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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Lawrence Odusi, 58 years old, born on December 10, 1962, and passed away on April 2, 2021. We will remember him forever.
April 2
April 2
3 years today! The ache in our hearts feel a little sharper, but we remember your positive spirit and celebrate the life you lived. Your memory is a blessing, and we know you rest peacefully with the Lord. 

April 2, 2023
April 2, 2023
Uncle Lawrence,

It’s April 2nd again, 2 years since our lord and savior called you home. A lot has changed, a lot has happened, little Eunice is now a big girl, Esther, Emmanuel and Elizabeth are grown too, Aunty bukky is also doing good by God’s grace. The lord is taking care of them. They all miss you and we miss you too. I know you’re in a better place, a beautiful place at that, a place away from the chaos and wickedness of this evil world. Keep resting and singing with the glorious choir in heaven.



Love,
EE
December 11, 2022
December 11, 2022
Uncle Lawrence,

Thinking of you on your birthday in heaven! keep singing beautifully with the hosts of heaven, with no illness in sight and happiness everywhere, keep flying high with the angels.

A lot of things have changed, a lot of things have happened, we wish you were here to see all these things but definitely God knows best. Aunty bukky and the kids are doing great, We love them and God is taking care of them.

We miss you a little more today.


Love
The Abuja babe (Esther)

December 10, 2022
December 10, 2022
Rest easy Uncle, I can’t say I/We don’t feel the impact of your death. You left this world quite early, everyday I see and realize that your dearest immediate family, wife and kids misses you well. Keep resting Uncle. God knows best.

Love.
April 2, 2022
April 2, 2022
Keep Resting Uncle, we will never forget you, April 2nd is now an emotional day for us all. We love you. Keep flying and singing beautifully with the host of heaven!
May 18, 2021
May 18, 2021
Life is truly short and in a twinkle of an eye, We don't when someone will go, especially someone we truly love. It's hard taking in your death Uncle Lawerence but God in His infinite wisdom knows best.

You lived your life with so much discipline and care. You were patient, gentle and wise. I remember how one evening you told me “God first” when I was bothered about sewing a dress and wasn't ready for church. Since that day that phrase never left me and guided me. You are a model worthy of emulation.

Uncle Lawrence, You're no longer with us, but your good works remain.

May Our Lord comfort and sustain your family, your wife, and children now and always. May God Almighty keep you safe resting in perfect peace till resurrection day, Amen.

ADIEU MY LOVING UNCLE

May 15, 2021
May 15, 2021
Uncle, I still can't believe you're gone. Everything still feels like an illusion. I remember all the care, understandings and corrections you gave to me. The ways of the LORD we may not know, but one thing is sure, for he who dies in Christ we should not sorrow but indeed rejoice because he has escaped the sufferings of this world and has gotten redemption, for he is resting in the blossom of the Lord. REST IN PEACE UNCLE.

VICTOR ENOCH
May 14, 2021
May 14, 2021
*Tribute to Late Uncle Lawrence Odusi*

Death is inevitable, it is a journey that everyone must take. As humans we wish it wasn’t a part of life, we wish we would just stay alive on earth with our near and dear ones not dying forever. Unfortunately, we cannot. Our prayer is that we fulfill our days on earth before our time is up.

Uncle( with the Nigerian accent ), as we generally call you, a lot of memories I don’t know where to start from. You were a great uncle and a great father and you were so fun to be around. Always a chilled person with a warm smile. You were kind, hospitable, loving and generous, and we all loved you very much. You provided for your family and raised four children. You fought your sickness to the end and now you are in a better place. May the Lord be with you and with your spirit. I’ll miss you a lot. I remember the last time I was in Lagos and how you were always teasing me asking if I’ve shaved my beards and I was dodging you so I could grow my beards in quote. If only I had known that was the last time I’d see you. Your last words to me was “Be careful as you go out oo, come back safe” that was the day I went out with Sike to go get somethings for Dad, you knew I could drive but your care is always top notch. Always ready to advice me and direct me spiritually. The virtue I learnt the most from you is humility, wouldn’t want to go further, those that know you better know what I’m taking about.
When I heard you were sick, I prayed for you but God saw that you were getting tired and a cure was not to be.
So He put His arms around you
and whispered, “Come with Me.” with tearful eyes, we saw you in pains. Although we love you dearly, We could not make you stay.
A golden heart stopped beating.
Hard working hands to rest.
God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes “The Best”.
RIP to A Strong Man ❤️
Till we meet in heaven,
You’re forever in our hearts.
Bye bye Sir.



