Always thinking of you. Happy Easter ❤️

Victor,

I wish you can wake up for a minute to see all that has happened since you left all of us. Death is really the end. Rest in the bossom of the LORD, Amen.

Chief Victor, i still remembered the first time we met, when you and your family came to visit me and my family while i was still living in London. The spark i saw was a gentle and kind soul. Thought we could still see again when next i visit?
My family was saddened with this news. You left your beautiful family behind, and this gap is difficult to fill, but the Lord will be with them.
May your gentle Soul Rest In Perfect Peace, Amen.

Victor, dear am yet to come to terms that I will not see you again. The visit to ur home with my wife in 2012 when my son, Olisa got married will remain indelible in my mind. You took care of us. The love and care you display to all you come in contact with will be missed especially by your wife and children. Rest in perfect peace, Amen.

Professor Anthony O. ONYEKWELI

Dedem it is all most three months I have not heard your phone call. I have completed my nursing career as you have wished me to be a nurse, The painful part I will miss you and I will not see you at my  graduation, what a sad news,Well I still love you and I know one day we meet again.May your soul rest in peace Amen,

words cannot express my feeling at this period of grief. I never felt like a guest in your house due to your friendly disposition to all of your wife's friends.
Victor, you were the best any wife could ask for. Your family was your heartbeat. Well, if our feelings could bring you back to life, you would have been with us by now. May your sweet adorable soul rest with the Lord, amen
Good night Victor. HIlda Onyekwere. Abuja Nigeria.

You're always on my mind daddy. I love you x

I have a candle lit for you in my room tonight,

O God, who commanded us to honor our father and our mother, in Your mercy have pity on the soul of my daddy and forgive his sins. May I see him again in the joy of everlasting brightness. Through Christ our Lord.
Amen

2 months today, still in shock. I love you to pieces and miss you dearly. Thank you for being amazing xxxx

Back again pops! I got a 2:1 and 1st in my first ever uni assignments. I know you'd be chuffed! Hope you're up there smiling daddy. Education is everything to you and don't worry I'll continue to make you proud. Nothing will get in our way. We're keeping strong for you and mum and us will see that all your wishes are seen through. Keep looking over and protecting us! I love you to bits ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

This is a snippet of what I have to say but at this point I'm still in shock and in pain. I think about you everyday and miss you so bad, it's been just over a month, yet it feels like an enternity of sorrow. I love you daddy, you are my king, not 'were' because though I may not get to physically see you, speak to you, do our secret handshake and recieve a tight warm hug from you again, you'll still live on and be forever remembered and honoured. I love you like no other papa and I'm so grateful for having you as my dad. Rest in the sweetest peace, I 100% can't wait to finally reunite with you again. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

This is a snippet of what I have to say but at this point I'm still in shock and in pain. I think about you everyday and miss you so bad, it's been just over a month, yet it feels like an enternity of sorrow. I love you daddy, you are my king, not 'were' because though I may not get to physically see you, speak to you, do our secret handshake and recieve a tight warm hug from you again, you'll still live on and be forever remembered and honoured. I love you like no other papa and I'm so grateful for having you as my dad. Rest in the sweetest peace, I 100% can't wait to finally reunite with you again. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I light a Candle that will glow forever in delightful remembrance of an icon, one of the uncontestable GENTLE men that walked on this Earth, the Great ONYIMA, Man of the People.
Onyima, you never took offense and you never gave one, you indeed , painstakingly absorbed all odds to ensure Peace, may the Peace you gave remain with you eternally, may God grant your GENTLE Soul a perfect repose in his bosom and grant your family the fortitude to bear this sudden loss.
Fab Ukanyirioha.

The first time I saw your face
There was that twinkle in your eyes
Twinkle of hope and love
The first time I ever called your home
There was that rich and mellow voice to welcome me.
That voice that always says "How is Uncle from Canada doing?"
That inviting and welcoming tone that will never be replaced
Let's not forget how you welcomed myself and family into your home..
You were very kind to give up your bed
to make us comfortable.
Our son says that Victor is very warm hearted.
We all miss you Victor.
May the peace of the Lord be with you and comfort from the angels

The first time I saw your face
There was that twinkle in your eyes
Twinkle of hope and love
The first time I ever called your home
There was that rich and mellow voice to welcome me.
That voice that always says "How is Uncle from Canada doing?"
That inviting and welcoming tone that will never be replaced
Let's not forget how you welcomed myself and family into your home .
You were very kind to give up your bed
to make us comfortable.
Our son says that Victor is very warm hearted.
We all miss you Victor.
May the peace of the Lord be with you and comfort you forever.

