Elder Eric Olufemi Adesola Adegboyega

Our condolences to Mummy Grace Adegboyega and the entire family on Pa Eric’s victorious departure from this world to meet his saviour, the Lord Jesus, and thank you for giving us as an assembly the privilege of making this tribute.

Let me start by quoting Apostle Paul’s admonition to young Timothy in (1 Tim 4:12 NKJV) which states:
“Let no one despise your youth, but be an example to the believers in word, in conduct, in love, in spirit, in faith, in purity” (1 Tim 4:12 NKJV).
The first part in the above scripture may be safely rendered as: “Don’t give in to age discrimination”, whether people think of you as too young or too old. You model the life of a believer in all the areas captured in the passage, in word, in conduct, in love, in
spirit, in faith and in purity. These will be the parameters that will guide this tribute.

Being an example in word

Pa Eric Adegboyega served as a true example of living the word. He was a doer of the word who lived an authentic Christian life. When we were having in-person Bible study and Prayer meetings, Baba’s contributions were with passion and conviction. A
true servant of God.

Being an example in conduct

Pa Eric was full of respect for people, both young and old. He always had positive and edifying words to say and was a great encourager.
- He faithfully attended Elders' Meetings held in-person at the All Saints Centre, every Saturday at 7am, until well into his 80's.
- Pa Eric & Mummy Grace Adegboyega never missed general Leaders’ meetings and other in-person church programmes; prayer meetings, Bible studies and house groups.

Being an example in love

Pa Eric genuinely loved God and, consequently, he loved the people he was called to serve. He was very generous and charitable. He loved to visit church members who
were unwell or weak in faith, bringing encouragement to them.
We cannot talk about Pa Eric’s love without also mentioning Mummy Grace. They served together and were very hospitable.
On a personal note, when one of my daughters was getting married in 2010, Baba at the age of 82, with mummy and some members of the Adegboyega family travelled all the way to Aberdeen for the wedding. This gesture of love still leaves me and my wife speechless.

Baba’s love for God was manifested in his worship life. He was very good at expressing his love for God by singing hymns, with his strong baritone voice. Even on his sick bed
in hospital, he worshipped God in hymns, to the hearing of other patients in the ward.

Being an example in spirit

Pa Eric had a vibrant spirit and served the body of Christ well with diligence and enthusiasm. You could not be around him and not catch the same spirit. He was truly a great father to the Assembly.
- He ensured the upkeep and general maintenance of our church minibus, with distinction, until well into his 80’s.

Being an example in faith

Pa Adegboyega effortlessly and fearlessly proclaimed the gospel of our Lord Jesus whenever he had the opportunity. He was a true ambassador of Christ. In his ministry, many were brought to Christ and added to the assembly.

Being an example in purity

He served as a great example to us in many ways in the assembly in modelling personal morality. He was married to Mummy Grace Adegboyega for about 64years, and raised God fearing children who honoured him and held him in high regard. Even on his sick bed he was also asking for his wife.

Conclusion

We give God thanks for such an exemplary life. We miss you very much, Baba, but you are now with the Lord Jesus, which according to Apostle Paul, is far better.

Our prayers for Mummy and the family are that you will continue to know God’s comfort and strength, in this new season of your lives. As a church we continue to love you.

I first knew Elder Adegboyega in 1968 when I was studying in Leeds. The Apostolic Church students mainly from Nigeria were scattered over the UK with a strong contingent in London mainly at the Kennington Assembly, Edgeware, Chiswick and Mortingham. Elder Adegboyega organised some of the African students to form The Apostolic Church Students of Great Britain.
Together with Dr Ariyo, Mr Adegbayibi, Mr Falodun and Mr Suberu Elder Adegboyega
Frequently drove to Leeds to meet with just two families - Foluso Olomolaiye and Olu Odugbesan(now a Pastor in LAWNA,Nigeria) - to enlist us in the TAC Students moment and to encourage us to continue in the Apostolic doctrines. On Sundays while with us in Leeds we would all go to meet another member at The Apostolic Church in Huddersfield to encourage him to remain in the Faith.After we’ve all eaten ground rice and semolina and prayed, they’ll depart for London while the Odugbesans and Olomolaiyes returned to Leeds.
(It is important to note that Elder Adegboyega carried on this task for over two years at much risk to himself and the other men in his car - the M1 Motorway was under construction and so there were rough patches that were really bad especially the last 25 miles to Leeds. And worst of all they drove to Leeds not minding the really heavy Yorkshire snow in the winter. O what a great service to grow the Lord’s vineyard!)