Isaac Enoch
May 14, 2021
May 14, 2021
Tribute to my In-law

You have left this sinful world to rest with your Saviour. I never believed that you will leave so soon. You are a good in-law indeed. I could remember how you normally associate yourself with things that concerns the family, and your usual advice. You were humble, down to earth, easy going, and a man of peace. You were peaceful. People kept testifying of your humble disposition and lifestyle. The exemplary life you lived can never be easily forgotten. You were an hero . A great hero has gone home. Rest on in the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ. Good bye.

From Sis Enoch
May 14, 2021
May 14, 2021
It was such a difficult news,
It was and is still soo hard to believe. 

Such an amazing husband to my aunt and a loving loving father to my cousins. A very down to earth man, so humble, jovial and kind.

No one to call me Abuja babe again

I wonder why good people have to go, I remembered that fateful night, we prayed, praised and worshipped God hoping for a miracle.

However, the ways of God cannot be understood by men, his will is always the best

You’re away in a better place. with no terrorism, bandits, kidnapping, economic hardship and covid.

Precious in his sight is the death of his saints.

Rest In Peace uncle, fly high with the angels, sing beautifully with the host of heavens.

May 13, 2021
May 13, 2021
It was difficult to come to terms with the news of your passing, but as they say, life happens and God knows best.
You were very down to earth, always correcting in love and never quick to shout down at anyone. You were always concerned about the welfare of your members; I experienced this firsthand.

You're are always in our hearts sir, and your legacy will be carried on.

We take solace in the fact that you're with the Lord and we'll keep going with the help of God till we meet again in the morning just inside the Eastern Gate.
May 13, 2021
May 13, 2021
Our Pastor
To God be the glory for the life you have lived
You have done your bit and finished your course
And since it has pleased the Lord to call you home, we have no objection than to say, let His name be glorified continually now and forever and ever
We only pray that the Lord God Almighty will console the lovely family you left behind and grant them the abundance of grace to continue to the end in His service in Jesus name
May 12, 2021
May 12, 2021
Dear dad, it is still a shock hearing that you are dead. It is like a dream. I remember that day I saw you, I didn’t know that was the last time I will see you. Anyway, I know you are waiting for me in Heaven.
Goodnight Dad.
Elizabeth (Daughter)
May 12, 2021
May 12, 2021
It was a shock to me when, I heard my father was gone. It seems like a dream. Anyway I know you are in heaven waiting for us to meet you there. You were a king hearted dad. You cared for people and you had passion for preaching the gospel. Many people learnt from you. As we see the days’ pass by because you are in a safe place.
Goodnight daddy, we shall meet to part no more
Emmanuel (Son)
May 12, 2021
May 12, 2021
Dearest Dad, it is still a shock to me. I can remember the very day I saw you when you were going to the hospital, I didn’t know it would be the last time I will see you. I remember when you used to explain problems in mathematic to me. I also remember the advice you normally give to us every morning after the family devotion you were a kind, loving, disciplined and wonderful dad. Oh! so it is real. I miss you dad. I pray that God will fill the empty vacuum which you created. Sleep on dad, till we meet in Heaven.
Esther (Daughter)
May 12, 2021
May 12, 2021
It is difficult for me to believe that my husband is no more. It is like a dream. I never knew those periods we were in the hospital were the last moments with you. You're a loving husband and a caring father. Every morning, when you were still alive, you usually helped to get our last child ready for school so that l would not be late to work while you were conscious of not going late to work too. Who will do that for me now? Well, who am I to question God, I humbly surrender to His will.
You were an intelligent and hardworking man. You served God faithfully whether rain or sunshine you were always there for the Lord. You were dedicated and
committed to the work of God. You worked for God even while you were sick. You were a true soldier of Christ in deed.
My husband is not dead! He is sleeping in the Lord. While you were passing on to glory, you prayed your way through and told the nurses you were going home to rest. You have left a vacuum that only God can fill for the children and I. We will miss you, daddy but I know we shall meet you in Heaven someday, where we shall part no more.
Adieu Pp. Rest in the bosom of the Lord.
Your Wife
Adebukola Odusi
May 11, 2021
May 11, 2021
Unbelievable! It is well with the family and Church.
By Okoh Olayinka Sunday
May 11, 2021
May 11, 2021
May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace and God will give the beloved one the fortitude to bear the loss.
By Oyekan Bukola
May 11, 2021
May 11, 2021
Hmmmm, death. Well, Rest on Pastor Lawrence, till we meet to part no more
By Taye Oyedokun
May 11, 2021
May 11, 2021
A father , councilor, Shepard and pastor has gone home . The flocks are still wondering is it real? My pastor , I miss you ,We love you till your last breath but God loves you best! For God to allow you to leave us at this point when we needed you most is unthinkable .Yet He knows the best. Farewell my brother rest at the bosom of the Lord.
By Okon Clement
May 11, 2021
May 11, 2021
Rest in peace my Pastor Lawrence Odusi we love you but God love you most.
A painful exit of an ambassador of Jesus Christ. A good soul has passed on, a man has gone up to heaven, with a heavy heart we part our beloved.
No farewell words were spoken
No time to say goodbye
You were gone before we knew it, and only God knows why you meant so much to all of us.
Rest in peace my pastor,my mentor,my counselor and my teacher.sun reé till will meet at the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ
In Life we love you pastor
In death we love you still
In our hearts you hold a place
R.I.P
By Taiwo Adedapo Oluseye
May 11, 2021
May 11, 2021
The death of late Pastor LAWRENCE ABAYOMI ODUSI that struck the church on the 2nd day of April 2021 came suddenly like a thunder bolt out of the skies and left the entire church in utmost bewilderment!

