
Juliet Ugochukwutumelum CHIGBOGWU

May we find comfort in the treasured memories of those no longer with us.
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Juliet Ugochukwutumelum Chigbogwu, a vibrant spirit and beloved member of her community, peacefully departed this world on April 8, 2025. Juliet brought light and warmth to all who were fortunate enough to know her.
A dedicated mother to four wonderful children, Juliet cherished family above all else. Her love and devotion were evident in the nurturing environment she created for her family, fostering a home filled with love, laughter, and learning. Her children will forever carry with them the values and lessons she imparted.
Juliet was more than just a cornerstone of her family; she was a beacon of kindness and generosity in her community. Many remember her for her unwavering commitment to charitable work, often giving her time, energy, and resources to support local initiatives that enriched the lives of others. Her passion for helping those in need was evident in every endeavour she undertook.
As a professional, Juliet excelled in all her pursuits, driven by a curiosity and dedication that inspired her colleagues and friends. Her innovative ideas, coupled with her collaborative spirit, left a lasting impact on those she worked with, who will continue to carry her legacy forward.
Juliet Ugochukwutumelum Chigbogwu’s life was a testament to the power of compassion, love, and resilience. Her memory will forever remain in the hearts of her children, family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her. Though she has left this earthly realm, her spirit continues to shine, guiding and comforting those she leaves behind.
In honouring Juliet's legacy, her loved ones encourage acts of kindness and generosity, mirroring the love and light she radiated throughout her life. She will be deeply missed but never forgotten.
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With a heavy heart, I say goodbye to a woman of grace, love, and peace.
Juliet was more than a sister-in-law; she was a calm, beautiful soul who brought warmth and light wherever she went.
She was a loving wife to my brother, embodying devotion and quiet strength. Juliet loved peace, and she lived it; touching lives with her gentle heart.
Though her time with us was brief, her memory will forever live on in our hearts.
Rest well, Juliet.
You are deeply loved and sorely missed.
Thank you for teaching us love and compassion, your love for others around made your home a beehive of activities. You accommodated all who needed a place to lay their head. You fed whoever entered your home. You were such a humble soul. You always told me how your cooked with a very large pot so that anyone that came would have something to eat. You will be greatly missed by all and sundry. No one can fill the vacuum you have left. You are one too many.
Rest on my friend till we meet at Jesus feet.
This one pain me.
My thoughts and prayers are with entire family at this difficult time.
When I heard of your health condition, I and the entire Chigbogwu family went the extra mile to fast and pray night and day interceding and standing in the gap to keep you whole and healthy.
We didn't give ourselves any break in intercessory prayers for you, until early hours of April 8th when the news broke out that you have joined the saints in heaven.
Though heaven has gained your soul but we would miss you big time.
We never knew you would not be on this side of heaven till the rapture of the church.
Your transition left us with a heavy heart but we will find our comfort, strength and succour from the word of God which is able to comfort our heart.
I am sure you are in a better place now. You will forever be in our heart.
Your gentle,calm ,quiet, warmth smiles and peaceful
lifestyle will ever be missed.
All I can say now my dearest Aunty Ugo is good night. Rest well in the bossom of the Lord until that beautiful resurrection morning when all the saints shall meet our master in the air.
Thank you for the lives you touched and the impacts you made.
Good night.
May the good Lord go with you.
though we only met on a few occasions and didn’t have the chance to know each other closely, I heard so much about the kind and wonderful person you were.
As you journey on to eternity, may the good Lord grant you eternal rest and give strength and comfort to those you’ve left behind to bear this great loss.
Journey well, ma.
Rest up J🕊️
See you in the day of the Lord 🤍

She was a quiet force of strength, standing beside her husband in ministry with unwavering devotion. Her presence in our church was a reflection of God's gentleness—always ready with a kind word, a listening ear, or a heartfelt prayer. Whether in the background or at the forefront, she served with humility and a heart full of love for both God and people.
She carried the burdens of others with compassion and poured herself into the lives of those around her. Her faith never wavered, even through life’s trials. She was a true example of Proverbs 31—a woman who feared the Lord and lived with wisdom and dignity.
Though she is no longer with us in body, her spirit remains etched into the heart of this church and the lives she so gracefully touched. We grieve her absence deeply, but we rejoice in the hope of eternity, knowing she is in the presence of the One she served so faithfully.
