of Ladies Progressive League - All Saints Church, Ketu, Lagos.

3. The Vice President of the Christian Morning Star - All Saints Church Ikosi-Ketu, Lagos.

4. The Iya Egbe (Matron) Temidire Society of Ilupeju-Ekiti Community in Lagos. 

         As a mark of further encouraging her untiring effort in contributing to the development of the town, she is being installed the EYETUASE of Ilupeju-Ekiti.
                                           
          In our hearts we know that you are in a better place, where theres no pain and eternal joy. Finally you are at peace and you have answered the call to glory. Continue to rest in peace, Mama Iya Ekiti.

          She is survived by her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, a sister, a brother, and half siblings.
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June 24, 2020
How time goes fast, it has been forty days you departed this world. Now l have realized that no matter what l do, l can't bring you back to us. Hmmm, all l can do is to pray to God to keep you in the most peaceful and beautiful place in heaven. May your soul continue to rest on Mom!

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