Oluwole Frank Kehinde
Oluwole Frank Kehinde
GOD is doing wonderful things in my life already n he won't stop till his done..so I join my faith with yours with thanksgiving in my heart....this is the day the Lord has made I'll rejoice and be glad in it.... Wole Kehinde
Obituary
In Loving Memory of Frank Oluwole Kehinde
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved son, brother, cousin, uncle, husband, and father. He left this world after 3 years of fighting Kidney disease, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and cherished memories.
Wole was a source of strength, kindness, and unwavering support to all who knew him. He approached life with a generous spirit, positive attitude, quiet courage, deep compassion, and a heart full of love.
Though he may be gone, he will forever remain in our hearts. The bond we shared with him is unbreakable, and the impact he made on our lives will never be forgotten.
We find comfort in knowing that he is now at peace, reunited with loved ones who have gone before him. We will carry his memory with us always and honor his life by living ours with the same grace and love he showed every day.
A funeral service will be held to celebrate his life at Living Faith church, British American junction, Jos on the 25th of July 2025.
Rest in peace, Wols! We love you.
Biography
Oluwole Frank Kehinde was born on Friday, 6th of January 1978 in Plateau Hospital, Jos. Grace and Kole Kehinde welcomed him with joy as the 2nd child and first son. From his earliest days, Wole radiated calm, kindness, and generosity. Whether sharing his snacks or his toys, he gave joyfully and instinctively.
Wole began his educational journey at Alama Private School in Jos where he began making lifelong friends and developed a love for running. He started his secondary education in Command Secondary School, an experience his siblings playfully claimed didn’t match his gentle spirit but Wole took it in stride. He soon transferred to St. John’s College, graduating in 1995. Wole was smart, organized, disciplined and neat to his core. He developed a love for sports, was a sprinter, loved basketball and football, and was a MAN U UNITED Fan for life he loved to say.
Wole earned his Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Public Administration from Igbinedion University, Edo State, in 2004.
Wole’s work ethic and warm nature found expression in every job he took on. He sharpened his customer service skills at Grakol and brought that same care to MTN Nigeria in 2011. In July 2014, he found his professional home at the Industrial Training Fund (ITF), a parastatal of the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment.
As a Principal Training Development Officer, Wole poured his energy into designing impactful tools, building bridges between public and private sectors, and uncovering real training needs. He believed in equipping people with skills not just for jobs, but for purpose and he did it with excellence.
In March 2022, Wole faced the challenge of kidney disease with courage and dignity. The love he’d sown in countless lives returned to him in waves through prayers, support, kindness from every corner. His successful transplant in July 2022 was a miracle he never took for granted. Gratitude became his anthem.
March 2023 brought joy beyond measure, Wole married his beloved Fola, and one year later, they welcomed their daughter, Tiwa. Becoming a father filled him with a happiness so deep it gleamed in every smile, every hug. He celebrated Tiwa’s first birthday surrounded by loved ones, laughter, and light.
Wole remained a beacon of joy and optimism throughout his life. Even in his final days, his spirit never dimmed. He lifted others, cracked quiet jokes, and never failed to ask how you were doing because he meant it.
Rest in peace, Wols! We love you.
Timeline
1978
Birth
Plateau Hospital Jos, Plateau State NIgeria
1981
Nursery and Primary School
Alama Private School Jos
1995
Secondary School
Command Secondary School, Jos
St John's College Jos
St John's College Jos
2000
Grakol Business Centre
Manager
2004
University
University of Jos, Plateau State
Igbinedion University Benin, Edo State
Igbinedion University Benin, Edo State
2011
MTN
Customer Care Representative
2014
Industrial Training Fund ITF
Principal Training Development Officer
2023
Marriage
Married to his dear wife Fola
2024
Birth of his child
Welcomed baby girl Tiwa
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July 14, 2025
Oluwole. You are my Darling SON and My FRIEND.
GOOD NIGHT
GOOD NIGHT
July 12, 2025
A Tribute to my gentle son.
