Olufunke Adeola Alimi

December  13th, 1954 August  6th, 2024
Houston TX
Olufunke Adeola Alimi

Those who touch our lives, stay in our hearts forever.

Obituary

A Phenomenal Selfless & Virtuous Woman that will forever be in our hearts

Mrs. Olufunke Adeola Alimi (Nee Ipaye) passed away on August 6th, 2024. Mrs. Olufunke was born on December 13th, 1954, in Lagos, Nigeria, to the late Pa James Ojo Ipaye and Deaconess Rachel Amoke Ipaye. She was the eldest of their children. Before her birth, there had been a prophecy concerning her leadership position, which she undeniably exhibited while alive. Mrs. Olufunke Alimi started school at the All-Saints Anglican Primary School in Fadeyi Lagos, Nigeria. She proceeded to Queens of Apostles Grammar School, Oluyoro Oke Ofa, in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, for her secondary education. She obtained a professional secretariat certificate from St Gabriel Commercial School Mokola, Ibadan. She started her first job and career as a secretary at Motorways Nigeria Ltd in Lagos before she met her beloved husband, Mr. Ganiyu Alimi. Mrs. Olufunke and her devoted and loving husband went into several successful businesses together. One of the notable businesses is Gafunk Nigeria Limited. A well-known successful IT company in Nigeria. She was the executive director of Gafunk Nigeria Limited, and she worked hard with her husband to ensure its success.

Mrs. Olufunke lived most of her life in Lagos before she made Houston, Texas her second home several years ago. Mrs. Olufunke was a virtuous wife and a devoted Christian. She attended church regularly, not just as an ordinary member, but was deeply involved in church activities in Nigeria and Houston, Texas. She was known for her compassionate spirit and unwavering generosity. Mrs. Olufunke was a philanthropist and the founder of a charity Organization known as Universal Motherly Organization (UMO). Her Charity organization was one of the vehicles in which she used to touch the lives of the homeless, poor, widowers, orphans, domestic abused women, and underprivileged children both in Houston and Nigeria.

Her passion and conviction for helping people began informally in Nigeria, where she spent her birthdays at orphanages feeding and donating gifts to orphanage children. She also visited the Lagos State University Hospital (LASUTH) to donate medical supplies and pay medical bills for patients who needed assistance. On March 12th, 2015, she was recognized and awarded by the Lagos State Governor Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola for supporting the Lagos State public schools with several computers and school supplies. Olufunke was a friendly and lovable person with an uncommon motherly instinct.

She believed in encouraging anyone she met to achieve their best potential in life. Her unwillingness to accept no and impossibility when helping others or in her own life is what everyone loved the most about her. She was a peacemaker, who worked hard to rebuild relationships between spouses, children, and their parents. When she commits to helping, she does it selflessly with strong conviction, no matter the personal sacrifice it may cost her. Her legacy of selfless service and unwavering kindness will forever be remembered.

The late Maya Angelou, a renowned African American poet, once said “your legacy is every life you’ve touched”. Mrs. Olufunke Alimi’s legacy that everyone shall forever remember is indeed, “every life she touched, she touched for good, selflessly”.

She is survived by her husband, children, grandchildren, brothers, sisters, uncles, nephews, in-laws and an aged mother.
Olufunke's laughter was a melody that brightened our days, and her strength was a beacon of hope in times of need. Keep resting with the Angels of light in the presence of God, your creator. You are so much loved. E sun re. Iya rere. Mother of all mothers.

The family would like to thank everyone who impacted Mum’s life. Thank you all for honoring her to this day.

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October 19, 2024
What can one say about a virtuous woman who took all children as hers? What else can one say of a woman who gave life to the lifeless through her kind words and her acts of human kindness? What can one say about a woman who gave her all to give everyone she met a lease on life?

Words cannot adequately convey the impact she imprinted in me heart... she was part of my educational foundation... my journey to self-discovery.

That is the woman we are talking about here!

She was an epitome of peace and love. Today, a radiant start disappeared from our sky. We will miss that sparkle.

I wish you peaceful transition in your new abode. Say blessed and say me well to my lovely mom.
Mikail Oluwadare Bashir
October 11, 2024
What I loved most about Shola's mum was her smile, genuine, kind and sincere. She was an extremely kind woman who opened up her family to me and my family without any expectaions. Thank you so much ma and may her soul rest in perfect peace. Shola, only God can comfort you and all mummy's loved ones, and He will. Love - 'Labisi
Olabisi Kenku
October 11, 2024
Mummy. You were a good mother. Do rest in peace, mummy. You gave me my very first job even as a student. You will never be forgotten
Tesilimi Yusuf
October 11, 2024
A woman of substance, a leader, and a shining star, Mrs. Olufunke Alimi leaves behind a legacy that will forever be etched in our hearts. Her passing on August 6th, 2024, has left a void that can never be filled, but her impact on the lives of those who knew her will continue to inspire and motivate us.

As a former boss, she was a beacon of guidance, wisdom, and support. Her doors were always open, and her ears were always willing to listen. She had a unique ability to bring out the best in people, and her leadership was a testament to her strength, compassion, and dedication.

Mrs. Alimi's life was a testament to her unwavering commitment to excellence, her unrelenting passion for making a difference, and her unshakeable belief in the potential of others. She was a true icon, and her legacy will continue to inspire generations to come.