Cherished memory's 

I will always remember my dad to be a proud man who loved his family, his heritage and the thought of all of the next generation his family to be well educated
 I remember the times he used to write out questions for me to answer before I could play out, I remember being able to answer questions well beyond my years like algebra at the age of 8 or 9 because of the way he explained things, he made it easier to understand by his logic and way of thiking. I used to think and still do that u were better than my maths teachers. At the time I hated it but now I can see it gave me incentive, incentive to do work in order to get what u want in life.
 I remember how I couldn't wait for Christmas and summer holidays just so I could spend them with my dad in London and how he would meet me at the train station with a big smile on his face, the things he would do to put a smile on mine, the drives to the airport because he knew i wanted to be a pilot, trips to hamlets, a world of toys and u would treat me..wrestlers and action men but you knew that's all I wanted, so much so that u would have tapes ready for me that u stayed up an recorded knowing that I was cuming to visit. 
 How u used to be my friend aswell as my dad from childhood to being an adult, how u would try and play the mega drive with me and scaelctric or toy fight. All the drives we would go on while you listened to fela i can picture him singing along , the partys you would take me to were you always dressed impeccable!and your friends we would visit together. We would eat together, would watch boxing together because we both loved it, mainly Ali an Tyson, we also watched football together I have never known any one to switch teams more times than dad, Liverpool , Arsenal, Chelsea. couldnt keep up with him , but his no1 team was Nigeria an I will never forget watching them win the Olympics and how happy and proud he was. The time we spent together as me being an adult when we would sit at the table together to eat or drink an we would speak for hours not only as father and son but as man to man.    
 How happy he was to meet my son, his grandson for the first time and to see the instant bond. That brought me joy and still does, I'm so glad the two of you met.  To see the famous big checks when u smiled the family trait!! All your outfits, your determination and your talent,, I remember piles of paper and old letters with your sketches and diagrams from your civil engineer work and how easy u made it look to do them and when you could no longer do the work by hand because computer sketches were needed how u went back to uni to get the qualification needed and never let it stop want u needed to do. You came back and went on to to help build many places and landmarks around London and contributed to the country were he came to study forty years ago and have a better chance in life, and he succeeded in doing so. 
The times when it was time for me to go home and u would take me back to the train station, and give me a hug and kiss before the train would set off, and how I would cry and not wont to let go, you would tell me don't cry and stay strong even though I know now it hurt you aswell. Not much changed I still don't won't to let go but have to stay strong.
 But mostly I will remember that u was a happy man who loved his family, his wife Aunty Angela , his children myself Maxine and oddera, his parents, his brother and sisters and nephews and nieces and cousins and who was loved by many and will never be forgotten by family and friends. 

All my love Dad/ Grandad   R.I.P
We pray for you and pray you watch over us
         
  Miss and love you forever!!!!   


Ashley & Levon
 

I hereby light a candle for you, my very dear brother-in-law, Victor Friday Uzoma Ihezie. You were an epitome of gentility, life and happiness; and topped it with in-depth love for your wife and children. You thrilled one with pleasant surprises when one least expected it. May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace…Amen
Well, my darling sister, Maxine and Oderra, fear not for God Almighty is right there with you to give you all sorts of means and resources to help you through this difficult time and move on with life. 
Life in itself is fast and the speed of life whisks us away from the very thing we need most, i.e. the spiritual aspect of it which reconnects us with our God, with whom we experience the much needed peace of mind and soul. We must therefore have Him lead and we follow. Please, take heart.

Dear Victor, your legacy to us remains your endearing attitude of putting others first before yourself.
Your honour to your parents and family remains etched in all our hearts as an indelible memory to you.
Rest in Gods gracious and glorious presence.
Our Lord and God will comfort and provide for your family.