On moving to London in 1970, Elder Adegboyega, whom I then called my brother and mentor, continued encouraging my family in the Way to ensure we continued serving the Lord. Along with other older members (Elders Adejuwon and Anjorin) I was/am happy I learnt to be humble and courageous through Elder Adegboyega’s examples. And when I met his sister, Mrs Sosanya, at the Kennington Assembly, it emerged that my family was even more blessed. Mrs Sosanya was a Mother-in-Israel to us.
At Kennington, I became leader of the TAC Students Movement and thus had pivotal responsibility for growing the church at Kennington. My staunchest supporters and encouragers were Elder Adegboyega and Mrs Sosanya who took my children (and other children) as her own. Our monthly meeting meant the church was full with members coming from Chiswick, Edgeware, Mortingham and Luton. We did not have an assemble in Walthamstow then and no members at Ilford. Elders Adegboyega and Ariyo encouraged us to visit members in any part of London who were absent form church on consecutive Sundays. When things were getting somewhat difficult at Kennington Elder Adegboyega and Mrs Sosanya along with my friend (Mr. Aregbesola) encouraged me to hang on as leader. By the grace of God one of my children is now a TAC Pastor in a far-fetched part of London.
In short, Elder Adegboyega was my mentor right from my student days. He was an example of taking risks to propagate the work of God travelling from London to Leeds and Huddersfield on rough roads in the winter.
He was my brother looking after my continued steadfast growth in following Jesus.
He was a church builder ensuring that scattered sheep are brought together.
He was an encourager constantly advising me to stick with God and to be humble.
I’ll surely miss his words of wisdom spoken softly and the humble manner he dealt with seemingly intractable problems . What an example of a man of God!
REST IN PEACE AT THE FOOT OF JESUS! We shall meet again.
PS:
Elder Eric was the last survivor of the four who used to drive to Leeds to meet with us.
Remain blessed.”

Papa Adegboyega has lived a legendary life that can't be compared or replaced he is now with his maker to rest eternally

Sorry for the lost of Papa Adegboyega. The father of my clients sister Magret Sacky. I got to know him through his daughter and got to know him physically on his wife 80th birthday. I am blessed to know the family, such a nice well educated family with contentment. Very kind and a devoted xtian. May his soul rest in peace and all his sin to be forgiven. I pray to God to strengthen his wife and the family not to be destroyed and protect them in Jesus name 🙏 ❤️ 🙌.

We were deeply saddened to hear of daddy Adegboyega's passing. His remarkable legacy and the impact he had on all that knew him will be remembered for generations. Please accept our heartfelt condolences during this difficult time. May you find comfort in your memories and strength in the support of those who admired and respected him. Papa Eric Adegboyega,  Rest in perfect peace.🌾🌾

With deepest sympathy,
The Adeleke family

Rest in perfect peace Pa Adegboyega, you lived an explemary life worthy of emulation. We love you, but God loves you more. Adieu baba atata.

Rest in Peace Uncle, we know you are in a better place, and one day we shall meet again.

My heartfelt condolences is with you all.
Stay blessed

We give God all the glory for the life of Papa and all the life he has touched. It was always a pleasure to see Papa when the occasion arise. May his soul rest in perfect peace 🙏🏻.

May papa soul rest In peace and God will grant him eternal rest Ijmn🙏God will console the family left behind.🙏

We thank God for the life of Papa. May his soul continue to rest in perfect peace. .

Dear Grand-dad,

We were deeply saddened to hear about your passing. You were a remarkable person who touched the lives of everyone who knew you. Your kindness and wisdom will always be remembered. Grand Dad you'll be greatly. missed by our family. Memories of you will never be forgotten.