As we say our final goodbye tomorrow, October 12th, 2024, we take comfort in the memories we shared with her, the lessons she taught us, and the love she showed us. Rest in peace, dear Mrs. Alimi. Your impact will never be forgotten.
Mukaila Lawal
October 10, 2024
Nigeria Girls Guides Association Lagos State Branch: Certificate of Investiture as a Matron was issued to Mother Olufunke Alimi Née Ipaye in 2009. It hurts to lose a loved one, one moment you are with someone, the next moment she is gone , you hurt and you grieve deeply, you want to bring the person back, but you find it that you cannot. It a shock to our heart to hear suddenly the news, we pray that God will console the family and give them long life. Good bye Olufunke Alimi for we shall not forget your good deeds among the members. All the members , State Commissioners,/ Other Matrons. Adesida Titilola A: Charity of peace for Idle Hands And Gender Equity .
Adesida Titilola A
October 10, 2024
Words cannot describe the person you are. Your love and compassionate nature is uncarnning. Your love for my mother whom you called your mom will forever be appreciated. Thank you for all you have been and done. Till we meet again.
Love you always. Rest in peace.
Dotun Aiyegbusi
October 10, 2024
Tributes: TO MY MOTHER, FRIEND AND MENTOR: words fail me !!! From where do I start… Nothing in the world could ever prepare me for your sudden demise, your death came as a rude shock and unpleasant surprise, but who are we to question God. You made me feel special from the earliest dawn of reason. You always challenged and rewarded me to achieve at full potential being the born-teacher you were. You are my first companion in life. I hardborn in my heart, profound and immeasurable love for you. To the glory of God, I owe you my entire life. The credit goes to you for everything I am today, the life and Labour of love you offered me from cradle. You are a mother to the motherless , one out of a million, a philanthropist and humanitarian. Like pure gold you refined my life, like fine wine you taught me great values with which to tread cautiously through life. Like the moving sun, you illuminated my life and the lives of everyone around you. Like a good teacher, you impacted my life positively to give it the meaning it has today. You were a unifier. Family to you was sacred and you instilled in us those principles. Your approach to issues was never conventional and you never compromised on your principles and discipline. I thank God for the opportunity to serve you, care for you and those special moments of talking together, those heart to heart conversations, advice and life experiences you shared with me. You were the best mother anyone could wish for, my rock- THE WORLD’S BEST. Rest in peace. Odigba odigba odigba. Don’t forget your Children expecially Tunde and others who you usually made mentioned every time and your lovely Husband who stood to be my father also.
Adesida Titilola.A
October 9, 2024
Mummy was an amazing efferverscent woman,God was first for her before anything. You saw it in the way she related with everyone. She had a joyful spirit that was contagious you felt it around her. I will miss that about her, a wonderful mum, wife and grandma. Our loss is Heaven's gain, i know she's looking down proudly on the legacy she has left, her imprint and impact will remain! Sleep well and sleep on Mummy - we love you!
Debbie Olatokun
October 9, 2024
Big mummy as we fondly call you....you are a rare gem and a real displinarian filled with so much love in her heart....Who are we to question God....Rest on Mummy.
NiffyCollections
October 9, 2024
A Tribute to Mrs Olufunke Alimi
Our condolences to the lovely family of an outstandingly amiable, unpretentious, and unassuming woman. She was generous to a fault which found expression in her deep love to God and humanity.

Our spouses were friends and colleagues when I first met Funke a few decades ago. You didn’t need to have known her previously to feel welcome, comfortable, and captivated by her.

She had a super cheerful disposition and infectious attraction to all. Adieu to a true lover of people.
Rest in Perfect Peace.
Biodun and Elizabeth Disu
Elizabeth and Biodun Disu
October 8, 2024
Dear aunty,
You were a beacon of hope to many, a super role model and one who spreads joy.
You never miss the opportunity to give a smile or a hug whenever one meets with you and your smile was always contagious.
At your parties, you make everyone feel important. You spread joy and your life was very impactful.
You were a lifeline of Gafunk which you run with Baba Gafunk, as we affectionately called him. Gafunk was one of the pioneer and leading IT Company in our cluster, Computer Village and we always look up to you for direction.
We miss you sorely.
Continue to rest in the bosoms of Jesus Christ until we meet to part no more.
REST WELL DEAR AUNTY.
Adenike Shittu
October 8, 2024
Dear Big Mummy as I fondly call you....

As i sit down to write this tribute,i am filled with a mix of emotions.
You may be gone, but your presence and influence will always be felt in my life
Your wisdom, kindness, and generosity inspired me in ways I can only begin to fathom. You were always there to lend a helping hand, offer sage advice, and provide a comforting presence during difficult times,

Your love for family was truly remarkable. The way you cared for us, supported us and guided us through life’s challenges was nothing short of extraordinary. Your selflessness and devotion were an inspiration to all who knew you.I will always cherish the memories i have of you. Your presence may be missed, but your legacy lives on through the countless lives you touched and the memories i hold dear.
This tribute is a small token of my appreciation for the impact you had on my life.i hope it serves as a reminder of the love, kindness, and wisdom you brought to the world.Rest on Big Mummy till we meet and part no More..

Oluwatosin Dairo.
Oluwatosin Dairo
October 7, 2024
Rest in perfect peace ma! We will miss your everlasting support and good deeds in our association CAPDAN.
Otunba Babatunde Adeeko
October 6, 2024
Aunty, hearing about your death was a rude shock to me. I never knew that the last time you came to Nigeria and we were eating and making merry together will be the last time I would see you. You are such a wonderful and caring person, always eager to help and solve people's problems as much as you can. It is not how far but how well. You have impacted many lives and your legacy lives. Adieu aunty, continue to rest in the bossom of your maker. Till we meet to part no more.
Tope Balogun
October 6, 2024
Her legacy lives on in the values she instilled in me, in the love she showed to our family, and in the positive impact she had on everyone who knew her. Mummy thank you for being a role model. Thank you for the love, and the life lessons. Continue to rest in Perfect Peace
Modinat
October 5, 2024
A tribute to Mrs. Olufunke Alimi, a good and faithful servant of God.

We will remember you by your warmth, smile, care, and deep devotion to God and your ACP church family. We are consoled by the fact that you are in a better place, where there is no night, no more weeping and no more pain. Therefore, I know in my heart that you are resting happily and rejoicing in union with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Through all the tears, and vacuum of your absence, we can find comfort in the knowledge that you are with the angels watching over your loved ones.
The leadership and members of the entire church say; fare thee well, and we ask the Lord Almighty to keep you till we meet again. Rest in peace!🙏
Rev Canon & Mrs. KOLAWOLE
October 5, 2024
Mummy, I miss you deeply. Still, can't believe you are gone!

I missed you so much, and it's taken me a long time to gather the strength to write these few words. It still feels unreal that you're gone. Where do I even begin? The impact you've had on my life, and the lives of my wife and children, is beyond words. I will always love you, ma.

Your kindness and love knew no limits. You were a natural giver, always focused on helping others succeed and fulfil their God-given destinies. I remember when you accompanied me to visit my Dad... after that meeting, everything changed for the better. You taught us on that day to always look out for peace.

Remember when you reminded and advised me that all things are possible, and I should just focus, work hard and believe, I still live by that truth today. That was at my house in the UK.

I'll never forget when I couldn’t be there for the birth of my son, but you were there for my family, stepping in just like you always did.

You were loving, reliable, caring, ready to help, willing to go all the way, very hard-working, strong and encouraging Mother—a constant source of strength. Even in the darkest times, just talking to you would bring hope. I love you ma!

