No day has gone by without my thinking about you or asking why you had to transition so quickly. Your legacy lives on and you will never be forgotten. Continue to Rest In Peace my sweet aunty.
Love always
Yemisi
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
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.
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