Love always,
Salawu's Family

This moment, I finally got the courage to write my tribute to our Daddy, Brother Ade, as my late mother and other family members used to call him. He was loving and caring. He cared for me and my sister when we were his guests in his residence at 42 Duran Close Surrey. The year was 1978, and that was the only time I felt like a tourist in London. In fact, the reception was legendary.
I thank God for your life and pray that mummy Adegboyega will have the fortitude to bear the loss of darling husband, friend and comforter. I also wish the children the same.
You will forever be in my heart and my consolation is that you are in a better place. Continue to rest in the bosom of Lord. Will miss you

Lord, we thank You for a life well spent in the Lord. God, grant the entire family the fortitude to bear the lossing Jesus name. Rest in peace till the resurrection day.

Papa Eric you were truly a remarkable man: our hero, inspiration and vessel of hope. You were our modern day Moses, Abraham, Job and all the prophets rolled into one. You taught me to trust and believe in God regardless of my situation and circumstances and for that I will be eternally grateful. Down here you was always happy and contented with the biggest smile on your face. Now I can imagine your smile is even bigger because you are with the one you have loved and served all the days of your life. You was always a family man and everyone you came in contact with became your family, including me and my children. We will always remember the love and kindness you shared with us. I know you did not leave your dancing shoes behind, so get it out and carry on dancing until we met again.

Our condolences to the entire family. We also thank God Almighty for the life well spent and for all the great impact grandpa made in so many lives. May his soul rest in perfect peace and good Lord will grant him eternal rest in Jesus Christ name, Amen.

Greetings and blessings on behalf of the Angus family. First I must convey heart felt sympathy and condolences to the whole family and share in your loss .Mr Adegboyega was a true Man of God .His Humility and meekness was a sign of STRENGTH ,WISDOM AND EXPERIENCE OF LIFE WITH JESUS CHRIST. We know he is sweetly in the arms of JESUS now ,and he can say like BROTHER PAUL in (2 Timothy 4:7-8 ) I HAVE FOUGHT A GOOD FIGHT ,I HAVE FINISHED MY COURSE,I HAVE KEPT THE FAITH ,HENCEFORTH THERE IS LAID UP FOR ME A CROWN OF RIGHTEOUSNESS, WHICH THE LORD ,THE RIGHTEOUS JUDGE SHALL GIVE ME AT THAT DAY ,AND NOT ME ONLY BUT UNTO ALL THEM ALSO THAT LOVE HIS APPEARING .REST IN PEACE SIR ,AS WE HOPE TO SEE YOU AGAIN IN GLORY 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

My uncle , Mr Eric ADEGBOYEGA was a very nice man , I knew about him, way before, I eventually met him in 1974 when he visited Nigeria and not long after his visit, my siblings and I also visited London and nice as he was ,he accommodated the four of us and , he made our holiday the most memorable by taking us to all the fun places in England . Looking back now , he must have spent a fortune on us . . His house was a Mecca to friends and family .His love for family can not be over emphasized . He cared so much for everyone and would ask after everyone wanting to know how they are fearing .He was a special being and I can categorically say, that, he was the best . Sleep on sir and May your soul rest in perfect peace .

As a family we are truly grateful to God for the life of our beloved Papa Eric Adegboyega ; He was a man without guile, an encourager who set an example to us all. We miss him dearly his love for God and true worship was infectious. He was always welcoming , pure, cheerful and caring.. Papa always had a word of encouragement for us all. He was a humble hardworking servant of God. Thank you for loving us and showing us true Godly love. We will miss you so much our Papa Adeboyega . ”Precious in the sight of the Lord Is the death of His saints.“
‭‭Psalms‬ ‭116‬:‭15‬ ‭NKJV‬‬
Heaven has received a general. Rest well Papa till we meet. May God alone comfort and strengthen our beloved mummy Grace and the entire family . Thank you all Adeboyega family for loving Daddy and looking after him wholeheartedly . We stand shoulder to shoulder with you with gratitude to God always for a life well lived; with gratitude to God always from Helen, Ben and Elijah Bossa

Pa Adegboyega is gone. Papa has gone to rest, sing praises to the Almighty God. We shall miss you so much but we know Jesus loves you more. That is why He called you to restv with Him forever.
Papa, rest in perfect peace IJMN amen.