So many other things you have done to assist me and my family, so many things. Thank You! Awa dupe ore, thank you ma!

Mummy, you will always be in my heart. I love you now and forever. I believe with all my heart that you are resting peacefully in God’s embrace.

I pray at this moment that God will give Daddy Alimi and Children the fortitude to bear the loss, In Jesus' Name. Amen

Rest in Peace Mummy Alimi!!! Love! Love!! Love!!!
Samuel Ohwesi
October 5, 2024
Mummy Gafunk’s demise was and still a big shock to me and my family. Egbon mi as you fondly call my dad spoke with you few days before we received the sad news of your departure not knowing you were saying a forever farewell. It is hard to say goodbye but we belief that you are in a safe and happy place. Thank you for loving me and my family unconditionally even when it looked all dark knowing you gradually brought so much joy to my family. Mummy Gafunk was a perfect example of an exceptional mother to both young and old. She had this uniqueness and outstanding personality that makes one want to be around her always. She is so supportive, selfless and ready to go an extra mile for everyone around her We are extremely grateful to God for making our part crossed during your lifetime. I remembered the great role you played when I got married in 2014. You single- handedly planned my traditional wedding and brought your friends to attend. You are an incredible and a great mother. Olomuo of Omuo Ekiti and his Olori will miss you greatly. May her soul continue to rest in God’s bosom. Amen
Aladekemi Omonigbehin
October 3, 2024
Dear Mrs. Funke Alimi,

I fondly called you “mummy,” and you truly embraced me as one of your own. From the moment Shola your daughter, introduced me to your family, you welcomed me with open arms and showered me with love. I still remember how you would tease me about the clothes I used to wear (I definitely won’t be wearing those anymore, ma!). Your smile was radiant, and your laughter, unforgettable. The delicious meals you prepared will always be cherished memories.

You will be deeply missed.

With love,
Stephanie Emuobome-Umoren
Stephanie Emuobome-Umoren
October 3, 2024
Short time knowing you looks like a long time of friendship. It was nice knowing you. RIP abiamo.
SHAREEFAH FALETI ADEOLA
October 3, 2024
A wonderful daughter of Zion and apple of God eyes .u did not die u went to get all your good work reward.bye for now till the day of resurrection
Officer Adebayo shittu
October 2, 2024
I met mummy in london where Shola and I shared an apartment.
Mommy embraced me like her own daughter,
She was a loving mother to all, she was a remarkable person who touched the lives of everyone she met.
The news of your passing was really shocking, I was hoping to see you again someday, after so many years.
Rest well mama 💔
Busayo Adedoyin
September 29, 2024
I am short of words when I heard the news of our Dear Mummy, it's so touching. I remembered the first time we met when I came visiting, she welcomed me with so much caring, love and affection, she will always be remembered for being so welcoming, kind, caring and accommodative, the news of your passing was really shocking, but who are we to question God, May her beloved soul rest in the bossom of the almighty God.
Oyeleye Idowu
September 29, 2024
Tribute to Late Olufunke Adeola Alimi from the Folaranmi-Alaya Family

With heavy hearts, we honor the memory of our dear mother, Olufunke Adeola Alimi, a woman whose kindness, warmth, and unwavering love left an everlasting imprint on all of us.

She was a source of comfort and joy, always there with a kind word or a gentle smile that brightened even the darkest of days. Her love knew no bounds, and she gave selflessly to everyone around her.

Though she is no longer with us physically, her legacy of love, kindness, and resilience lives on in each of us.

As we mourn her passing, we also celebrate her remarkable life—a life filled with love, service, and an enduring impact on all who knew her.

Rest in perfect peace Mama🙏
With love and deepest gratitude,

The Folaranmi-Alaya Family
Folaranmi- Alaya's Family
September 29, 2024
A Tribute to My Best Friend, My Baby.

It feels impossible to put into words the depth of the loss I feel, knowing you're no longer here with me. Baby, you were more than just my best friend—you were my family, my confidante, the one person I could always turn to no matter what. You brought so much light into my life, and now that you're gone, it feels like the world is a little dimmer.

We shared so many memories, countless laughs, late-night talks, and moments where just being together was enough. You had this incredible ability to understand me without words, to lift me up when I was at my lowest, and to celebrate every joy with a heart full of love.

You had a spirit so beautiful, full of kindness, humor, and a strength that always inspired me. I’ll never forget the way your smile could brighten the darkest of days or how your laugh could fill a room with warmth. You touched everyone you met with your grace, and the world is better because you were in it.

The bond we shared was so special that I had the honor of praying for you during my last visit with my daughter-in-law. You said “Amen” to my prayer, and shortly after I left, you peacefully gave up the ghost. That moment will forever be etched in my heart, a reminder of just how close we were. It was as though you waited for that final connection, that last moment of peace between us.

But the hardest part is not being able to share the little things with you anymore. I’ll miss our random conversations, the silly moments that only we understood, and just knowing that you were always there, always by my side. It’s hard to imagine life without you, Baby, because you’ve been a part of my heart for so long.

Though you’re no longer here in body, I know your spirit will always be with me. I’ll carry the lessons you taught me, the love you gave so freely, and the memories of our time together for the rest of my life. You’ll forever be my Baby, my best friend, and nothing will ever change that.

Rest peacefully, my sweet friend. I’ll hold you close in my heart, always.

With all my love,
Ugo your Darling.
Ugo
September 28, 2024
Dear Grandma,
I always looked forward to the day we would finally meet, to share stories and create memories together.Though we never met in person, every conversation we shared was filled with laughter and insights about business. Your spirit and wisdom shines through, making each moment special.Your warmth and sense of humor will always hold a place in my heart. Thank you for the joy you brought into our lives. You will be deeply missed but never forgotten.
ADELEKE ADEDEJI
September 27, 2024
As I think about the beautiful moments that I have spent with my grandma, I cherish them deeply and I will carry those moments forever in my heart. I am so grateful for her love and kindness as I was growing up. Her words of wisdom inspired and uplifted me, as it did for so many others aswell. I’m proud to be able to carry her name so I can go through my life honoring and remembering what a beautiful and gentle soul she had. ♡
Denise Areli Adeola Alimi
September 26, 2024
Oh Lord!!! Words failed me to describe your humanity to all humans. You left the sinful world but your works speak till All people know your good intentions including I and my family how you imparted people lives to greatness. But God known the best. We loves but God loves you more...... Sun re ooo Omo olotuipaye, Omo baba Loyin Akoko. Good night. Temitayo Ipaye
Temitayo Ipaye
September 26, 2024
TRIBUTE TO MUMMY OLUFUNKE ADEOLA ALIMI

Today, I remember a woman who carried the world in her heart. She was not just a philanthropist; she was a beacon of hope, love, and empathy. She had an extraordinary gift—the ability to make everyone’s problems her own. No matter the issue, big or small, she approached it with the same fierce determination and compassion, always searching for ways to ease the burdens of others.

