I can’t believe it’s been 3 years already. Sleep on in the bosom of The Lord Uncle. May The Lord continue to keep watch over aunty, Seyi and Funbi in Jesus name

Keep resting dearest Uncle.. always in our ❤️.

wow 3 years, hmmm seems like yesterday. you are greatly missed, i still remember the times you would always gently call me, "Funmi Bawo ni? and you would smile gently, you caring and gentle nature made everyone around you love you so much. we miss you more than words can even begin to describe. rest on Uncle. we live and miss you but God lives you more

Happy posthumous birthday to you Uncle, I know you are smiling down on us, singing doing what you did best for your Father in Heaven (Making sure everyone was secured and safe) We miss you more than speeches or words can ever express.continue to rest on the bossom of your Heavenly Father

Rest on sir

Happy Posthumous Birthday Uncle! Sleep on in The Lord!!
Adieu!!!

Today marks two years when you left this sinful world to be with your maker, Remi, you are greatly missed. Continue to rest in the bosom of your lord Jesus Christ.

Two years - Wow! Sorely Missed! Rest on brother!

Rest on Uncle❤️

Uncle Remi continue to rest in perfect peace with God

Remi, Happy post humous birthday. We all miss you on your birthday anniversary. May your gentle soul continues to rest in perfect peace, Remi. May you continue to rest in the bosom of your Lord Jesus Christ (Amen).

Uncle Remi,
Happy posthumous birthday.
May your soul continue to rest in peace. Amen.

Happy Post humous birthday Rocky my amiable gentle soul while on earth.Rest on in the bossom of the Lord ,Omo IGBALA

Remi, yesterday was exactly one year when you departed this sinful world. Most of us are still in shock of the sudden demise but as the choir sang during the one year remembrance service yesterday, " the unquestionable, you are the lord". We cannot question your maker, who created you and recalled you back at HIS own discretion. We all love you Remi, but Jesus love you more. May God almighty protection be upon the wife and children you left behind in Jesus name (Amen).

Hallelujah it's 365 days you've gone Remi,To God be the glory we are comforted by the fact that you're resting in the Bossom of Christ the Lord.Rest on bro Ayanfe Jesu .May God be with your wife and children as always and the entire Osinubi clan in general.Amen

Still find it difficult to believe after one year! Sleep on beloved till we meet at the feet of Jesus, Amen

Forever in our hearts. Sleep on dear Uncle.

Continue to sleep well my brother. We greatly miss you!

Missing you, my friend. Thank you for all that you did, all that you were. I will always remember you.

Happy First Father's Day in Heaven Daddy! Keep watching over all of us, Love you forever

On behalf I and Taiwo Olusoga we can’t imagine what you must be feeling right now, but I want you to know that we are just a phone call away. My heartfelt condolences to the family of Dr Peter Oluremi Osinubi. May his soul rest in perfect peace.

Mama Seyi, Seyi and Funmbi, I am so sorry for your loss. I don't know what to say to you. Your Husband / Daddy touched a lot of lives. May his soul rest in peace and may God ( the only one who can comfort you) give you peace. Adieu, Brother Peter. You will definitely be missed. Rest in the bossom of your maker.

My brother Peter( as I fondly called you), It is very difficult for me to bear your departure. Every time I pass by your work desk, I just can't hold the tears, I asked is this real?. However, the consolation I get is from the word of God. Only God knows why he called you to glory so early. Your gentleness, wisdom, encouraging words, resilience, perseverance, patience, etc you exhibit at work is unquantifiable. I feel your absence most because, there is no one at work to tell me " madam it's ok, just keep praying" My prayer is that God will give us the comfort that no other person can give. My brother rest in peace!!!

My words cannot fully express the sorrow I feel about the death of Brother Remi (Daddy Seyi). My children and Pastor Charles send their condolences to Mommy Seyi and children. May God uphold you and comfort you in Jesus name.
May his soul Rest In Perfect Peace.

Adieu Remi!
My twine as I used to call u. When Yomi told me it was like a big blow, I cried my eyes out. It was as if I ve not heard about someone's death before. Remi! Why now? despite the fact that we've not seen each other for the past 22 years, we still talk on phone as if we were few metres apart. Whenever I visited Mama we didn't have any discussion apart from talking about you. Everybody in the family will miss u ,even my children that are not in Nigeria will miss you because of the advice you used to give me when I have any issue with them. Oluwaremilekun omo aye! Sun re o!! Greatly miss u.!!!
Thank you for your time with us!
My love and prayer to the entire family.