May the Lord comfort and strengthen Mama, your children, the whole family and friends near and wide, You were indeed a stronghold of the family.and shall truly be missed.

Adieu.

Restb

It was an honour and privilege to have known Pa Eric. He always had a smile and a nugget of wisdom to offer at any opportunity.
Till the day we meet again at His feet. Rest in Peace sir.

A great God Father and a wonderful man, you'll will be missed Uncle, RIP

A Conservative Egba man is Gone.

As a father figure and role model, I have known Daddy Eric Adegboyega for the best part of 45 years. Talking of inspirational human being, Daddy was very much at the top. The way and manner he brought up his family is what I will always admire, cherish and would like to emulate. Whenever we met at family gatherings, I was always welcomed with his beaming smile with the words Dupe Dupe. With utmost care, he would ask about my family especially my Mum, Dad and my brother, all of whom are now of blessed memories. Daddy was a strong believer of the National Health Service. On several occasions, he demanded I flew my mum to England for treatment believing nothing was medically impossible here even when my mum was in critical condition. His positivity to life was highly infectious. As a natural pessimist, Daddy was a complete optimist. In spite of his failing health later on in his life, he believed he would clock the century mark. Daddy was a loving husband to his surviving wife, children, many grand and great grandchildren. He loved them all and his legacy would live on. We thank the Almighty God for the exemplary life he led. Daddy and I are both from Abeokuta and both full of Egba pride.
I would surely miss his love, laughter and his warm presence. However, I am comforted knowing that Daddy Eric impacted on so many especially religiously and he’s no more in pain but with his creator the Almighty.
Sleep well Daddy till we meet to part no more.

Awa lomo Olumo, e yin Egba e ho ya ya. Awa lomo Olumo.🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

Mr Modupe ADENIJI
Princess Olayemi ADENIJI
May your Gentle Soul continue to Rest In Perfect Peace🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Grandad/Great Grandad -
Dolly Okusanya
Eniola Alebiosu
Adesegun Adeniji
Anuoluwapo Adeniji
And all Grand Children

When I first attended the Apostolic Church, Kennington, Elder Adegboyega was one of the first person to greet me and my young son after the morning service. He asked how old my son was and whether we lived locally.
On my next attendance Elder Adegboyega greeted me and ask what was my profession.
When I informed him I was a Personal Assistant to a Director in the NHS he asked whether I could assist with a programme for the Apostolic Student Movement.
When I completed it for him. His face lit up saying "lovely, wonderful, well done and thank you. I was later that year nominated as Assistant Treasurer to the Movement.
Elder was a real Encourager who saw God's gifting in others and support them in doing their best. He had a compassionate heart for others.
May His soul rest in peace

To God be the glory for a life well lived.
Pa Eric Adegboyega came, saw and conquered Hallelujah.
Papa Eric was a great father to all who knew him, a devoted man of God and lover of humanity.
Papa shall surely be missed but will always be remembered for his sacrifices, goodwills, fatherly love and care.
Papa will continue to live in the heart of all the lives he touched.
Adieu Pa Eric Adegboyega.

May your gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace iJmn Amen

Papa sleep well you left a very great legacy expecially in the house of God we love you but almighty God love you more continue to rest in the Lord may your soul rest in peace

Elder Eric ,you were such an inspiration to us with that smile always on your face.
You have lived a quite incredible life . May your soul rest in peace...
To entire family May God comfort you as you draw strength from each you 🙏..

In loving memory of Pa Eric Adegboyega, a beacon of selflessness and faith. His unwavering dedication to serving others knew no bounds, as he made himself readily available to all in need, embodying the true essence of compassion. With ears ever attentive and a heart overflowing with wisdom, he offered solace and guidance to countless souls, leaving an indelible mark on each life he touched. His gentle spirit illuminated even the darkest of paths, offering comfort and reassurance to those in distress. May his legacy of kindness and wisdom continue to inspire and guide us, a testament to a life lived in service to others.