Her generosity knew no bounds, and her kindness left an indelible mark on every life she touched. Whether she was supporting a local cause or simply lending a listening ear, mummy Alimi made everyone feel seen, heard, and valued.

In her presence, you never felt alone. Her selflessness and unwavering commitment to bettering the lives of others inspired us all. She believed in the power of community, the strength in unity, and the beauty of helping everyone without hesitation.

Though she may no longer be with us in person, her spirit lives on in the countless lives she changed, the communities she uplifted, and the love she spread so generously. She showed us the true meaning of philanthropy—not just in giving but in caring deeply for the world around her.

Rest in peace, dear MUMMY OLUFUNKE ADEOLA ALIMI. Your light continues to shine through the love you shared with us all.
Kehinde Oke
September 24, 2024
SUNSET AND PASSING OF TORCH.

It is difficult to fathom that you have gone, but your spirit lives on. You came, walked through the earth and left indelible foot print.
Mummy Alimi as fondly called by many was a gallant soldier, fought, struggled, worked to conquer the world and distributed the largesse of her sweat to the less privileged of the societies. Her humble characteristic pivoted her to a greater height, enabled her to see the world as a cake that none should be denied a fair share. The voice of the voiceless, you have gone but your spirit keeps the hope of the weaks alive. The beacon of hope for the needy, your door was a revolving one to visitors far and near. Your family blessed resources were judiciously used to put smile on faces of many. No doubt your religious creed strengthened you through the difficult times of your sickness.
When shall we again meet? In thunder, lightening or in the rain, when the battle is lost and won. And the hurlyburly is done. You have won the battle, the fearless Lord's warrior. May the Lord repose the soul of our beloved mummy.

Adieu

Mr/Mrs Rasheed Famuyide
Adekunle Famuyide
September 24, 2024
I am writing this with a heavy heart.I will surely miss your kindness, generosity and thoughtful advice.I am lost for words but God knows best.Sleep well our beloved
Gbemisola Alimi
September 24, 2024
Whenever I reflect on cherished memories of you, especially those holidays spent at the Alimis, traveling from home to daddy’s office during the week, the shock of your passing feels fresh again.

Your vibrant spirit and selflessness touched countless lives, leaving an indelible mark on all who knew you. Even as a child, I was struck by your extraordinary kindness.

Gone far too soon, your absence is deeply felt.

To daddy and my cousins, I offer my heartfelt condolences. May God's peace, which transcends all understanding, bring solace to your hearts and minds in this difficult time.

Rest peacefully in the Lord's embrace, mummy.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Moses Ogundipe
September 23, 2024
To A Loving And Humble Godmother. Mrs O Adeola Alimi.

O death where is thy Sting? O grave where is thy victory? All is vanity. Another eagle has flown to the great beyond and death has proved it brutality to take away from us our dearly Godmother, Sister, Friend and whatever name we can call her. It is very heart paining that we lost a soul at this point in time. Mummy you are precious in the eyes of God is the death of His loyal one. Your demise has made the world darker. You were such a wonderful person as you showed love and care to all and you gave support to everyone around you. You were a wonderful woman of God, you often put your needs aside to help others. We love the way you share the Word of God, so humbly and plainly, the LORD has indeed used you amazingly in my family from the onset and we can testify to that. We will always cherish the precious memories we have of you. You were a fearless person and prayer warrior, standing in the gap for who ever comes your way. You set the example of what a good Wife, Mother, and Friend should be. You always saw the good in people, even if you noticed the bad, you certainly didn’t gossip about it. If one needed you, you would be there and asking what you could do to help. You never looked down on anyone, you always wanted the best for everyone of us. Mummy it has been a privilege to have know you. Anybody could be called mummy, but it takes somebody like you to be called a Mother when critically Observe your motherly caring to all and sundry. Mummy we love you, but Christ Jesus indeed loves you most until the Resurrection day where we shall part no more. ADIEU!!!!!! May Her Soul Rest In Perfect Peace.

MR IBIDAPO & MRS OLUWAFUNMILAYO BOLAJOKO & FAMILY
MR IBIDAPO & MRS OLUWAFUNMILAYO BOLAJOKO
September 23, 2024
I am short of words and words alone are not enough to describe the life of our Dear Mummy, Mrs. Olufunke Adeola Alimi. I was devastated to the blood marrow when I heard of her demise. A great Philanthropist and a Giver per excellence. She could give to deny herself. i am a beneficiary. The first time I met her when I joined Gafunk Nigeria Limited in year 2000, she gave me a gift which is still part of my wardrobe till date. A dutiful and supportive wife. In dose days when the husband would travel overseas on business trips, she would assume leadership position immediately directing affairs of the Company and suspending all other engagements. In and around her was overwhelming joy. If one was depressed and you happened to meet her, such person would go back home smiling. Alas, an Adviser and a Counseller is gone. During her 68th birthday in year 2022, she posted some of the pictures snapped to my WhatsApp listening to the Royal eulogy from Omuo-Ekiti being sang in her praise and seeing her in her usual form beaming with radiant smile and I quickly concluded in my mind that the woman is growing younger every year with no sign of sickness. Then, what could have gone wrong just less than two years. Only God knows. I am not questioning God because He is the Almighty and unquestionable. He does as He pleases. Our solace is that she lived a very good life touching so many lives. She was a just woman treating every staff equally when we were at Gafunk. She was one of the Pillars that Gafunk Nigeria Limited stood upon till today and contributed her own quota to the upliftment of the Company. The vacuum created by her exit would be difficult to fill but my prayer is that God Almighty will give the family the fortitude to bear this great and irreparable loss. How I wish I could be at her funeral to catch a glimpse of her once again before her interment, but it is not possible. She would be greatly missed by many. Let me conclude by saying "may her soul rest in perfect peace". Amen.
Adegboyega Badmus
September 22, 2024
Mummy, as I fondly call her, will always be remembered for being so welcoming, caring, and kind to me since we became inlaws.
She welcomed me into the family with so much love and affection.
I am thankful for the life that she has lived as she touched lives.

