It is well.
Continue to RIPP Ayoka☦️

Aye Ayoks, can’t believe it’s already five years since you suddenly changed time for eternity.
I trust you’re in paradise now, as the Lord pleases.
Continue to rest well big sis
Love & miss you loads

Two years today my special sister
Left without saying good bye
Gone too soon
God knows best
Continue to sleep & take your rest dear one

We love you, but Jesus loves you best.
Continue to rest well dearie

U always sae mama e 2 nor dae . I miss your late night calls and me pretending that I am too busy to talk at that moment . I miss our conversations and always calling you when am not sure of something. I miss my best friend and having that motherly love that I knew won’t run out . Ayoka I love you no matter what .

A year today- continue to rest well my lovely
Love you always

Forty(40) days today.........Ayoks!
I know you’re at peace now; free from sorrow & pain.
Continue to rest well in the Lord.
It is well

On Saturday 16/03/2019, I logged onto facebook to do my routine browsing when I came across the most devastating news.
No, I thought- It can’t be. I switched to whatsapp to check if there was any corresponding message; lo & behold there were messages to confirm my worst nightmare- it was like the whole world had collapsed on me; it was the most excruciating pain ever felt in my entire life.
But in accordance with 1 Thessalonians 5:18, in everything we give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning us.
I had known Ayoka way back then in Freetown, Sierra Leone through a cousin of mine- Mrs Joyce Curtis-Hooke. We became very close when we met again in the UK & started exchanging visits between Yorkshire & London; she loved travelling & introduced me to a lot of places in England including Wakefield, Bristol, Swindon to name a few.
Ayoka was a hard-working, intelligent, caring and very thoughtful person. She was very close to her friends and family; hence a people’s person.
One of Ayoka’s best traits was peace-making & a forgiving spirit. She would stand up for anyone wherever possible; she was a great counsellor & would ensure that one feels better after her counselling session; she always found a place in her heart to forgive.
She has always been there especially moments when I need a friend to lean on. One thing I will miss a lot is her checking calls, “enti una okay eh, ar sae mek ar call wae ar nor yeri from you”; she was such a lovely lady.
Ayoka taught me a lot over the years- I learnt the value of friendship and how to balance career & family.
I cannot put into words how much Ayoka meant to me & my family. She positively influenced my life in so many ways and I will miss her with all my heart.
Today, I salute you Ayoka
Thank you for your friendship
You worked for a cause & not applause
You lived life to express & not to impress
You did not strive to make your presence noticed, but your absence felt
And indeed your absence will be felt till the end of time.
Rest in peace my darling & may light perpetual shine on you.

Ayoka I know you shining down on us from heaven like so many friends we lost along the way and I know eventually we will see again one sweet day.
Rip Ayoka Theresa Williams.

Theresa Ayoka Williams i miss you so much my sister but God know the reason why, why so soon Ayoka.l never see u for the pass 35 yrs and i went to Sierra Leone,  Freetown after 35 yrs,spend 5days only to return back in Liberia,i heard your death.R.I.P.

I cannot express how much I will miss you Ayoka
Your shocking death is so unbearable, but I know you're in a better place now.
You were such a pleasure to be with; I trusted & confided in you so much- you have created a massive space that no one will retake.
I love you dear; how I wish I can turn the clock back to those memorable days.
God will definitely give us the strength to accept that you are no more with us.
Sleep on beloved, Sleep & take your rest.