Papa I will never forget your smiling face and words of wisdom. No matter what circumstances, you were always reassuring.
May your soul RIP🙏

Farwell Pa Adegboyega until we meet again in that great mansion in beyond the skies. You have left a great legacy in your family and the church of God. May your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren look back on the precious memories and find peace in knowing that you raised an amazing God-fearing generation who are also leaving Godly prints in their walk of life. Amen. RIP sir, and our heartfelt condolences to then entire family 🙏🏽
Soji & Bose

Daddy Adegboyega, we thank God for your life, you were a great encourager, great example of Christ's Ambassador. Your contributions to the expansion of God's kingdom will never be forgotten. We love you but Christ loves you more. Great servernt of God.

Dear Papa, we thank God for your life and the legacy you have left us. May you rest in perfect peace. Our sincere condolences to your family as God comforts them at this time.

I pray Almighty Allah forgive his shortcomings and grant him eternal rest, we will miss you Grandpa .

Ohhh grandpa has gone home to rest.
We thank God for a remarkable and memorable life that he lived,for those who live in our memories are never truly gone.
May his soul rest in peace.

It is very painful to loose a love-one but heaven knows best. My condolences to the entire family and may God keep you all till the day of rapture. It is well.

We are so sad to hear that Daddy has gone to be with the Lord. May his gentle soul continue to rest in peace 🙏 🪦 our thoughts and prayers are
with you and your family.

Pa Eric , is a great man of God, I will miss his gentle response to any question I asked him . I am grateful for the time spent with him and for his marital advice and encouragement.. May his gentle soul rest on and God will give the family grace and strength to bear it. Heaven gain a soul.

Dear Daddy, we appreciate your life long love & dedication for God & His Word, a beautiful quality you both inspired & instilled within family & friends alike. Your warmth, compassion & kindness are what we shall remember you by as we strive to live & love God & each other. Thank you for always caring from your heart. RIP we salute you , God’s faithful servant. Our thoughts and condolences to our family amen 🙏.

Our Condolences to the whole family may God continue to be your comfort and strength at this time.
Clement and Pauline, Mrs Davis and the whole family 🙏🏽

We thank God for the life of his servant. Our condolences to the family. May grace abound and may the Lord grant the family the strength and the fortitude to go through this season.

“And lo, I am with you always”

My condolences to the entire family. I pray that God gives you all extra strength during this difficult time. May his soul rest in God’s perfect peace.

He had such a peaceful presence and a gentle soul. My condolences to all the family. ♥️

Daddy.. was a lovely father to us, and to me,
Grandpa, you’ve always been our anchor of love, our source of strength, and our well of wisdom. Thank you for loving us, because we will always love.” Heaven gained an angel.... RIP daddy

Sir Brago Ade! This was how my late father fondly called you...his childhood secondary school friend in Ibadan. You were also my godfather and mentor a fantastic man with a big heart! Your house was a 'melting pot' for friends and family from Nigeria, and indeed all over the world
We thank God for the great and fulfilled life you lived...almighty God grant you eternal rest.
Our deepest condolences to mummy Adegboyega, Mrs Yemi Ajala and siblings.

Olu Alabi...
On behalf of chief and Mrs Samuel 'Tunji Alabi'and children.

A befitting Tribute to my Most Beloved Uncle, Eric Adegboyega.