May her soul continue to rest in peace.
Till we meet at the feet of our saviour.
Orun re oo❤️

Mrs Bukola Oginni
Bukola Oginni
September 22, 2024
My grandma was one of the most caring women in my life. She always made sure that my sister and I were well-fed and healthy. From my perspective, her old age never stopped her from being active. She had so much love in her heart that she would even give it to people who weren’t her own. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to spend as much time with her as I had hoped, but I do wish she is resting well.
David Andres Akinola Alimi
September 21, 2024
Aunty Olu, as we fondly call her, was a big sister who was my late immediate senior sister's besty. We all lived as young children at Off Awoyokun Street at Onipanu in Lagos. Our parents were friends and thus made the family tie very strong. We infact were like one family. In later years, to the extent that it extends to the next generation, whereby some of my junior sister's children lived with her even in her mother's house.
When she finally moved to the US, some years back, we still related very well. She will always call me *Aburo mi*. We could stay on the phone discussing for more than an hour. As a good philanthropist, she extended this to the homeless in the US through her foundation. She was a kind-hearted woman and soft-spoken. No matter how people got on her nerves, she would refuse to tow their line of communication. She was a lovable person, ever smiling. She was excellent in her ways of ensuring people were at ease with her even as she ran Garfunk the Computer Company she formed with her husband years back. She was an unassuming person. She had a warm aura that made people feel comfortable with her.

Rest on, Aunty Olu. Your demise came as a rude shock. No one ever thought you would leave this world so soon.

Rest peacefully in the Lord. You were a good Christian and made your mark in the Kingdom of the Lord while you were here on earth. You were equally a good mother to your children and husband. She was a very homely person.

Adieu Aunty Olu. Rest on

Mrs Gbemisola Fathiat Rufai (*Your Aburo mi*)
Gbemisola Fathiat Rufai
September 21, 2024
Iya Alim as I fondly called you! This is unbearably shocking! You were so real, so genuine, so loving, so giving, so caring. You were a real friend, a genuine sister, a loving, caring neighbour. I will miss you for ever! My heart is broken, the tears keep flowing. Writing this is heartbreaking cos it's a confirmation of the fact that you're gone from our midst for ever. Omo iya mi as you called me, your death at this time, leaving an old mother behind,is devastating. May the good Lord comfort your loved ones. Rest in peace my darling friend and sister. I will always love and miss you.
Olayinka Fayemi
September 19, 2024
Oh death where is your sting,this is one of the greatest heart broken news that ever happened in the Alimi and Ipaye's family in decades. This is a big vacuum, My deepest condolences to both family even as we grief, May we find peace and comfort in the memories we shared with mummy. I remember the last time we met [8 months ago], she was very happy and talk to me for over 2 hour, I never knew you were saying good bye!! If i know, maybe I would have stay more around you. We will always keep you in our heart and live with your memories.Mummy,May your soul find rest and peace in the blossom of our savior. Amen!!!
Michael Ipaye
September 19, 2024
A great lost indeed, l meet Mummy in the year 2000 when I was engaged to work with Gafunk Nigeria Limited. As a young fellow I learnt hard work, dedication, transparency, loyalty and honesty. She carry everyone along the way she does to her children who also assisting with office activities. Her humility reflects on her children like Wale, Shola and Tunde.
Rest in peace ma,
Abdul Salihu
September 19, 2024
Father God teach us to no our days. Today, we come together as a family in engineering dept to celebrate the life of my beloved Executive Director, [Mrs Olufunke Alimi]. Though she may have been taken from us too soon, her spirit will forever live on in the memories we cherish and the love we shared. Growing up with her was an adventure filled with laughter, mischief, and unconditional love, one thing i know her for is that she's a giver, i remember one of our management meetings while working with Gafunk Nig Ltd, her husband once said iya wale you are giving out everything ehn kilode, one day you will just give me out. Sunre ooo Sweet Mother.
Oyekan Olugbenga
Oyekan Olugbenga J
September 19, 2024
The news of Mama Wale’s untimely departure deeply jolted me beyond comprehension.
My fond memories of Mama Wale began way back in my teenage years when I knew you as my Uncle’s wife. Always full of life with endearing smiles and providing support and guidance to her numerous loved ones.

I vividly recall your love and care towards our late Mum. You were always there for her. Making and bringing her delicious soups and vegetables.
I was under the impression you were enjoying a befitting retirement with your children and grandchildren in the US until I heard of your sudden passage. Sun re o. Mama Wale. Your sudden departure has broken our hearts. However we are consoled that you are resting peacefully in the bosom of the Lord.
Ayodeji Bejide
September 19, 2024
I have really lovely memories of Mrs Alimi/Mama Wale.

She showed so much love to my mother in law, my husband, the children and I. She was generous in spirit and extended herself without prompting just because. I am saddened by her passing as we lost touch after she moved to the US. I had mentally hoped that we would meet again soon at a family event or so. Using this opportunity to say thank you for all the love you showered on me and my family. May your generous soul rest in perfect peace
Yemisi Deji-Bejide
September 19, 2024
Oh dear mummy!, I still cant believe you are gone. The news of your passing was really shocking because I was hoping to see you again in Texas someday soon, after so many years.
A rare gem left too soon but who am I to question God?
You were not just my boss, you were my mentor. A beautiful soul, a caring and loving mother.
I will remember you as the woman of great grace that you are. What a privileged to have known you and call you mummy. I will forever Cherish your memory. Rest peacefully.
Nike.

Morenike Covington
September 18, 2024
Madam Olufunke, we are very saddened by your sudden and unexpected passing.
You were an esteemed client of ours! Brave, courageous and a very strong woman. You prayed for your caregivers, and the staff of the agency wishing everyone well and Godspeed.
We love you and will dearly miss you!
Farewell
Hands-on Living Healthcare Services
September 18, 2024
My Sister-in-love
Initially i thought it was a rumor, even though hardly could death rumor surfaced
without it being authentic, but when it comes to a loved one, it will be difficult to swallow.

When I received this request for a tribute, I borrowed myself sense that in reality I could only see Iyawale, Olufunke my Gafunke in dreams not in real life. Who would again call Sisi Alake! Or say Sister Sister e gbo mi! Abi? with that her unusual and bewitching smile. A gem is lost forever to her loved ones, her husband, her children, the entire families and to the world at large.

Iyawale that was mother-in-law to many male/female that she did not have any blood connection with more than meeting, nurturing and raising them like her own children until they settled maritally! Once she likes something she got committed until the very end.