Members of the Deeper Life Bible Church, Satellite District and the Location church have lost a rare gem and faithful Pastor indeed. His role in the church after relocation to Satellite Town, where He took up the mantle of Leadership as a Zonal Leader and later a Pastor of various Districts including Satellite District. Late Pastor Lawrence Odusi, so much humbles himself to the extent of granting an open door for all members to have easy access to Him. He personally assists the Zonal Leaders in the settling of disputes where necessary by ensuring that God’s name is not mocked. He took time at various times to re-train the District Leaders and encourage them to plan for the works ahead including introducing them to various church approved Literatures & Books in preparation for higher responsibilities, but we never knows He was prophesying that He would soon hand over to the prepared one. What a short life, as He emphasizes on this regularly, indeed Death is inevitable. He strongly believes in not laying hand quickly on anyone rather to always seek the face of God in everything.

We will so much miss Him for all the effort he put in ensuring that Satellite District Building is raised, renovated with Gallery, several prayers including Vigils with the Leaders. Unfortunately, He is not alive to witness the renovation He forth for all these while. He was unassuming and down to earth in his service to the Lord. His management style with His surbodinates for various projects to ensure that Satellite is not found on the floor rather on the Sky. rt 3

Pastor Lawrence Odusi, you silently made a great impact in the church. Your calm spirit and easy-going life will ever remain indelible! Your answers during Question & answer sessions after Search the scripture teachings have drawn a great mark which shall never be forgotten by all of us. He liked peace and harmony in the church and neighborhood.

Pastor, your death has created a big vacuum in the church. To the family, we say, take heart because it is written, “precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saint”. Ps 116 vs. 15. We will miss Him, but we hope to unite again in the bosom of the Lord. Rest in peace until we meet again to part no more!
By Moses Nwator

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April 2
April 2
3 years today! The ache in our hearts feel a little sharper, but we remember your positive spirit and celebrate the life you lived. Your memory is a blessing, and we know you rest peacefully with the Lord. 