In the stillness of my heart, a gentle breeze carries memories of a beloved soul who graced this world with his presence. Though I am in sorrow, I still celebrate the profound impact left by my dearly departed uncle. He was not merely a figure in my life but a beacon of light, a compass guiding me through life's tumultuous seas. My uncle stood as my father on my wedding day in SW London forty-eight years ago. Apart from my late aunty Bisi (his younger sister), my stay in London has always been in my uncle's London home.
To speak of him conjures a symphony of laughter, wisdom, and unconditional love. His laughter was infectious, echoing through the corridors of my memories, reminding me of the joy he effortlessly brought into every room. His wisdom, garnered through years of experience and tempered by compassion, was a source of guidance during my calm and stormy chapters. And his love knew no bounds. It was a sanctuary in times of turmoil, a warm embrace in moments of solitude, a constant reminder that I am cherished beyond measure. He exudes Love & Spirituality.
In the tapestry of our family's story, my uncle was a vibrant thread, weaving his essence into every moment shared, every lesson learned, every tear shed, and every triumph celebrated. His legacy is not measured by the years he spent on this earth but by the hearts he touched, the lives he enriched, and the love he bestowed upon us all.
As I bid farewell to his earthly form, I am not mourning the loss of his physical presence but rejoicing in the everlasting imprint he has left upon people around him. Though he may have departed this world, his spirit lives on in the laughter that dances on the wind, the wisdom that whispers through the trees, and the love that binds us together as a family.
So, let us honor his memory not with tears of sadness but with smiles of gratitude for the privilege of having known such a remarkable spiritual soul. The world lost a Militant Saint, but Heaven gained a Triumphant Saint. May we emulate his kindness, generosity, and unwavering love as we continue, ensuring that his legacy continues shining brightly in our hearts and the world around us. Rest peacefully, dear uncle, knowing you will forever be cherished, remembered, and loved.
Your dearest Niece,
Dr. Josephine Olatomi Soboyejo, Ph.D.
Austell, Georgia, USA.

A befitting Tribute to my Most Beloved Uncle, Eric Adegboyega.

In the stillness of my heart, a gentle breeze carries memories of a beloved soul who graced this world with his presence. Though I am in sorrow, I still celebrate the profound impact left by my dearly departed uncle. He was not merely a figure in my life but a beacon of light, a compass guiding me through life's tumultuous seas. My uncle stood as my father on my wedding day in SW London forty-eight years ago. Apart from my late aunty Bisi (his younger sister), my stay in London has always been in my uncle's London home.

To speak of him conjures a symphony of laughter, wisdom, and unconditional love. His laughter was infectious, echoing through the corridors of my memories, reminding me of the joy he effortlessly brought into every room. His wisdom, garnered through years of experience and tempered by compassion, was a source of guidance during my calm and stormy chapters. And his love knew no bounds. It was a sanctuary in times of turmoil, a warm embrace in moments of solitude, a constant reminder that I am cherished beyond measure. He exudes Love & Spirituality.

In the tapestry of our family's story, my uncle was a vibrant thread, weaving his essence into every moment shared, every lesson learned, every tear shed, and every triumph celebrated. His legacy is not measured by the years he spent on this earth but by the hearts he touched, the lives he enriched, and the love he bestowed upon us all.
As I bid farewell to his earthly form, I am not mourning the loss of his physical presence but rejoicing in the everlasting imprint he has left upon people around him. Though he may have departed this world, his spirit lives on in the laughter that dances on the wind, the wisdom that whispers through the trees, and the love that binds us together as a family.

So, let us honor his memory not with tears of sadness but with smiles of gratitude for the privilege of having known such a remarkable spiritual soul. The world lost a Militant Saint, but Heaven gained a Triumphant Saint. May we emulate his kindness, generosity, and unwavering love as we continue, ensuring that his legacy continues shining brightly in our hearts and the world around us. Rest peacefully, dear uncle, knowing you will forever be cherished, remembered, and loved.

Your dearest Niece,
Dr. Josephine Olatomi Soboyejo, Ph.D.
Austell, Georgia, USA.

My condolences to all the family and may his soul rest peacefully in the bosom of his maker. 💐💐💐💐

Our condolences to the entire family. We also thank God Almighty for the life well spent and for all the great impact grandpa made in so many lives. May his soul rest in perfect peace and good Lord will grant him eternal rest in Jesus Christ name, Amen.