When she told me about her commitment to NGO in the USA, it was like again in another man’s land and she still focused on the Nigeria NGO especially the one at Ibadan.

The adage that says man proposes but God disposes is a typical example of Olufunke’s death. She was preparing for the funeral of her mother who is well over 100 years! See the way death cheated us in the family. Crude exchange!

Olufunke an epitome of commitment! We take solace in the Lord. Keep sleeping! Keep resting until we meet to part no more!

Mrs Ester Alake Ogundipe
Mrs Ester Alake Ogundipe
September 17, 2024
I will miss Mrs Alimi. I was her nurse and whenever I go visit her at home she always makes my day. She prays with me in person and on the phone. I was sad when I heard of her passing but I know she is with the lord. Sleep well Aunty Funke like I always called her.
Rose
September 17, 2024
Mummy as I fondly referred to you whenever I come to transact business with Gafunk Computers in the 90s.
You were a pillar behind the brand and the business right from a small office to a big building even when you and daddy were still sharing the small office space.
I dread leap years for whatever reason, my husband passed on 24 June 2024 and yet another beautiful soul called to glory barely two months after. Heaven has gained another angel.
Rest in the bosom of the Lord while we commiserate with Daddy Alimi, your children and the entire family.
Wuraola Gbolagunte
September 17, 2024
It is with a heavy heart that I write this tribute to my dear senior friend, whom I fondly call "Aunty," a name that reflects the close bond we shared for the past 20 years. Mrs. Olufunke Alimi was a remarkable woman—kind-hearted, friendly, great encourager and always ready to help.

I vividly remember how she stepped in when I was unable to attend my children’s graduation ceremony in January 2008. In my absence, she not only provided food for their celebration but made sure they felt loved and cared for and followed them to the graduation ground spending her money and time.Her generosity and support didn't stop there. She played a key role in making my 50th birthday a memorable one, standing by me every step of the way. And when my husband passed away, she was a pillar of emotional and spiritual strength for me, always ready with a comforting word or a prayer.

We had a lot of beautiful and sober times together.

Her beautiful soul and warm spirit will be deeply missed. Though we lost touch when she relocated to the United States, the news of her passing came as a great shock.

I pray that God grants her children strength and peace, and comforts her husband in this time of grief.

May her soul rest in perfect peace.

O,B Moronfolu (QED)
Mrs Moronfolu (QED)
September 17, 2024
My sister had left without given notice. Very, very sad and painful to me, but who are my to query the work of God.My Sister Olufunke continue to rest in the heart of your creator. Your senior sister.
Juli Oyedele (Mummy Ado)
September 17, 2024
Dear Mummy,how do I start,It was unbelievable when we got the call that day that you had passed. it is still like a dream, but just like everything in life, when the journey ends, we will claim a great reward and find everlasting peace together with the Lord. you are like a sister from another mother,you never treated me as your junior wife,instead you took and treated me like your own sister with ur whole heart, I remember how you fondly call me Aburo. You were bold,fearless and charming with your smile and very loving..I will never forget what you have done for me and my family..you are one of a kind,you were truly a blessing to us….Aaaaahhhhh iyale mi Àtàtà o má she ooooo,sùn re ooooo
Mrs Abimbola Alimi
September 17, 2024
Big mummy was a loving, humble,compassionate,understanding,caring,family-oriented woman and one of the beautiful mothers.
God made a wonderful mother and you’re that wonderful mother. Others are always first in your heart, ready to meet their needs whether be whole or be part. Your door is always open for everyone.
God has you in his keeping, I have you in heart .
Akeem Alimi
September 16, 2024
Mummy as I fondly call you,and your reply was always "oko mi"
(My husband)
I can remember vividly how you helped secure my admission into secondary school,I remember those smiles and your dimples,you are a great woman ,if words can truly describe you then I'll write a book.
Rest on my hero.
Akinsanya Akinola
September 16, 2024
Big mummy has always been a disciplined,honest,principled and direct person,I was sad to hear of her passing,but who are we to question God…Your memories are what we will treasure forever. A good heart has stopped beating,a good soul ascended to heaven, wish you farewell in your journey to eternity you'd never be forgotten rest on Big Mummy………
Fatimo Alimi
September 16, 2024
Dear mummy,thank you very much for all you have done in my life. Though you may no longer be with us in body your spirit will forever live on in the memories we cherish and the time we shared,
As we bid farewell to you you’re indelibly imprinted on that I have been,thus you are a part of all that I accomplish and all that I became.
You are greatly loved,deeply missed.
BASIRU O Alimi
September 16, 2024
I received the news of your demise with great shock and unbelief.
I recall your conversation with me concerning how to protect the fundamental right of every citizen whose liberty and freedom is being trampled upon.
I remain eternally grateful for your contribution to the advancement of humanity and my legal practice in particular.

I pray that the Comforter will comfort the family left behind.
Segun Fasuyi
September 16, 2024
Writing this tribute is a profoundly difficult task for me. I never imagined that she would pass into eternity before me, especially as we were planning to celebrate her 70th birthday in a grand way this December. However, we must accept God’s will, even when it is hard to understand.

Our journey together spanned nearly half a century, through both rain and sunshine. With the grace of Almighty God, we weathered many storms to build a solid home.

Olufunke believed that no task was impossible. She always offered encouragement when others grew weary. Her charisma allowed her to effortlessly build a strong network, and she was truly a goal-getter.

At home my wife was a wonderful mentor to our children. Together, we shaped their characters, preparing them to face life with confidence and independence. Socially, she was a builder of friendships, resolving misunderstandings and fostering bonds.

Within the extended family, she was a bridge-builder, encouraging collaboration to help others achieve their goals. She often sacrificed her own comfort to assist those in need.

Olufunke was a cheerful giver, always ready to help people from all walks of life with whatever she had. Many can testify to her generosity, which she continued to show until her last moments. She has left behind a legacy of kindness and her good works will always speak for her.

At home, she brought joy and made delicious meals that everyone loved. Her cooking was so exceptional that it made dining out less appealing for the family.