There are souls who walk this earth quietly, but leave behind echoes that last a lifetime.
My son Wole was one of them.
In the quiet moments, I feel you most Wole.
Calm in your words, gentle in your ways, yet strong in your values and unwavering in your care for others, always looked beyond yourself, having a heart that knew how to listen.
You lived with grace and intention, gratitude is your language, no matter what life brought, you met it with a thankful heart and a positive spirit.
Where others saw problems, you saw possibilities,
Where hope was lost, you held on with quiet faith.
You endured so much, and even in your weakness, you remained strong, encouraged and ever positive.
Your presence brought me peace
Though you’re no longer by my side,
Your spirit lives on in every thoughtful act, every grateful word, every moment where love is chosen over anger, and calm over chaos .
You are my peace,
A gentle strength in a noisy world,
I will carry your light in me forever .
My son forever.
Aunty Grace
There are souls who walk this earth quietly, but leave behind echoes that last a lifetime.
My son Wole was one of them.
In the quiet moments, I feel you most Wole.
Calm in your words, gentle in your ways, yet strong in your values and unwavering in your care for others, always looked beyond yourself, having a heart that knew how to listen.
You lived with grace and intention, gratitude is your language, no matter what life brought, you met it with a thankful heart and a positive spirit.
Where others saw problems, you saw possibilities,
Where hope was lost, you held on with quiet faith.
You endured so much, and even in your weakness, you remained strong, encouraged and ever positive.
Your presence brought me peace
Though you’re no longer by my side,
Your spirit lives on in every thoughtful act, every grateful word, every moment where love is chosen over anger, and calm over chaos .
You are my peace,
A gentle strength in a noisy world,
I will carry your light in me forever .
My son forever.
Aunty Grace
July 12, 2025
To My Big Brother, My Uncle Wols, My Papalovin
I can still hear your voice so clearly “Topsybssss! whenever you picked up my calls. It always made me smile, and we’d laugh together like we always did. I’ll miss that moment.
As your little sister, I never had to wonder if I was cared for, you made sure I knew it deeply and I always felt secure. During Christmas, I’d ask, “Uncle Wols, how far this Christmas?” and you’d just say “No shaking, just come over.”
I’d go back to Abuja with bags full—rice, spaghetti, oil, Maggi, spices, tomato paste, drinks and other stuff. But more than the food and goodies, I went back with a full heart, Knowing you would do anything for me.
You were always reliable, always present. I could never call you in a time of need and not get your help. You never left me hanging. Your love was steady, strong, and true. I miss you deeply.
I thank God for the gift of you in my life and I take comfort knowing you are now resting in the arms of our Lord, surrounded by heavenly joy.
Your Little Sister
I can still hear your voice so clearly “Topsybssss! whenever you picked up my calls. It always made me smile, and we’d laugh together like we always did. I’ll miss that moment.
As your little sister, I never had to wonder if I was cared for, you made sure I knew it deeply and I always felt secure. During Christmas, I’d ask, “Uncle Wols, how far this Christmas?” and you’d just say “No shaking, just come over.”
I’d go back to Abuja with bags full—rice, spaghetti, oil, Maggi, spices, tomato paste, drinks and other stuff. But more than the food and goodies, I went back with a full heart, Knowing you would do anything for me.
You were always reliable, always present. I could never call you in a time of need and not get your help. You never left me hanging. Your love was steady, strong, and true. I miss you deeply.
I thank God for the gift of you in my life and I take comfort knowing you are now resting in the arms of our Lord, surrounded by heavenly joy.
Your Little Sister
July 12, 2025
To My Beloved Brother, Uncle Wols,
This is how we always started our conversations, isn’t it? “Uncle Wols, how you dey now?” And you, without fail, would always respond with that trademark positivity: “Me! I’m doing very well oh, very very well, don’t worry at all.”
Even through everything — your diagnosis, the kidney transplant, and right up to our last video call — you remained that unshakable force of positivity. You had a way of lighting up every room you walked into, and every conversation we had felt like a breath of fresh air. It was as though you refused to let anything, not even illness, take away your light.
