This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Judith Okolo . We will remember her forever.
Obsequies For Judith:
Service of songs to celebrate her life
When: Saturday February 2nd 2019
Time: 6pm - 8pm
Where: Borehamwood Library, 96 Shenley Road, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, WD6 1EB
Tributes
Leave a tributeI can’t believe it’s been 5 years.
Please rest in peace and enjoy heavenly bliss lil’sis. You have ran your race and I am sure your crown has been presented to you. See you Deedee whenever God calls. Love you.
Another year is gone without you I still haven’t started celebrating my birthday still. Even though my children are making plans but your absence has created a vacuum that no one could fill. You left this sinful world and left us to the struggle of life. Keep resting in the bosom of the Almighty God till we meet to part no more my love. Always love you darling.
Continue to rest on Judith . Until we meet again. Adieu!!!
Heaven is lucky to have you and I pray you continue to rest easy. I miss you, I miss you, I miss you.
A lot has happened since you left as I still find it difficult to have friends again I choose to focus on my relationship with God(ministry) my children(grandma ) my career(Manager) and you know God has been faithful.
I love you Anju and I’ll always do keep resting in the Lord until we meet to part no more.
Miss you every day.
Your darling big sister
Lauretta Okolo
Very painful and had to come to terms with.
Always in my mind.
Rest on Ezigbo Nwannem.
Lahu Ofunma.
Even though you were gone, you still remain on my mind, up till now there’s never been anyone to fill the vacuum you left, you are forever missed love. May the Lord grant you eternal rest.
I miss you so much . Rest on honey . The world ♥ ❤ had really changed from what we are used to. But we blessed on .
So loved ,still missed and always dear to us .
Forever in our hearts never to be forgotten .
Judith you are still sorely missed o. The pain has not dulled. Still crying . Rest on peacefully little sister. All will be well in Jesus Christ mighty and mighty name amen .
You are forever missed
We love you but God loves ❤ you best ❤ ♥ .
SUN RE
The bond between friends is beyond the mortal world. I can still feel Judith with me everyday, helping me make it through. She is by my side, and yours, forever.
They say friends are the family we choose. Being chosen was the greatest moment of my life and when Judith passed, it was the worst moment of my life because she a wonderful friend.
Friendship transcends death. Memories made will never be forgotten and created a lasting impression on those they left behind. Everyone became a better person for having such a wonderful friend.
Saying goodbye isn't for us. Instead, I will say that I look forward to seeing my friend again, each time I am reminded of her through a phrase, a joke, she prefers calling me "OKLA" . These are the things that will keep us close despite death.
The best of friends know that they were loved for who they were in life and will be remembered for their heart in their death.
Dear friends are the ones who know our hearts, our minds and choose us as their friends anyway. Even when they have passed to the next life, I still feel them encouraging me to be my best self.
Honoring a friend's death is truly about honoring their life. Despair over what may have been, but revel and reflect in what was.
I am better for knowing you, better for loving you, better for having met you. May you be as blessed in the next life, my dear friend Judith Okolo. Continue to rest in perfect peace...!!!
The pain of your loss is still lingering two years after you passed away but we are comforted by the Holy Spirit and the fact that you are at rest with the Lord.
Kadizue lahu ofunma.
When I read news about manchester, I remember the day we had to get your stuff....so surreal.
When I read about Covid 19 and the devastation in nursing homes, I think of you being on the frontlines if you were still alive.....and I say to myself - God knows best. Have a good night rest in His bossom dear. Miss you though.
Until we meet to part more
Bamie
It is well . It is well. We have fond memories of you, especially that beautiful SMILE. Even in death- you had your smile on your face.
Continue to Rest In Peace my beloved darling lil sis . I miss you. We ALL miss you dearly. But Jehovah needed you sooner than expected. It is well.❣️Love you to eternity. Our Angel of hearts sleep on till we meet again
It’s had to believe that you have left and difficult to accept the fact that you are no more. It feels like a dream that seems to be true.
But we are holding on to the Rock of our salvation, the Balm of Gilead, Our Comforter who comforts us even in difficult times like this.
Death where is thy sting?
Continue to Rest in Peace ezigbo Nwannem.
I miss you still. We all miss you terribly.
But God is Sovereign and He knows best.
So we accept His will.
Judith , continue to Rest In Peace in the bossom of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Amen ❤️
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Still hoping it's not true Deedee
I am yet to come to terms with your sudden demise Deedee. Even though I sprinkled sand on your casket: I am still blocked mentally.
Don't know why but I still see you in my mind's eye and now more in my dreams.
I continue to pray for your soul my beloved. Rest in peace till we meet in heaven in eternity in Jesus name amen.
Didi Idibon
Nwagbo (According to Papa) Adaukwu (according to Uncle Mike) Didi, Idibon, last born, baby sister (siblings) Achuki (nephews and nieces). You were born immediately after Nigeria's civil war, that informed your name Kadizue because every member of our family on both sides survived the war. Even those who crossed to the eastern part of the country all survived. Nne Omeze (Adanwimo) named you Kadizue ndu. You brought so much joy to the families Okolo and Esedebe. In every situation, we give thanks to God. To God be the glory for the joy of having you with us for that period. We find solace that you are peacefully At Rest with our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ till we meet to part no more. It is well with your soul Baby Sister Judith Kadizue Okolo. The Yoruba adage says In death, you are the eldest. Adieu Achuki Didi Idibon!!!
Big Sister Ifeanyi
(Tibai