My beloved uncle, it pains me that I am writing this so early. I am short of words to describe the amazing person you are. As an uncle you always listened to me, no matter how small the problem was. You were always all ears, and that is something I will never forget. I hope I will make you proud in all that I embark on in the future. I do not just have my mother as a motivation, but also you uncle, as a drive to achieve the best I can. I love you so much and you will be missed greatly by the whole family. May your soul rest in everlasting peace. -'My girl'

Akuchi Hannah Onwuka

In loving memory of my dearest brother-in-law Victor, words cannot express the shock, disbelief and grief we are all experiencing at your sudden loss. Only God knows why he called you so suddenly but this was too soon for us. A piece of our hearts have gone with you. You were an intelligent, kind, peacemaking gentleman, forever smiling and always there for me when I needed a shoulder. I truly cannot find the words great enough to describe. You will be forever missed but your spirit lives on . Rest in perfect peace dear Victor. 'Lady T'

Finally, I've managed to bring myself to write on this memorial page. It hasn't been easy. At last the reality of your passing has suddenly hit me!

We played, day-dreamed, ate, drank our first whiskey, went to same parties, played childhood and teenage pranks; and did virtually everything together. We were indescribably inseparable to the point that we both made the decision to travel to England for studies in the same year. We gained admission to two different colleges, for the same course - Engineering! We were both practically-minded people, thought alike and found the same things funny. Being an only child, you were the sibling that I never had.

Although Caridiff and Newcastle were 350 miles apart, you always called in like I was living next door to you. Over the years you've called me twice or thrice a week even when visiting Nigeria. You were the bridge that linked me up with islands of old Lagos friends that we both knew. You have been part of my family life, like I've been part of yours. 2014 Christmas was drab because I never got that early bird call and the usual, "Oyins happy Christmas!" from you. My brother and my friend. This is going to be some deep wound that will take long to heal. Rest in perfect peace until we meet to part no more.

May your gentle soul and the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God rest in peace. Eternal rest grant Victor O' Lord; and let your perpetual light shine upon him.

Sun re o!



Jonathan Maduka Dibie -For and on behalf of the Dibie Family.
(Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, UK)

My dear in-law. You were more like a brother to me than an in-law. We became friends from Day-1 and we always had wonderful times each time I visited London. I still fondly remember your care in making sure we went to the Nigerian Independence celebrations some years ago. A wonderful, caring man who mixes very well and could count priests among his friends. A lover to his wife and the hero of his children!
Dear friend and brother, rest thee well in the bosom of Jesus, your Saviour.
Austine Onyekweli

Our dear brother Victor, may your soul rest in perfect peace with our Lord. May God keep and comfort your beautiful wife and children and the rest of the family. I thank God that my husband and I were fortunate to have met you...

Knowing Victor was like knowing a smile. I cannot think of a meeting with him that was without a smile. As I look at him now through my mind’s eyes all that I can see is that smiling gentle face of a well beloved Victor which will be greatly missed. May his soul rest in perfect peace, Amen!
E. Opiah & family

Dear Uncle Victor, words cannot even begin to express my sorrow on hearing about your death. We can only comfort knowing that you are in a better place and your legacy lives on through those you have touched their lives especially your kids and siblings.
Rest in peace.

A strong family knows how to keep their life in order. Even with tears in their eyes. They still manages to say I am ok with a smile. I send this to you because you are a very strong family that's why God heard your prayers and said hard times are over
Accept our deepest and sincere condolences on the sudden and heart piercing demise of your beloved husband, dad, brother, son, uncle, Engr. Victor Ihezie. It is really shocking and unbelievable. May Almighty God strengthen the entire family during this difficult time.

Chief Onyima Rest in perfect peace.

Chief Onyima '' May your soul rest in perfect peace''.

No words can express how sad and shocked we were when we heard of your death. Your good nature and smiles will be sadly missed. May Almighty God strengthen Angela, your children and the entirely family during this difficult time.

Brother, brother-in-law, we are saddened by the news of gone-so-soon of victor. Your brother George is saddened by your so-soon departure. The Mighty God knows why He wants you this quick, we don't know. We are consoled because you are in good Hands of the Lord. You are now an angel, watch over Angela and your children. Angela, the Lord giveth, the Lord taketh, may honor and glory be to His Holy name. Angela, all is well. Mma Regi and papa, all is well. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God rest in perfect peace. We love you.

“Dedem whom did you leave me with, and who will call me otu nnem?
I am deeply saddened by your death. I will always remain your sister in death and in life. You were such a wonderful, peaceful, kind and loving brother one would dream to have. I pray we meet again in the World to come, but you will never die young. You worked tirelessly to ensure peace and love in the family and for that your legacy will always remain brother. “The one that pleases my heart” were amongst some of the last words you left me with.
I will always remember you in my daily prayers.