Uncle Wols, you were the epitome of reliability. Always ready to lend a hand, to step in and take charge when needed, without hesitation. I can honestly say, you never once made me feel burdened by your situation. You carried everything with such grace and dignity.
You had this rare ability to face life's toughest moments with a heart full of love and care. You tackled every challenge that came your way, never complaining, never asking for anything in return, just doing what you could to help others. Even during those tough years when I wasn’t sure how to approach you, or what to say, every single time I called, you answered with a voice full of energy and optimism. I could always draw strength from you. No matter how worried I was, by the end of our conversation, you had me believing you were going to beat this. And if I didn’t know what you were going through, I could never have guessed from the sound of your voice.
Wole, this is so difficult for me, and I’m still struggling to fully understand it, but I take comfort knowing that your time here was filled with so much love, laughter, and peace. You gave us all the gift of your presence, and no words can fully express how much I admire you, how deeply I love you.
Now, I take solace in the thought that you are resting in the Lord’s embrace, free from pain, free from the worries of this world. I will always carry you with me, in my heart, in my thoughts, and in every smile you shared with me.
Love, love, love you always and forever.
Your sister,
Kemi Eminefo
This is how we always started our conversations, isn’t it? “Uncle Wols, how you dey now?” And you, without fail, would always respond with that trademark positivity: “Me! I’m doing very well oh, very very well, don’t worry at all.”
Even through everything — your diagnosis, the kidney transplant, and right up to our last video call — you remained that unshakable force of positivity. You had a way of lighting up every room you walked into, and every conversation we had felt like a breath of fresh air. It was as though you refused to let anything, not even illness, take away your light.
Uncle Wols, you were the epitome of reliability. Always ready to lend a hand, to step in and take charge when needed, without hesitation. I can honestly say, you never once made me feel burdened by your situation. You carried everything with such grace and dignity.
You had this rare ability to face life's toughest moments with a heart full of love and care. You tackled every challenge that came your way, never complaining, never asking for anything in return, just doing what you could to help others. Even during those tough years when I wasn’t sure how to approach you, or what to say, every single time I called, you answered with a voice full of energy and optimism. I could always draw strength from you. No matter how worried I was, by the end of our conversation, you had me believing you were going to beat this. And if I didn’t know what you were going through, I could never have guessed from the sound of your voice.
Wole, this is so difficult for me, and I’m still struggling to fully understand it, but I take comfort knowing that your time here was filled with so much love, laughter, and peace. You gave us all the gift of your presence, and no words can fully express how much I admire you, how deeply I love you.
Now, I take solace in the thought that you are resting in the Lord’s embrace, free from pain, free from the worries of this world. I will always carry you with me, in my heart, in my thoughts, and in every smile you shared with me.
Love, love, love you always and forever.
Your sister,
Kemi Eminefo
July 12, 2025
My lovely and kind-hearted husband,I wish I never had to write this so soon, you left too soon, no wonder they say good people always come and impact into people's lives and leave just like a twinkle of an eye.
Hmmmmm my heart is heavy, I just pray that God will show himself known in the life of Tiwaloluwa our daughter and in my life.
I have no regrets getting married to you Because you actually acted as a responsible husband and a responsible father to our daughter.I don't know how and where I will start my life from without you in it, I know you are with us, I know your spirit will not depart from us, we miss you so much, the house miss you,the flowers misses you, the cars misses you, the tenants also misses you, We all wish we can see you and talk ones more, but God knows better.
Oko MI it is very hard to say good bye..I pray God gives me the strength to carry on from where you stop and the strength to take care of our daughter just as you've ever wanted..
I love you boo of life😘😘😘
Hmmmmm my heart is heavy, I just pray that God will show himself known in the life of Tiwaloluwa our daughter and in my life.
I have no regrets getting married to you Because you actually acted as a responsible husband and a responsible father to our daughter.I don't know how and where I will start my life from without you in it, I know you are with us, I know your spirit will not depart from us, we miss you so much, the house miss you,the flowers misses you, the cars misses you, the tenants also misses you, We all wish we can see you and talk ones more, but God knows better.