To our pastor—we thank you for sharing her with us. We stand with you in honoring her memory and continuing the work she so beautifully began.
To the children: the Almighty God will console, comfort and control your heart feelings during, beyond this period of grief, and grants you solace in Christ Jesus, Amen.
She was truly a gift, and she will never be forgotten.
With heartfelt sympathy and love,
Sis. Omotayo A. Oluwole. Lagos. Nigeria 🇳🇬
My prayer is that I meet you one day when God shall come. May God comfort your family with the greatest comfort.
May your soul rest in perfect peace, I will forever miss you. Love you Juliet ❤️
I am sending my deepest condolences to you all at this difficult period!
I am truly sorry to hear of the passing of our beloved colleague and sister (Juliet)
I will say words truly failed me in this day.
I will say these words without hesitation ‘Gone too soon’ .
RIP Juliet 💐😇
I will miss you and our chats about life in general.
I know you were a woman of faith and I know you are dancing with the angels and singing your heart out.
God will take care of your family during these difficult times and beyond .
I will continue to pray 🙏🏿 for them.
Regards Jasmine Crawford
What I will always remember most about her was her remarkable ability to navigate even the most challenging situations with grace and calm. She had a unique talent for making difficult moments seem manageable, offering a sense of reassurance and stability when it was needed most.
Beyond her exceptional professional skills, she possessed a truly kind heart. She was always ready with a listening ear, offering support and understanding to both colleagues and patients alike. Her genuine empathy and compassion created a more positive and supportive environment for everyone around her.
Her spirit of teamwork was exemplary. She fostered collaboration and always championed a unified approach to patient care. Her willingness to share her knowledge and expertise made us all better nursing team.
Furthermore, her sharp intellect and problem-solving abilities were invaluable. She approached every obstacle with a thoughtful and resourceful mindset, consistently finding effective solutions and inspiring us to do the same.
We have lost not only a skilled and dedicated nurse but also a cherished friend and mentor. Her contributions to our team and the lives of countless patients are immeasurable.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to her family and loved ones during this difficult time. May they find comfort in knowing the positive impact she had on so many lives. Her memory will forever be a source of inspiration to us all.
With deepest sympathy,
[Evelyn Popoola a colleague from Priory Roehampton Hospital]
It's hard to know where to begin when you're trying to sum up a person who's been such a big part of your journey.I've had the pleasure of working alongside you, and in that time, I've come to admire so much about you. You were not just a colleague; you were someone who brings positivity and light into the workplace. Your dedication and hard work have always been an inspiration.
One of the things I've always appreciated about you is your ability to stay calm under pressure. No matter how hectic things got, you always managed to keep a level head and find solutions. It's a quality that everyone around you respects. You had a knack for making even the most difficult tasks seem manageable, and your can-do attitude is infectious. You were an embodiment of Grace and love.
Till we meet at Jesus feet.Rest in peace Juliet.
May the Lord comfort the family and loved ones you left behind.
It’s hard to believe I’m writing this. It’s so painful—because deep down, I never thought the next time I’d hear your name would be like this.
You were a quiet soul at first, someone who kept to yourself. It took me a while to truly understand you, but when I did, I discovered someone so genuine, warm, and full of love. Our time together at Dartford House will forever hold a special place in my heart. We shared so many weekend shifts—talking, laughing, and supporting each other till daybreak. Even when I felt low, you had a way of lifting my spirit, always knowing just what to say.
Since you left Dartford House to continue your nursing journey, I hadn’t checked in. And now, knowing you're gone… it breaks me. I’m so sad writing this. It hurts in a way I can’t explain.
You were a proud and devoted mother of four beautiful children, and you spoke of them with such joy and love. You were a loving wife, a gentle friend, and a woman of great strength and grace. I pray that God keeps your children under His protection, gives them comfort, and wraps your husband in strength and peace.
We’ve lost someone truly special, and your absence will be deeply felt by everyone who knew you.
Rest in peacefully( Ma'ma ugo iya igbo as i always address you then )You are missed, you are loved, and you will never be forgotten. Toyin O ( Dartford House)
It's really heartbreaking to hear about the demise of your wife, I have worked with you as a colleague and your willingness to help everyone. You are the boss that looks and respect all ur staff with pure mind.I pray for her eternal rest and strength for your family.
With a heavy heart and deep gratitude to God, I remember and celebrate you, Aunty Ugo.