She will be deeply missed by everyone she left behind. Our consolation is that she remains with us in spirit, and we trust that Almighty God will grant her peaceful eternal rest. Her legacy and good works will continue to live on. Sun re o my love
Ganiyu Alimi
September 16, 2024
I thank God for making our paths cross during your time on earth though as co-wives in the ALIMI dynasty, you were more like a big sister to me. I remember our early years in the family nurturing the children and growing them in love. We might have lived our lives as humans striving towards perfection.
I thank God for knowing you, I am overwhelmed with so many memories I will never forget. I pray God upholds every one of the family members you left behind during this trying period. May God grant you eternal rest till we meet again. MRS F. ALIMI (MUMMY SADE)
Mrs F. Alimi (Mama Sade)
September 16, 2024
My family received with great shock the passing away to glory of Mrs. Olufunke Alimi, whose husband is my friend. She was the success behind her husband and as an Executive Director of Garfunk Limited. She was a philanthropist, workaholic and a lover of the family and children. I symphatised with the family for this great loss. May the Lord grant the family and friends the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. May her soul rest in perfect peace (Amen).
Michael Fadipe
September 16, 2024
Dear mummy wale.
The news of your demise came to me as a shock and i am finding it difficult to believe you've gone so soon . But God is unquestionable.
You have fought a good fight of faith.
You are peaceful, loving,prayerful,charming accomodating and generous to all. You are a family, individual and institution builder.
You showed so much love to my entire family and my immediate family when I had my first child. You will always be remembered for your good deeds.You will be greatly miss by all. May God Almighty keep and preserve the family you left behind in Jesus name.Amen.
May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace.
Tunde Bejide
September 16, 2024
I can't believe you are gone, mummy. I was shocked when I heard the news of your departure from this world. You lived life to the fullest, never a dull moment, a family woman to the core, lover of the people, open-minded and open-hearted. We love you but God loves you more. I pray you find peace with your maker. ADIEU
ALIMI SEUN SIKIRU
September 16, 2024
You will be greatly missed. Very hardworking and dedicated woman.

I remember when I told one of the former staff of Gafunk, the IT business she co-founded with her husband. The guy said she is a very peaceful woman and never for once had issues with any of the staff, very peaceful with all the staff.

She is dedicated to resolving issues among people.

When I did my IT with Gafunk in year 2000, she will always look for me to come and eat with the family.

You will always be in our hearts.

Sun re o, mama rere.
Oluwaloni Bejide
September 16, 2024
I am left speechless about our dear mommy Alimi passing on. I only know that you are very loved by God almighty and I also prayed for your soul to rest with our Lord Jesus Amen. Adieu mommy! You will be forever missed.
Bisola Johnson
September 16, 2024
A great privilege to have met and known such a wonderful wife, mother, business manager and philanthropist.
Such a great pillar of support especially in turbulent times
Your memories will be forever
Rest on in the bossom of your creator.
Olanipekun OLADIPO
September 16, 2024
Dear mummy your death is a shock to me. A mother to the fatherless, a widow an orphan indeed a mother to all. A lover of children. The first time I met her was in GAFUNK office at ikeja when my late husband Mr Sunday one of their workers invited me to the office. Mama welcomed me as if she knows me before and as one of her families. Even when my husband died over 3 years ago. She told me that she will be helping me every month and since then she never disappointed me. Oh! Mama a lover of children, the help to the poor. Keep resting in the Bossom of your creator till eternity. May God take care of all you have left behind and console all the family. Good night mummy


Emmanuel Eunice Fisayo
Emmanuel Eunice
September 16, 2024
Dear Big Mummy Alimi, I am still in shock at the news of your passing, weeks after. You were a kind and compassionate person to me and my siblings. The times myself and my siblings came for holidays at your place in Lagos are part of our most memorable moments and I thank you for making your home a home for us. I will surely miss your warm response when you realise that I am the one on the
other end of the phone.
We thank God for the life that you lived, we wished you were here with us for much longer but God knows best. May your soul continue to rest in perfect peace. Amen.

Love you Big Mummy ❤️
Jumoke Oginni. X
Jumoke Oginni
September 15, 2024
In loving memory of our cherished mummy Alimi, whose gentle spirit and warm heart left an indelible mark on all who knew her. She had a remarkable gift for making everyone feel welcome; her home was a sanctuary where kindness and compassion thrived. She opened her door to countless people, always offering a listening ear and a helping hand. It hurts so much to see her gone as she also impacted my life.

Her dedication to philanthropy reflected her deep commitment to making the world a better place. She touched many lives, embodying the true essence of generosity.

While it is incredibly painful to say goodbye, we find solace in the beautiful legacy she leaves behind. Her memory will forever inspire us to follow her example of kindness and caring. Her gentle soul will be deeply missed but fondly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing her.
Adetoun Bejide
September 15, 2024
A mother births a nation and acts as a strong pillar in the home. You came, saw it all and conquered keep resting in the bossom of your maker
Adieu ma
Eniola Tolani
September 15, 2024
My mummy; like I fondly called you, your death was a shock to me. You nurtured me from a young girl till maturity age, you thought me how to humble myself anywhere and how to handle situations with maturity. You performed the roles of a mother in my life; even when I was having my children.
Your impact in my life will never be forgotten, my family loves you. Sleep well my mummy till we meet on the
resurrection day.
Your adopted daughter
Tola Ojuoko
Tola Ojuoko
September 15, 2024
Dear mother
I miss you so much mummy but God love you I remember your a light to all of us I love you mum and your the best mother God called to gorly I miss you ma forever memory May her soul rest in peace good night ma
FILANI BABATUNDE MOYOSOLA
September 15, 2024
Mummy was a loving and passionate woman. You were always supportive and there for me and my siblings since we lost our mum. Thank you for all the kindness and love you showed to us all and everyone who crossed your path. I appreciate your generosity to humanity and your words of encouragement at all times. You always gave your all in everything. You played a motherly role in our lives and we are forever grateful for the profound impact you made on me and my siblings. You were a great Legend, keep resting in the bossom of the Lord.
Omosanya Mulikat Titilola
September 15, 2024
I will like to testify to mama's selfless lifestyle. Elias (son-in-law) and I wanted to do a project together 2 years ago, and needed someone to broker a deal for us with the other party. We contacted mama, and straight away she said she would step in and made sure it materialised. Indeed, her mediation made the project a reality. I was so astonished with her selfless action, because this is someone who had not met or spoken to me before. I am eternally grateful for her show of love.