Mrs Korede Adegbesan.

Uncle Remi, Daddy Seyi .... I still find it hard to believe you’re gone. It became more real in the last 2 days with the daily announcement of the funeral services and my heart just got heavier each day. 
You were selfless in a special way and tried your best to reach out to the most difficult and strong headed to  work with in your own simple way - not enforcing your will or ideas on them but trusting they will understand your intentions and find their way.
You kept an eye on me from afar using Celina - my friend and sister who worked with you to give you updates- I knew and I appreciated the thoughtfulness.
I still believe strongly that the steps of the righteous are ordered of The Lord and He knows and sees far beyond our comprehension..... so we rejoice knowing it shall be well with Aunty, Seyi and Fumbi because you raised such wonderful and graceful young ladies. I pray for the peace of God upon them; the grace and ease to bear the loss; and strength to carry on.
Adieu uncle until we meet again at the feet of Jesus...sleep well!

FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS
When I die don't cry for me
In my father's arms I'll be
The wounds this world left on my soul
Will all be healed and I'll be whole
Sun and moon will be replaced
With the light of Jesus face
And I will not be ashamed
For my saviour knows my name
It don't matter, where you bury me
I'll be home and I'll be free
It don't matter, where I lay
All my tears be washed away
Gold and silver blind the eye
Temporary riches lie
Come and eat from Heavens store
Come and drink, and thirst no more
So weep not for me my friend
When my time below does end
For my life belongs to Him
Who will raise the dead again
It don't matter, where you bury me
I'll be home and I'll be free
It don't matter, where I lay
All my tears be washed away
It don't matter, there washed away
It don't matter, there washed away
It don't matter, there washed away
Yeah, yeah, yeah
It don't matter where you bury me
Yeah, yeah, yeah
There washed away, there washed away

GRANT HIM ETERNAL REST OH GOD
From The James Family

My dearest friend..l will really miss you.
I remember those good old days while we were at the university of Lagos. You were a very frank, straight forward and caring person in your approach. You were also very loving and a good friend. 
May your gentle soul rest in peace, till we meet at the bosom of God's feet.

Amen! Hallelujah!
A Man Of Valor! Fell Asleep
A Natural Born True Servant
An Honorable Husband And Father
A Co-Laborer In His Vineyard
A Slave Of Our Lord Jesus Christ
A Gentle And Tough Giant In The Land
A General In His Own Right
A Kind, Selfless, Quiet But Precise In His Few Words
A Lover And Supporter Of Goodness
A Helper Of Joy And A Blessing To Many Nations
A Great Giver Of Anything And Everything He Had
A Disciplined, Committed, Simple And Elegant Dresser
A Tolerant, Honorable, Dignified And Humble Warrior
A Groovy, Outgoing, Caring And Soft Spoken King
A Legend, A Good Friend In Need, A Brother From Another Mama
My Man, My Paddy, My Fan............................ A Rare Gem
Adieu Peter Oluremi Osinubi
Ecclesiastes 3 “Truly There Is Time For Everything;
And A Season For Every Activity Under Heaven“............
A Time To Be Born And A Time To Die........
Heaven Had Gain Another Angel....
On Behalf Of The Entire HONORABLE FATHERS Community
Yearly Cruise We Will Forever Miss You
Sleep On Bro Till We Meet Again To Part No More
God Speed
Your Girl Busby J

I was very shocked the day I got the message about brother Peter's demise. I still think it's a dream. Brother Peter was a very kind and humble human being. I will never forget how he took his time to help my son and I move from one house to another. My son Alex was very sad when I told him about brother Peter's demise.
Sheyi, Fumbi and mommy Sheyi, the Lord will continue to comfort, bless and provide for you always in the mighty name of Jesus Christ, Amen.
This is sister Chantal.

Didun didun ni a nse iranti iku olododo. To say that your death caught me by surprise is an understatement. Never in my wildest dream could I imagine that God would call you home so soon. I'm still in denial and yet to get my head around it, but the more I think about it the more I console myself that God loves you more, and I am convinced that you are resting in Him. That is my consolation, and also a driving force for me to run the race to the end so that I can see you again when we sup with the Almighty God. I cried to God for mercy the day Dad told me about your passing because I know that I am not even half as nice a person as you were, and that it is only by God's mercies that I am still alive. You were goodness, kindness, and loving all wrapped in one. You had a very gentle and calm nature and I remember Aunty Tutu said to me she calls you 'Baba no problem' because whatever you were asked to do, your answer would always be 'no problem ma'. You were always willing to help without any hesitation. Most importantly, you were a man who loved the Lord. You were always glad to go to the house of the Lord, doing things for the Lord, and propagating the Gospel. I rest assured in knowing you ran a good race and the host of heaven have welcomed you with a crown knowing you were a faithful servant.