May your soul rest in peace, Amen.”

May your gentle soul rest in peace. You are sadly missed but I know your spirit still lingers on.
rest in perfect peace.

No words can express how sad and shocked we were when we heard of your death.. We pray that God will give your wife Angela, your children, parents and family strength to bear your absence.
Rest in peace Onyima Mgbidi

May your soul rests in perfect peace with The Lord Uncle Victor, although we never met I have understood that you were a wonderful man, husband and father who will be greatly missed by many.
I pray that the Lord will continue to comfort all those who you have left behind and surround them with His love and grace in Jesus' mighty name, Amen.

Brother Victor,

Your death came unexpected and has dealt us a terrible blow. You were such a wonderful brother in law and friend to me. It is so painful to come to terms with the fact that I won't see you in this world again. You were a man who believed so much in his people and stood by them in times of difficulties. Those who have crossed your path have testified to your humility, love, kindness and free spirited mind towards people around you. Your beautiful heart touched so many and I am glad that we shared great memories together. You will be in my heart forever and will be truly missed. We love you but God loves you most.
REST IN THE BOSOM OF THE LORD, AMEN.

Mrs Pamela Anomneze (nee Onyekweli)

Death strikes again at a least expected time. Just like a dream and with utmost disbelief this has become a painful reality.
My repetitive thoughts are now of the moments we shared; your love for life, sense of humour and most importantly WHY this must happen NOW. "Old boy na wa O" as you always say.
You believed in everyone, gave unconditional assistance and showed selfless love without expecting anything in return. It was always a joy to hear you speak about your experiences as hope and encouragement to others.Your simplicity and love for life is worthy of emulation because you touched so many hearts with life changing advice with utmost humility.
I take consolation in the fact that we shall all meet again in paradise.
You will be surely missed, but you will be in our hearts forever.
Rest in perfect peace my brother, Amen

sir Collin Anomneze

Onyima Mgbidi,
My family and I are still in shock since the news of your demise. This is a big blow to all of us that were close to you. God knows why this has happened now when we least expect. We pray God to grant your entire family the fortitude and strength to bear this huge loss and vacuum. May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Amen

I thank God for the close relationship you shared with Aunty Angela, who was my economics teacher and assistant housemistress in high school. Although, I never met you but surely the joy and calmness of Aunty Angela my senior friend and children, described Engr.Victor Ihezie.
May God grant your soul eternal rest AMEN. God is your strength Aunty Angela, Maxine, Oderra and the entire Ihezie family.

Uncle Victor!!! Is it true that the Good Lord Almighty has called you back to His Kingdom? I couldn't and somehow still cannot believe that I will never see the smile on your handsome face again. You have always welcomed me into the family as one of your own and for that I will always be grateful. We will NEVER forget you and the great memories we all created together. Auntie Angela, Ashley, Maxine and Bentley, are in our care now and we will support them in all their endeavours, God willing. Rest In Peace, Uncle.

Vickor we all love you, and we miss you it's so sad that you departed from us so sudden, may your soul rest in perfect peace.
in Jesus name:Amen

"In mourning the untimely demise of Engr. Victor Ihezie Onyima, it should inspire us all to be a better person in every sense of the word. Uncle Victor was a giant of immense and unwavering intellect, courage and immutable morals. He was also a man of great humour and had a real zest for life. His exquisite taste in Jazz music and the Life lessons I was privileged to gain from him are priceless!

Your untimely death will leave an immense void in my life.


Rest in perfect peace My dear Uncle."

Uncle V!!! My very cheerful Uncle V!

I don't think I can come to terms with the reality that I will not see you again, chat to you about challenges I encounter, get your wise words, watch those comedy videos with you on youtube and on your phone, watch world news and criticise the happenings around the world over a few drinks, dance with you at the Christmas party you and Aunty would organise every year,... In all, I can't believe all those moments will remain memories and can't be relived. I was with you a couple of months ago and we spoke about my next visit to London and the much fun we'll have. If I only knew those were your last words to me, maybe I would have stayed the night but now... :(

Uncle, words are not enough to describe how much joy you brought to those who knew you. You were a good man!

I will miss you dearly and I pray you find rest in the bossom of Christ Jesus.

R.I.P Uncle Victor Ihezie.