You embodied grace and gentleness. You carried yourself with an uprightness that commanded respect. Always dignified, never loud. Your laughter, light, joyful and unassuming nature had a way of brightening even the darkest moments.
I am heartbroken, yet grateful. Grateful that I got to know you, to be loved by you, to laugh with you, and to learn from you. Your legacy of love, integrity, and nurturing care will live on in my heart and in the many lives you touched.
Rest well, dearest Aunty Ugo. You were truly a light among us. We will miss you always.
Hearing of your passing on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, was a devastating shock. Sis. Juliet, your departure came far too soon. You fought bravely, but in the end, death took you from us. It’s still hard to believe you’re gone.
You were more than just a family friend—you were part of our family in every sense. In life and in faith, especially within RCCG Power of Jehovah, you served with grace, humility, and quiet strength. Your presence brought light, and your life reflected love, dignity, and compassion. Everyone who crossed paths with you felt your warmth and kindness.
You leave behind a loving husband and four wonderful children, the youngest only seven. Our hearts ache for them. I pray they find strength in the love that surrounds them and in the many lives you touched.
Juliet, your memory will always live in our hearts. Mimi, the children, and I will miss you deeply and dearly.
May your soul rest in perfect peace.
Richard & Mimi
We take solace in GOD that you are in a better place, though we can't see your face, but we know you are in a better place (Heaven) which has gain and welcome an ANGEL back home.
Though you will be greatly missed here on earth 🌎 and the good LORD will comfort us and the family you left behind in JESUS NAME AMEN.
Sleep well my beloved aunty UGO till we meet again in Heaven where we shall path no more.
Ernest Nzette
Gift Ogors Husband
I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of your beloved wife, Mama Juliet. Please accept my heartfelt condolences during this painful time. No words can truly ease the sorrow, but I hope you find comfort in the love and prayers that surround you.
She was truly a remarkable woman, and her warmth and strength will be remembered by all who knew her. May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace, and may you and your family find strength, healing, and peace in the days ahead.
With deepest sympathy,
Pamela Onyeagusi
Mrs. Juliet Ugochukwutubelum Chigbogwu, I have never seen you in person before, till your departure, but the little I knew about you through your darling husband when I worked with him made me conclude that you're a wonderful gift to him and humanity in general. Your impact as a virtuous woman spoke volumes even though for the short time you spent on the planet earth. May God reward your soul eternally with the Beatific vision where death doesn't exist.May your husband and children find consolation in Jesus Christ the author and finisher of our faith. Rest in perfect peace beautiful soul 🙏🙏🙏
It is with a heavy heart and deep sense of loss that I pay this tribute to an extraordinary woman—Aunty Ugo. Her passing in the UK has left a void that words can barely express. She wasn’t just a wife to my dear uncle; she was a pillar of warmth, unity, and grace in the family.
From the moment she came into our lives, she embraced us with open arms and a kind heart. Her laughter had a way of filling every room with joy, and her gentleness made everyone feel safe and seen. She was accommodating in every sense—welcoming all with a sincerity that was rare and beautiful.
What made her truly special was her gift of unity. She brought the boys together, not just as cousins but as brothers. Rather than sowing discord, she built bridges with love, patience, and understanding. For several years, she stood as the queen of the family—respected, admired, and deeply loved by all.
Aunty Ugo was resourceful and wise, often knowing what to do and how best to do it without making noise about it. She carried her responsibilities with elegance and always had enough love to go around. Her home was a haven, her presence a comfort.
We have lost a rare gem, and I will miss her terribly. But I am grateful—grateful that I got to know her, to laugh with her, to be loved by her. Her legacy of love and unity will live on in our hearts and memories.
Rest well, Aunty Ugo. You were truly one of a kind.
With deepest sympathy,
My deepest condolences on the passing of your wife. I am heartbroken to hear about your loss. Looking at the lovely pictures of your beautiful wife, I know without a doubt she was a remarkable woman.
Your wife Juliet has left this place on Earth, but her Spirit willl forever be in your Heart!
May You Juliet Rest in Peace!
Grateful to have met you and worked with you. Rest well Mrs Juliet
Heaven gained an angel. May your precious soul continue to rest in perfect peace and may the Lord strengthen your entire family.
Dear Chigbokwu Family,
It is with deep sorrow that I extend my heartfelt condolences on the passing of Mrs. Juliet. Her presence was one of grace and dignity and her memory will forever remain a source of comfort and inspiration to all who had the privilege of knowing her either directly or otherwise.