May the roots of this tree spread strong and grow deep, just as his love did for every soul he touched.
Rest well , may God give the family the strength they need
Amen 🙏🏽

Heartfelt and sincere condolences to the family of
Adegboyega - we thank God that Daddy has run his race and he has fought the good fight and is now at the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ. We pray for special strength at this time and always for our dear Mummy. May God continue to strengthen and uphold each and everyone of us as we, continue to run our races. The Bible says in all things we should give thanks. Sun re o daddy wa.

To God Almighty be the glory now and forever more. We celebrate your life and your passing. And pray that may you rest in peace and consoles those you left behind. Thank you Lord for the life of your beloved.

My condolences,
May the Almighty God continue to strengthen and comfort the entire family especially grandma.
May papa gentle soul continues to rest in peace.

Incredible gentleman, he always would stop and greet the youth of the service with a very warm and heart felt smile... He will always be remembered dearly.

Thank you Daddy for always giving us sound advice. You always reminded us that God’s time is the best. Thank you Daddy. Thank you for all you have done for us all. We are grateful. Rest well. We will love you always. ❤️

Pa Adegboyega was a truly exceptional gentleman who left an indelible impression on anyone who was privileged to meet him. The interest he shows in you was always genuine and sincere and would remember the littlest of encounters many years afterwards, recollecting with awesome accuracy.

To the end, he was brave and exceedingly courageous as he journeyed home, remaining the true gentleman, exceptional.

His legacy is enduring and memory of him will remain foremost and poignant in all our minds.

He will truly be missed.

Rest well, dear sir, as you’re carried home on the wings of the angels.

God bless.

My dear Pa,
Thank you for being such an inspiration to us all. I loved knowing that you stood as a father figure to so many. Your passing is such a loss that will take a while to heal from. Thank you for your steadfast and unwavering integrity. Baba Olufemi Adegboyega mi, sun re o.

A very wise man who will be greatly missed. I will always remember your stories you told us when we were younger. RIEP

Thankful for a long and fulfilling life. May he continue to rest peacefully in the knowledge all the loved ones left behind will carry on his outstanding legacy. God bless 🙏🏾

Such a remarkable and devout servant of the Lord, you have been. Even when weakness and trials set in, you were undeterred to serve. You remained in good terms with everyone, irrespective of their age and status, a legacy that we must all learn to follow. Your longevity in marriage equally remains an attraction, that we can only aspire to embrace. Sleep well Dad!

May your great soul rest in Peace and the Lord receive you .

Daddy,
We love you, and we thank God for the exemplary life you lived and the legacy you have left behind. May the Lord God help us to follow the same path of love, kindness, peaceful nature and welcoming spirit you showed.
R..I. P.

To the most amazing grandad in the whole wide world.

Words fail me right now but, I always knew that this day would come. I just didn’t know it would happen so soon but, I know you’re in a better place now with our Heavenly Father. You were a true example of serving people humbly without wanting anything in return. You loved endlessly and were generous with your pockets as much as you were at the dinner table. For me you were the first true representation of Christ that I first ever witnessed as a boy from singing songs like “God is a good God, yes he is” and many more, to making sure we blessed the table at every meal, these things will never leave me. What brought me more joy than anything was your desire to see me flourish and whatever I chose to do. Whether it was Music or ministry you always said that I should do my best and get to the highest rank I could get to, even giving me your John Wycliffe book and one of your large Bibles that I still have to this day. I can still hear your voice saying “Lord Isaac!” With the bass in the tone. It always made me smile.

I love you Grandad, I miss you so much, you will forever be an icon and a legend. Your Legacy will continue to live on through me and many others because, Legends legacies never die.

We thank God for the life well lived in Christ. Papa Eric Adegboyega was always cheerful and caring.. no matter the gap he would welcome you cheerfully..When i was coming to this country for the first time , wth two children We took the same plane. He left his cabin to come and check on us . I admired his humidity and his cheerfulness. I pray we all will learned from his humility. I pray the family and the church will be comforted in Jesus name Amen.

To my Father, Pop, Dad. Thank you for being good to me. I will always love you to the end. We are all here to love up on Mum, Grandma and Great Grandma. Thank you all for gracing us with your presence and support at this emotional time, but my last words are, we love him but God loves him more.