The scripture declares that the memory of the righteous is blessed. We will continue to cherish her lovely memories. May the Lord grant the family the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss, and may mama soul rest in peace. Amen

Tunde Sofola
Akintunde Sofola
September 15, 2024
ADEOLA OLUFUNNKE ALIMI
Haaa.. It was so painful and sad to hear the news of your death.
Mama! You were always a solid rock of success behind everybody around you and who ever crossed your path in life.
You were a very good sister, my best friend and a good mother to all of us. If death could be negotiated for money we would have paid, if death could be totally averted by fasting and prayer, we would have all paid the price. "OH YOU DEATH SHAME UNTO YOU!" for you can only kill the body and not the soul of a man or a woman

Please, let me tell you some of the attributes of our mother 'Adeola'.
1. Fighter of the Truth and Mother of justice: Irrespective of whom you are by race, color or gender, she would fight for the truth and put in her best effort for you to get the Justice you deserved.
2. Fearless and Respectful Woman: our mama fears nobody no matter who you are, but she always respects everybody who respect is due.
3. Disciplinarian: she always makes sure that everybody follows the rules and regulations of any group she belongs to. She loved anyone around her to be in their best behavior.
4. Cheerful Giver: mama was a cheerful giver. I watched her on many occasions borrow money to satisfy the needs of many people.
5. Everybody's Mother: she always stood as mother for everybody that comes to her. ("OMO MI NIE") Telling everyone that you are my daughter or you are my son.
6. Good Connector: when you come to her for a solution to a problem, if she does not have a solution to that problem she would pick her phone and start calling everyone she knows
7. Very Good Counselor & Prayer Warrior: Mama was the best person to talk to when your heart is troubled. she will make you look at that problem as nothing and pray with you for solutions to that problem.
8. Good Negotiator: she was the best person to talk along with you when you want to go and negotiate for a good deal. She could kneel down or crack jokes to make people give her what she wanted.

The great lesson I learned from mama's death is that, "we don't know the value of what we have until we lose it". Surely everybody around this woman has lost something.
Our mother! Adeola Olufunke Alimi has fought a good fight of faith. She ran and has finished her race. Thank you! Thank you!! and Thank you!!
Bayo Isaac Abegunde.
BAYO ISAAC ABEGUNDE
September 15, 2024
Mama Shola was a loving and personable mother-in-law. May her soul rest in perfect peace. May the Lord continue to bless and protect her children and relatives that she left behind. May almighty God console her family and sustain them at this trying period. Mama Shola will be missed greatly. Audieu,ma.
Alhaja Kuburat Akeredolu
September 15, 2024
Dearest Grandma,

I am lost for words, with tears in my eyes and a very heavy heart. I am typing these words to honor you. Nobaba, as you fondly called me and say pray for me my son. I miss you so much grandma and your ever-loving smile. You spoke so lovingly about my dad to me. Sharing wonderful stories of when he was young and how proud you were of him. You told me to always look out for my siblings and be the best brother, I can to my sisters and brother. You shared with me the importance of family and love.
Our last conversation was when we prayed together and you said, my prayers always gave you joy. Your last words to me were "thank you my son, I love you so much". I never knew those were the last words I would I hear from you. Thank you for everything grandma. And I promise to keep making you proud. You are with Jesus now. And for that I am eternally grateful.

Nobaba.
Noah Alimi
September 15, 2024
Grandma,

I never imagined that I would have to write a tribute to my second grandma so soon. My heart is heavy and full of grief as I type these words, believing in my heart that you can see them as I type. You always told me of how proud you were of the young lady I am becoming. It's sad that you will not be in my graduation like we planned. You raised my dad to be the great father that he is today. Our last conversation was when we prayed together with my siblings and spoke about seeing you in December to celebrate your birthday. Till we meet to part no more. May your soul continue to rest in peace and your memories be a blessing.
I love you grandma.

"He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away." Revelation 21:4
Nicky Alimi
September 15, 2024
Mummy Shindara (full of wonders). ❤💜🩷 As I fondly called you.
It's hard to believe you are no longer with us. I remember our last conversation. You were comforting me on my mom's passing and telling me how you will always be there for me, as you have always been.
When the drums were beating loudly outside, you were the secret song of peace, and support.
You were the silent and still cheerleader no one knew.
We shared so much together, laughter, tears, fun stories and a deep love for your grandbabies.
We had so much planned.
You were not a mother-in-law; you were also my mother.
You loved me unconditionally, and never failed to tell me how
much you cherished me and ifemi.
You honored my parents with love and respect.
With tears and so much grief of losing two mothers. My heart
aches deeply and words fail me.
They say time heals all wounds.
These wounds are ones that may never heal.
Mummy, you shall forever be, for just as much as I am a part of you.
Keep Resting in his embrace.
You are at peace now.

“Grief changes shape, but it never ends. People have a misconception that you can deal with it and say, 'It's gone, and I'm better.' They're wrong.” Keanu Reeves
Bukola A Alimi
September 15, 2024
Oh death,where is thy sting?I thank God for a life well spent of our beloved matriarch of the ALIMI family.You are an epitome of motherhood, looking out for everyone either they were family or not.One thing I learnt from you is that you were"PROGRESSIVE". when you set out to support anyone, you usually give your best.You were accommodating to a fault,welcoming strangers with open arms to your home .You are the definition of charitable.
I never knew I will be writing this so soon but God knows best.Mummy , You have indeed left your footprints in the sands of time.I know you are in a better place free from all the pains and struggles of this world.Rest well QUEEN MOTHER till we meet on the morning of resurrection Shade Alimi
Shade Alimi
September 15, 2024
I am crying writing this Grandma, because I still can,t believe I am writing this. Grandma, you were a phenomenal woman and a very rare type of human. I am in pain to see you go so soon, but I realized that means, I have recognized the love you have shown me. I remember all the good times I had with you and even on the phone weeks before you passed and you always calling me " my mummy"as I will laugh and will call it many times. You have always pushed me to be better than I am and could see the potential in me. You showed your love through your actions, conversations and cooking. Your legacy will never be forgotten and will be passed down through generations as I will continue to share the story of the angel who helped shape me into the person I am today. Rest in eternal peace Grandma.
"Your Mummy". Lola Akeredolu
Lola Akeredolu
September 15, 2024
Dear Grandma ,
You were always supportive and there for me and my siblings and parents. No matter what the situation, you always made everything very fun and exciting and it was never a sad moment being around you. Thank you for all the support you always provided me and my family. I will miss all your jokes and energy you had during your life. Your spirit and energy you provided will always stay with me. Thank you for the kindness and love you showed to everyone that crossed your path. I will take the kindness that you always had with everyone that crossed your path with me. Thank you for everything you have given me. May you rest in peace in heaven. - "Your Kekenke". Elias Jr. Akeredolu
Elias Jr. Akeredolu

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