Please know that my thoughts are with your family during this time of mourning. May you find strength in the love and support of those around you and may her soul rest in eternal peace.
With deepest sympathy,
Aisha Bande Ummu
My heart goes out to you and your family during this difficult time.
Sending you love n strength as u navigate through this challenging period Sir. May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace
their beautiful children over demise of his belove wife .permit me to use usual slogan behind every
successful man there is an exceptional woman as such I received the demise news with a rude shock. I pray the lord will comfort the entire family and grant her eternal rest. We shall miss her in all ramifications and the vacuum she left will be difficult to fill. Rest in peace Mrs Marshall.

Agape!
Lord comfort her children and Husband in Jesus Christ name amen
Shalom
BY BUA PORTS AND TERMINALS CHRISTIAN FAMILY FRIENDS
As we all gather to mourn and celebrate the life, times, and the great memories of our dearly beloved sister, Juliet Ugochukwutumelum Chigbogu. The words and sayings of King Lemuel’s reading comes to mind. In proverbs chapter 31, verse 10. King Lemuel was curious about who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above rubies, then the King went further to x-ray the heart of a virtuous woman’s husband, which is exactly as the heart of our beloved sister’s husband. “The heart of her husband safely trusts in her, so that he (Marshall) shall have no need of spoil. She (Juliet) did Marshal only good all the days of her life. She worked willingly with her hands, and gave freely to her household and friends.
She was a source of strength to all who came around her, she was not afraid of the scars of life as her trust was built on God almighty.
Her husband was well known back in Nigeria, for the peace of mind as well as love, comfort and kindness that he received from her was contagious to friends and colleagues.
Juliet never ate the bread of idleness and she opened her mouth with wisdom, and in her tongue lies the law of kindness.
Your children, husband, friends and well wishers shall arise and call our dearly departed sister Juliet blessed; because she was a woman that feared the Lord.
May the Lord receive and keep your gentle sour in his lovely bosom forever, and may his love shine over those you have left behind in Jesus name, Amen.
Sister J as I fondly call you... Words failed me to express my inner sadness to the news of your passing! Remains a rude shock and a silent pain for many of us that were unaware of your illness. We always have loads to say whenever we meet despite even though we don't see often!
Sis J, you lived an impactful life and for that I'm thankful to God for the gift of you to many... A very very very humble woman of grace and substance, great cook, great mother to her children and those she nursed and nurtured as childminder in those days, a great friend to many, a sister in Christ to fellow believers, a seasoned breed with large heart. My sis I celebrate God in the life you lived and reassured that you are with God in heaven. I pray that God comfort your loving husband you left to deal with your absence, Bro Marsha, God will uphold you and the children. Sometimes we don't have answers to it all but I know God is involved. I pray for Ebube and his siblings, the hand of God will rest on them all. He will guard and guide their paths in His ways.
It is well with us all as we celebrate your legacy and values you left behind. Sleep well sis J.
XxxOlabisi Babatunde ( Mum Ajibola)
I knew Ugo even before she married my cousin, Marshal, on the 26th of April, 2003.
She was a well-groomed woman — an epitome of grace and beauty. She understood the true meaning of family and carried everyone along, both in the immediate and extended circles. Ugo was a virtuous woman in every sense: a devoted wife, a loving soul, and an exceptional chef.
I never imagined that our last meeting would be at her grandmother’s funeral in December 2023. Her passing came to me as a rude shock — one that words cannot fully express.
But we take solace in the Lord, knowing that she is resting peacefully in the bosom of the Almighty.
Adieu, my sister and my wife. You will always be loved and remembered.
Mrs Njiko Odita-Okafor
PST Azu Nwokolo
P G ( IPUN )
When I heard she was unwell, I prayed. I pleaded. I asked for mercy, for healing, for time—even just a little more time. Because sometimes, even the mention of someone’s name is enough to stir something in your soul. And her name carried weight. It carried beauty. It carried love.
But life doesn’t always answer us the way we hope. Sometimes, the ones we want most to stay are the ones we must painfully let go. And so, she slipped away — not into darkness, but into light. A light we cannot see from here… but one I believe she now walks in, free from pain, wrapped in peace.
I grieve not because I knew her, but because I felt her. Because through the broken voice of the one who loved her, I saw who she was — a fighter, a nurturer, a gentle force. And the world is a little dimmer without her in it.