Rest on my irreplaceable beloved Uncle Remi, oju a tun ra ri lese Jesu, Amin.

1 Co. 15:55-57.Oh death , where is thy sting? Oh grave where is thy victory? Vs. 57 But thanks Be To God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ 
It had taken me this long to pen a tribute because I had to work my way through to really accept that indeed the phone call I received on that fateful Monday 05/11/2020 was a reality not a dream.
So many wonderful things have been said about Bro Peter and all of them are so and really from the human standpoint this is indeed an irreparable loss not only to his family but to Glorious Light Christian Ministries , Nigerian Diaspora and so many of us too numerous to number.This brother demonstrated the practicality of being a Christian because he was always available and willing to help individuals and groups anyone. Personally I cannot recount how many times Bro Peter will follow me home after a night long vigil or in between Sunday services just so he will install or fix something for me . if I wanted to buy something technology my counselor would be Bro Peter and either he would order it to his house and then bring it to church for me or we will go to Walmart together so he can guide me . Amazing I can go on and on and it is the same with so many others the man was such a selfless, helpful and dedicated individual. We did not lose Bro Peter but rather he has just changed location , He is now in our future and in the presence of his Lord and master whom he served so dedicatedly and I am sure he is getting his reward. Definitely we will miss him so much but we take courage in the fact that we will see him again on that great resurrection morning when all the saints shall gather.
If you have not given your life to Jesus you can honor Bro Peter and also have the assurance of reuniting with him again by giving your life to Jesus. Romans 10:8-10.Whosoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved.My sincere condolences to the family. Thanks for sharing Bro Peter with us . God is faithful and He will take of you mama Seyi and the girls so be encouraged and take heart ♥️.
Adios Bro Peter till we meet again .Thank you for all your kindness and help .
Pastor Millicent

Peter Oluremi Osinubi came into my life in 2007 when he joined the Mobile Crisis department at what was then Dr. Warren E. Smith Health Centers in Philadelphia. We were both mobile assessment clinicians. Peter didn't stay too long at WES but enough for me to get to know his unwavering faith and his sense of honor and justice. I still remember the tasty but tough beef dish he made for a potluck; those "beef rocks" left a notable impression on me and my teeth.

I would occasionally hear from Peter over the next few years. He continued to work in Philadelphia at a different agency. He actually lived in Delaware and for several years commuted almost 2.5 to 3 hours each way into Philly. I've lived and worked and commuted in Los Angeles County and Orange County in California; my commutes were nowhere near what Peter undertook every day.

He eventually went back to work at James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna, Delaware where he worked prior to WES. When I was laid off from WES at the end of November 2012, Peter helped get me a referral to the mental health agency that served the prisons in Delaware. He spoke on my behalf to the psychologist who interviewed me and then offered me a position. I have worked at the prisons in the Delaware Department of Correction ever since.

While we worked at different correctional facilities, Peter and I would bump into each other from time to time at Vaughn and he would always send me Christmas and New Year's greetings. Peter was at Vaughn when the hostage situation took place on February 1, 2017. Most of us were in the Infirmary; Peter covered the SHU that whole day and night by himself. While I was an utter wreck and completely useless when we left at 0730 the next morning, Peter went home, rested a little bit, and then came right back in to work at 1000.

That's the kind of dedication Peter had. He never was a man of many words but he made a quiet yet significant impact wherever he was. Without his help, I may have never worked in Delaware and would have never developed the close friendships and family I now have there.

I am forever thankful for Peter and I join his many colleagues, friends and family in grieving his sudden passing. If Peter were here, he would probably say exactly as he did on February 2, 2017: "You are always welcome, Dr. Tan. Talk to you later."

Farewell my brother.

I had to call your phone to accept that you were truly gone. You always pick my calls....no matter where you are...and it hit me when I did not hear your voice that morning. Bro Remi you are truly a great person. The universe will miss you for your good deeds and selfless act. I will miss you dearly!