April 2, 2023
April 2, 2023
Uncle Lawrence,

It’s April 2nd again, 2 years since our lord and savior called you home. A lot has changed, a lot has happened, little Eunice is now a big girl, Esther, Emmanuel and Elizabeth are grown too, Aunty bukky is also doing good by God’s grace. The lord is taking care of them. They all miss you and we miss you too. I know you’re in a better place, a beautiful place at that, a place away from the chaos and wickedness of this evil world. Keep resting and singing with the glorious choir in heaven.



Love,
EE
December 11, 2022
December 11, 2022
Uncle Lawrence,

Thinking of you on your birthday in heaven! keep singing beautifully with the hosts of heaven, with no illness in sight and happiness everywhere, keep flying high with the angels.

A lot of things have changed, a lot of things have happened, we wish you were here to see all these things but definitely God knows best. Aunty bukky and the kids are doing great, We love them and God is taking care of them.

We miss you a little more today.


Love
The Abuja babe (Esther)

His Life

BIOGRAPHY OF LATE PASTOR LAWRENCE ABAYOMI ODUSI

May 11, 2021
Pastor Odusi Lawrence Abayomi who was from Ogun State, Ijebu East Local Government was born on Sunday 10th of December, 1962 into the family of Late Odusi at Ibadan. He attended ABADINA PRIMARY SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN where he had his primary education and obtained his first learning certificate between 1971-1976. He proceeded to FIDITI GRAMMAR SCHOOL, FIDITI, OYO STATE where he had his secondary education and West Africa       School CERTIFICATE/G.C.E. between 1976-1981.

Thereafter, he attended FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OGBOMOSHO where he did his A level between 1982-1984. Then, he was admitted in the UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN where he obtained a B.S.C Hons in PSYCHOLOGY between 1989-1995.                                                               

Pastor Lawrence Odusi had worked in various companies over the past. He worked in KENNETH DIKE LIBRARY UNIVERSITY as an assistance library officer. He was a (H.O.D) in teaching department during his N.Y.S.C. He worked in JOCKS PRIVATE NURSERY/PRIMARY SCHOOL as an administrator between 1999-2000. He worked in REDEMPTION INTER TUTORIAL SCHOOL as an Administrator in December 2001. He worked in DICKEM GROUP OF COMPANIES as a Sales Manager, Operation Manager and Farm Manager between 2002-2009. He worked as Human Resources Manager/Site Manager at SAN MARINO FURNUITURE COMPANY between 2015-2017. Pastor Lawrence Odusi contributed greatly to the growth of all these companies. He finally worked in VICSNOCH NIGERIA LIMITED as a General Manager in December 2020 till his demise.

Pastor Odusi Lawrence was an example of committed Christian. He dedicated his life, talent and time to the work of God. He was committed to the work/service of His Master-Christ Jesus till death
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LETTER TO A WONDERFUL FRIEND

May 13, 2021
Where do you plan to spend your Eternity?

When everything here shall be no more

When darkness shall overshadow this wicked world

When everyone shall be made to view the video of their total life and past.

At the final blast of the Trumpet

At the judgment seat. Where will you be?

HEAVEN?

Where there shall be no more strikes, fuel tax, power failure etc

OR HELL

Where fire goes on full-blast, where demons are your body guards and darkness and suffering your permanent companions?

Please take time to think about this little message.

Christ is on His way here!

A LESSON IN HUMILITY

May 13, 2021
I remember some years ago when you happen to be the Camp Commandant of the yearly Youth Programme and I was the Youth leader then, the burden of work was so much on me and there were few hands available to assist. Most of the leaders were not available, in my displeasure I lashed out at you but you kept your peace, never registered a frown or displeasure or the: "do you know who you are talking to"? How dare you! I was convicted by the Holy Spirit and I had to apologise to you; you meekly accepted it and that was the end of it. What a lesson in humility!
I learnt of another incidence again, when you were ill your commitment never wavered as you kept on coming for meetings. In one of such I learnt you were openly rebuked before the workers and you never said a word! You never defended yourself, never wore a frown or put up an attitude of defiance. You meekly accepted the rebuke and carried on the work like a gallant soldier that should endure hardship.
I cry to God that He gives me the same spirit of meekness in Jesus name!
By Nicholas Imokhai

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