To her family, to her loved ones — I hold you in my heart. May your sorrow be softened by the memory of her laugh, her love, and the unspoken ways she touched your lives.
And to her — wherever your soul now rests — thank you for existing. Even to those who never met you, you mattered.
Rest in eternal peace.
Sis Juliet, I remember how we created a joyous scene at the African shop in Woolwich the last time we met. How would I have known that we were hugging each other for the last time? You were such a cool woman. Always smiling. A true proverb 31 woman. A lover of God and human. Words fail me to express my feelings but I take solace in the fact that you are with your Lover and Maker who has decided to take you to a better place at this time. You will surely be missed. Rest on my darling sister. Rest in the bosom of your Maker.
Bro Marshall, I know how much you loved and cherished your wife. You used every opportunity to express it. I know how hard this will be for you and the family. The Lord Himself will console you and the family. My sincere condolences.
Rosemary
To your family, God will give them the fortitude to bear the vacuum.
For over 15 years, we have had the privilege of knowing you and your wonderful family, always admiring your dedication to ensuring the very best for your children.
To us, you were more than just a Kumon parent; you were a quiet yet powerful source of encouragement and care. Your absence will be felt deeply.
Rest peacefully, dear Juliet. Please watch over your husband and children; your love continues to shine through them.
— The Kumon Woolwich Team
Though many of us may not have known her personally, we have witnessed the strength, warmth, and wisdom she brought into the life of the one who taught and guided us. Behind every great educator is often a source of unwavering support, and she was undoubtedly that and more — a loving partner, a caring soul, and a quiet but powerful influence.
Her passing is not only a personal loss to our lecturer but a reminder to us all of the fragility and preciousness of life. I extend my deepest sympathies and stand in solidarity with him during this incredibly difficult time.
May her soul rest in perfect peace, and may her memory continue to shine as a light of love, kindness, and grace.
With heartfelt condolences,
Ose Edeaghe
Though I did not know her personally, I believe that those who live in Christ never truly die, they transition into glory.
Her legacy of love, kindness, and faith will continue to speak through each of you. And though the pain is deep, be assured that God is deeper still.
May the Holy Spirit be your comfort, your strength, and your peace.
May you feel the nearness of heaven in the quiet moments.
And may the God who heals all wounds hold you through every wave of grief.
May her soul rests in perfect peace, and her spirit is alive in the presence of the Lord.
“For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain.” — Philippians 1:21
Ijeoma ma!!!
Uncle Marshal and kids nodi ofuma sir.
Your kid Sister.
Angela Davis
Marshall, the only true God will console you and give you and your children the courage and strength to bear the painful exit of you dear love
This is to honor the beautiful life of my beloved Aunty Ugo, I find myself reflecting on the profound impact she had on all of us. Aunty Ugo was more than just an aunt; she was a pillar of love, a beacon of generosity, and a symbol of unwavering strength.
Her words greeted me like a warm embrace each time I entered her presence. “Ogbuefi,” I would call out, and she would respond with that familiar, comforting phrase, “Nweike kakinor, Ye lie ego.” In those moments, I felt an overwhelming sense of belonging, as if nothing in the world could dim the light of her love.
Aunty Ugo embodied generosity in every sense. She had an extraordinary way of making everyone feel special, always putting the needs of others before her own. I have never met a person more selfless; her acts of kindness were countless, and they rippled through lives like a gentle wave. It wasn’t just what she gave; it was how she gave it—with grace, humility, and an open heart.
Fearlessness was another of her remarkable traits. She faced challenges head-on, embodying the spirit of resilience that inspired those around her. Aunty Ugo was a truly modest soul, never seeking recognition for her efforts or drawing attention to herself. Instead, she quietly fostered harmony and understanding, even in times of strife. I have never witnessed her quarrel with anyone—not once. It’s as if her heart, so profoundly generous, had no room for discord.
Reflecting on her life, I am reminded that what makes Aunty Ugo extraordinary is not only the love she gave or the kindness she shared but the genuine respect she held for every individual. Everyone who knew her would agree: she was a great person, a treasure to us all.
As we face this tremendous loss, let us carry forward her legacy of love, compassion, and kindness. Let us honor her memory by embracing the values she lived by—caring for one another, lifting each other up, and facing our own challenges with the same courage she did.