I LOST MY BROTHER PETER OLUREMI OSINUBI
It is so hard to capture in words the relationship I enjoyed with you in so short a time. It started back then on Saturday 23rd February, 2013. You drove all the way down with your family, to pick me at the airport, in Philadelphia. It was my first time in the United States. Even though the conference and vacation time was less than two weeks, it was as though you had known my family for longer. The time spent with you and the family made the trip an exciting one, and erased the unpleasant New Orleans conference experience. My return trip in 2018 was another degree of wonderful.
You were a family man, very accommodating and loving. Bukky, your wife, is my childhood friend. Whatever the issue, she would say ‘’Just tell Baba Seyi.” She relied so much on your wisdom, versatility and efficiency to accomplish any task and you were never found wanting. My family and I will greatly miss you. Your dedication to God and man was legendary. You were a man of few words, you had listening ears and you were always ready to assist. Your selflessness, second to none. You never forgot ‘’a thing’’ that you gave your words for. Despite the pain of this reality, I rest in the assurance that you lived for God and He is a rewarder. Rest in Him brother.

Dr (Mrs) Kemi Keshinro

Remi,rest in perfect peace. On behalf of my family, we says good night. Holy spirit will comfort your wife, children, family ,community and church of God. It is a lose for us but a gain to Almighty God. Remi, you are wonderful. Peace. Thank you Jesus.

God knows best as we give Him glory in all things .We will forever miss you. Rest in Peace Uncle Remi.

My family and I will miss you dearly. Peter you were always there for anyone no matter the circumstances Peter will find his way to help anybody.
Peter your memories and legacy will be with us as long as we live.
Thank you my brother Rest In Peace.

Dearest Uncle, word failed me all I know is you nurtured me for 35years, put me on your back Like a woman, braid my hair, wash my cloth, cook our food, take us to school, you fondly call me atitoto and your favorite food was Eba and egusi ijebu, you were more of my father than an uncle. I appreciate And cherish every moment we have spent together as a family, your word of encouragement is out of this world. We love you but God loves you more, you were a lover of God in your days I know for sure you are in a better place, keep resting well and don’t forget to watch over your beautiful girls!

Dear Uncle Remi, the news of your death came as shock to all. It’s quite painful, but God knows best.

Rest on Prince Oluremi Peter Osinubi.

Omo Orimolusi
Omo Adoroke
Omo Tako
Omo Olufowore Se teje
Omo Oloja Igbo
Omo Oke Agbo Beje, Beje Pale e o Pata
Omo o gbawo ma gba osi
Omo Aiye ju nu kan se.
Sun re ! Sun re !! Sun re o!!!

We are still shocked with the demise of our beloved Remi. Remi was an easygoing gentleman known to me about 38 years ago. He was caring, approachable, simple, respectful and God fearing man. Remi, you left us too soon. All those you help in one way or the other are still shock of your sudden death. Our consolation is that you served God and we believe that you are in a better place because of your past service to your maker. Rest in the bosom of your maker Remi.
I am using this medium to express my sincere condolences to the entire Osinubi family for this sudden loss.
May Remi’s spirit rest in perfect peace (Amen).

Bro Pee, we know death is inevitable but we never expected it so soon. We love you but Almighty God loves you more. Rest on baba seyi.

Remi your death came when we least expect,but we take solace in Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior and unshaken in our faith that we shall meet to part no more. Adieu my beloved brother. We love you but God loves most. Your memory remain indelible in our minds ever.Rest in peace.
Toyin ADENIYI,Ilorin Kwara State, Nigeria.

TRIBUTE TO OUR DEAR BROTHER,LATE MR,PETER OLUREMI, THE COLDHAND OF DEATH CAME,ROBBED THE OSINUBI FAMILY OF ONE OF THE DEDICATED,LOVING CARING,HIMBLE,GENTLE AND GOD FEARING OLUREMI, HE WAS EXEMPLARY IN MANY WAYS,UPHOLDING THE ETHICS OF HIS NOBLE PROFESSION, MAY GOD OUR FATHER OF ALL COMFORT,STRENGHTEN, UPHOLD,HIS PRECIOUS CHILDREN, HIS DARLING WIFE,THE OSINUBI FAMILY AND THOSE WHO HAVE HAD SWEET MOMENTS WITH HIM.MAY THE LORD GRANT HIM ETERNAL REST.AMEN. PLEASE ACCEPT OUR HEARTFELT CONDOLENCE, YOURS SINCERELY DR &MRS.KOLA ONAMUSI &FAMILY.,OREOFE OLUWA HOSPITAL IJEBU ODE.