With a very heavy heart

Charles Ogochukwu Onyekweli

Victor, I never got to meet you but I sure heard a lot of wonderful things you did for my dear cousin, Angela. She was always very proud of you as a loving husband and dear father. May your gentle soul rest in Peace. Amen.

Whenever I remember you dear uncle, I remember my mum calling u "ochedike".... it's soooo sad you left us too soon. I have a lot of videos in my phone with u dancing in them. I can't even get myself to watch any of them without crying a river. May ur gentle soul rest in perfect peace. We all miss you. Dear Aunty Angela, maxine and oderra, I love you all and be rest assured he is in heaven looking down on you.

Uncle Veee! Oh uncle Victor, so it's true? I am yet to accept this awful truth. I doubt that truth can be awful but this saddening news of your demise is true and is awful to my knowing. Was it not with you I had spoken just a week before this news of your passing. It was to you I made mention of my possible visit to London since it had been long since I last visited or saw you. What happened? If only the dead can speak. I am left with comforting word for my dearly beloved aunty and my cousins. I know what a jolly good person you were. Always gentle with your words and kind with your actions. Thank you for being you. I know you would want nothing but to see smiles on the faces of your wife and kids. I pray God will return those beautiful smiles to their faces. Aunty m, ezigbo aunty m, ficha anya mmili akwa inugo? He is resting well and when God calls us home someday, we will by His grace be reunited with our loved ones. Mama-my one and only Maxine, omalicha please take heart. Ody bobo nkiti, the handsome himself, your daddy will want nothing but to see you grow into a young responsible man and I know you will always make him proud. You are now the man of the house and I pray it shall remain well with you in Jesus Mighty name, amen. "Fare thee well dear uncle Victor...journey well".

Words cannot describe how I felt when I heard the sad news. A part of me has been lost forever, I am sure that the Lord will let you in the gates of Heaven. You are a King, Father, Uncle, Son, and Husband.
Your role can never be filled. Your light still shines bright in the mist of the family. Your energy is always felt in the house. It is an honour to call you my uncle.

May your Soul rest in perfect peace. We shall see again.

Amen.

Love Eze Chizurum David Onwuka

Words cannot describe the loss of our beloved Uncle Victor, and the painful remembrance in which he has left the whole family and friends. Our Uncle Victor was an extremely compassionate, caring and wholesomely joyful Husband, Father, Son, Uncle and Friend to many. He offered avenues of guidance to so many and his memory is held in the highest regard to all. The loss of our Uncle is premature and very unexpected to many but our joyous, colourful and integral Uncle's memory is remembered through London's greatest landscapes and infrastructure including Heathrow's Terminal 5. As my one and only Uncle, Uncle Victor will never be forgotten and his legacy will remain indefinitely.

Rest In Peace Uncle Victor, Chief Onyima.

A father, a Brother, a Son, an Uncle.

You departed so suddenly without notice but we cannot blame you for that. It is the destiny of the almighty that you now stay with Him.
You was my only uncle, a second father; any family bond that weakened you strengthened and I can only that you for that.
You will never be forgotten and we will celebrate your life until we join you. We are blessed to experience your kindness, your passion for family love. A great ambassador to the human race.

May your soul remain in peace.

We were very sad and shocked to hear of your death. We pray the almighty God to grant the family you left behind the fortitude to bear this great loss. We know you are resting in the bosom of our father in heaven. Rest in perfect peace Amen.

The Chukumahs & Ibes.

In loving memory of my beloved brother Engineer Victor Ihezie Onyima 1 of Mgbidi.
It is sad to believe that you are gone but you will always be remembered in my life, because life without you is just an emptiness and you can never be replaced.
Broda Victor, "Adieu".
May your gentle soul rest in peace. You are my love, you were my mentor, you are my motivator and the mirror I used to see and now death has snatched you away from me and the family forever.
Life will never be the same again without you,
you will remain loved always, "adieu, adieu, adieu".

Chinaeze.

May the soul of Victor and the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in perfect peace, Amen. Angela, Maxine, Odira and the entire Ihezie family, please, accept our deepest and sincere condolences on the sudden and heart piercing demise of your beloved husband, dad, brother, son, uncle, Engr. Victor Ihezie. It is really shocking and unbelievable. Only God knows why things happen the way they do. May His Will be done. He Giveth and He Taketh and He has appointed the time of exit of every individual in this world, when the time comes nothing can change it. May The Good Lord console you.