Aunty Ugo, you have departed from our sight, but your spirit will forever remain in our hearts. We love you dearly, and while we mourn your passing, we celebrate the beautiful life you lived and the indelible mark you left on all who had the privilege of knowing you. Thank you for being a guiding light, our loving Aunty. You will be profoundly missed.
Today, I pay tribute to an extraordinary woman, Ugo Sy as I always call her, the wonderful aunt who touched my life in ways she may never have imagined.
The News That Changed Everything
I still remember the fateful morning when I heard the news about Ugo Sy's passing. It was a moment that shook me to my core, a moment that changed everything.
The morning started like any other, but the phone call that came through at about 9:33am (GMT+2) changed the course of my day, my week, and my life. The words "Ugo Sy is gone" were like a punch to the gut, leaving me breathless and disbelieving.
As I processed the news, memories of her love, kindness, and generosity flooded my mind. I thought about the countless ways she had touched my life, the laughter we had shared, and the memories we had created together.
The news of her passing was a harsh reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing every moment with loved ones. It was a wake-up call to appreciate the people in my life and to make the most of the time I have with them.
I'll always cherish the memories we shared in Ogunoloko Mafoluku Oshodi Lagos, where the kitchen was always filled with love, laughter, and delicious food. Your cooking was legendary, and many of us were spoiled by your generosity and hospitality.
Who can forget the aroma of your signature dishes as a food technologist wafting through the air, bringing us all together around the dinner table? Your love and care were evident in every meal you prepared, and we were all blessed to have you in our lives.
Rest in peace, dear Ugo Sy. Your memory will be a blessing to me and all who knew you. May your legacy live on through the countless lives you touched.

The news of your demise got me devastated. You were an amazing person. A woman with a heart of gold. You were an epitome of love. You loved God, your family and everyone you had an encounter with. You were such a hardworking woman. It breaks my heart to write this but I must submit to the will of God Almighty who wished to call you home. Rest on beloved sister till we meet to path no more.
ADIEU SISTER JULIET
You were and will always be a prescious Jewel.
Indeed Earth has lost a lovely being. May God give strength to your loved ones you left behind.
My beloved brother Marshall, accept my condolences. Be strong.
Though I never met you, your husband always spoke so highly of you. You were his soulmate and a pillar to the children.
You have fought the good fight and have finished the race, continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord.
Mr Marshall, may the Lord comfort you all in Jesus mighty name.
Be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might. It is well.
I am so sorry for your loss. This is truly heartbreaking. May the Lord give you and your family strength. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Sara x
It's really heartbreaking to hear about your demise...I have worked with you as a colleague and your willingness to help everyone was second to none...I pray for your eternal rest and strength for your family 🙏
The news of your passing came as a shock to me, I couldn’t believe and still trying to wrap my head around it. What I will say is that you touched so many lives, you were an amazing personality, an outstanding human being with a good heart. This is a great loss, just know that we love you, but God loves you more. You will be greatly missed. Rest well Sis.
TAKE SOLACE ON THESE WORDS AND BE STRONG MARSHALL
GOOD NIGHT, UGO, TILL WE MEET AT JESUS FEET
I take solace in the word of God in 1John.3.2 - "Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it does not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is".
May the Lord comfort you and keep her legacy alive.
My heart is heavy to come to times with this huge loss.
You were very gentle, kind, loving and compassionate. You were a giver and very generous to people around you and your community.
You love cooking and feeding people wholeheartedly with no grudges.
I remember, you single handedly cooked alongside another sister at my 50th Birthday about 11 years ago. Till date, those in attendance at the party still compliment your delicious meal.
I miss you so much, my lovely sister. You were unique amongst others in the family. The whole family [Isikwei] will miss you greatly.
You loved your family very much. Above all, you loved God and Genuinely Served HIM.
We are consoled because we know you currently rest in the 'bosom' of our Heavenly Father.
1Thessalonians 4:13-14:
"But we do not want you to be uninformed, brothers and sisters, about those who have died, so that you may not grieve as others do who have no hope. For since we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so, through Jesus, God will bring with him those who have died".
ADIEU!! My lovely
May the Lord give grace to his servant - Marshall, and the children and all related to this to bear your absence with the grace of God. Sleep well, Ugoh the rock and never giving up woman, till we meet again.
GOS
Nne oma naba nudo. My condolences to the entire family and I pray that God Almighty comfort you all. Thanks