Uncle rems as I always call u, I keep telling everybody that my uncles raised us .All my siblings and I ,he is one uncle that will cook for us ,wash our clothes, bath us and drop us off in school and pick us up when we are done at school, he is my mummy’s cane for when we misbehave(when ur uncle comes back he will deal with u for me.
I still can not forget your days in Maroko secondary school in ikoyi where I wrote my WAEC and you ensured that I passed all my science subjects . I remember all the hustle and bustle you endured before you left for greener pasture in America .You made me understand and appreciate the role of an uncle ,and I pray I can be perform such roles to my nephews ,Nieces and cousins .
Bob Rem always willing to help everyone , even from America you were still calling all your contacts to get my wife a job here in Nigeria ,with phone calls ,follow up and text messages. Words can not express my feelings but I am certain you will be greatly missed my favorite uncle and my look alike.
Rest in the bosom of the Lord Bob Rem.

Uncle Remi ,my namesake ,ever so caring and kind to everyone.I remember you coming all the way to Houston to visit me and my premature twins ,I remember your comforting and assuring words ,You still came all the way to Nigeria and visited us .We know you are in a better place and I pray that God Almighty fills the vacuum you have left behind.
Rest In Peace Uncle Remi

When I heard the transition to Glory of Remi (Docky as we use to call him back in our University of Lagos Nigeria days),it was a rude shock to me...I couldn't comprehend why death is so cruel and callous to the extent he left the wicked uncaring ones to take the righteous...but I realized that Remi Osinubi is resting in the Bossom of the Lord.Docky is a perfect gentleman,a humanitarian to a fault,very loving and caring father and brother...oh we shall miss you.
I pray God Almighty to console the Osinubi clan here and diaspora,his loving and supportive wife Bulky,the children Seyi and Fumbi,Mama Osinubi Sisters Brothers and other well wishers as we commit our own to peaceful and eternal rest.Adieu Remi and Good nite.It is well in the name of Jesus.

With an heavy heart for the loss of a rare gem, Uncle Remi you left so soon I missed you whole heartedly. But God loves you more, a great man of substance ,I will forever missed you.It's really been ages but I still remember the quotes you do post and send to me to read about, it's indeed a great loss for us all. Keep resting on sir .

A golden heart stopped breathing
  Hardworking hand at rest
It broke our hearts to see you go
  We love you but God loves you more
God only takes the best
  May your soul rest in perfect peace
Sun re o!! PETER OLUREMI OSINUBI

Dear Uncle Remi,

It's been so long I saw you since you left Nigeria but thanks to technology we've been able to chat few times and it was good to see you again when you came for your father in-law's burial in Nigeria. I never knew that will be the last time we will see.

I will always remember your birthday wishes on Facebook and the last birthday was on LinkedIn.

We love you but God loves you most, continue to rest in peace.

Dear Daddy Seyi,
I can't believe I'm even writing this right now. I will miss you so much, and there aren't enough words in the dictionary to express it. You were so good to me and my family, and I often wondered what we did to deserve having such a selfless and loving man as our family member. I'm calling you a family member because to say that you were just a family friend is demeaning. Thank you for all of the times that you drove from Delaware to New Jersey and then back to Delaware on holidays to pick me up, so that I could celebrate with you and the rest of the Delaware crew. Thank you for all of the times that you checked on me to make sure that I was doing well. Thank for you all of the times that you encouraged me to do well in school. Thank you for all of the times that you were by our side to celebrate things like my graduation. Thank you for choosing Mommy Seyi, because without the two of you...there would be no Seyi and Funmbi, and I would never know what it feels like to have sisters. Thank you for being such an AMAZING father to the both of them because your mark on their lives and personas are evident. Thank you for being such a great friend to my dad...I'm 100% positive that he will never have a better friend than you, and I'm sure of that because you're irreplaceable and the absolute best. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, for loving my family like your own. I'm going to miss our get togethers after church on Sundays, I'm going to miss receiving pictures from you after events, I'm going to miss seeing you when I wake up during sleepovers with Seyi and Sade, I'm going to miss hearing your reactions to our gossip. I'm going to miss seeing you work so hard for the Lord at church, your love and dedication to the things of God and His people is something that I truly admire and strive to do in my own life. I'm going to miss everything about you Daddy Seyi and promise to make you proud and stand by Seyi and Funmbi forever. I know that you're with the Lord and resting peacefully, but if I could tell you just one more thing...it would be thank you. I love and miss you dearly!