Oko MI it is very hard to say good bye..I pray God gives me the strength to carry on from where you stop and the strength to take care of our daughter just as you've ever wanted..
I love you boo of life😘😘😘
July 10, 2025
Wols Wols, where do I even start? I'll never forget that day I came back from the hair salon and you burst out laughing, calling me Wednesday!!!! The hair was similar to the character in the Addam’s family movie we had watched days prior. I in turn called you Pugsley. You laughed so hard, I wasn't sure if it was with me or at me! But that nickname stuck and over time, it's become a special part of our bond. I miss hearing you call me Wednesday – it's a memory I treasure. I will miss you my sweet brother.
Your twin
Your twin
July 10, 2025
My dear Wols, words cannot express how heart broken I feel. This is a really hard pill to swallow. All I can say is that I Love you and I will miss you so so much. Maybe in time I will find those words but for now, I’ll hold on to the memories we shared and cherish the time we had together. Rest in the Lord’s loving arms, dear baby brother, until we meet again. Your big sis, Ronke
September 1, 2025
Bros Wole the Wols!! Man I miss you sha. Because of you I became a Man U fan. Basketball was always my 1st love but when I reached HS at the time everyone was either an Arsenal, Man U or Chelsea fan. You recruited me well and since we spent a lot of time watching games together I by association became and remain a fan Even now that things are just perplexing . Being one of the older “cool” cousins that I emulated and always wanted to follow around and be like . I especially remember your cool, calm demeanor , dimple in that smile , always very neat and organized and your never ending positive attitude.
I will never forget the afternoon you , Kunle, Muyiwa and myself were just chilln in front of one of the houses. 3 of you were lifting me up cus I had just returned to Naij and mentally was not in a good place. “Tosca!! No worry ehn, things will work itself out, just keep going no shaking, Everything will work itself out, don’t worry”
You all were right Things did workout but that moment especially is ingrained in my memory.
Even in your last days when we spoke you were positive “Tosca how far , man everything’s getting better with me we thank God” you were so positive that I wasn’t even the slightest bit worried. then we got the news…. some things just don’t make sense in this life but in everything we give God the Praise, glory and thanks. Thank you for happy memories. Till we meet again, big bro.🕊️🕊️
I will never forget the afternoon you , Kunle, Muyiwa and myself were just chilln in front of one of the houses. 3 of you were lifting me up cus I had just returned to Naij and mentally was not in a good place. “Tosca!! No worry ehn, things will work itself out, just keep going no shaking, Everything will work itself out, don’t worry”
You all were right Things did workout but that moment especially is ingrained in my memory.
Even in your last days when we spoke you were positive “Tosca how far , man everything’s getting better with me we thank God” you were so positive that I wasn’t even the slightest bit worried. then we got the news…. some things just don’t make sense in this life but in everything we give God the Praise, glory and thanks. Thank you for happy memories. Till we meet again, big bro.🕊️🕊️
July 30, 2025
Rest in peace, dear Uncle Wole. Your memories will forever live in our hearts. May your soul find eternal peace. 🙏🏻
July 25, 2025
Today, I pay tribute to someone who was not just my childhood friend, but a rare soul — a true gentleman in every sense of the word.
From our earliest days together,Wole stood out — not by seeking attention, but by the quiet strength of his character. He was calm where others were loud, kind where others were harsh, and steady where others wavered. He had a way of making you feel heard, valued, and respected — whether you were old or young, rich or poor.
What defined him wasn’t just good manners or how well he dressed — though he always carried himself with grace. It was the way he treated people: with decency, empathy, and unfailing courtesy. He lived by a code of respect, humility, and integrity — and he never wavered from it.
As a friend, Wole was loyal without question, present without being asked, and generous without condition. He had a quiet wisdom that we all leaned on, and a warmth that made even the hardest days easier.
Losing him leaves a space that no one else can fill. But his legacy lives on — in every act of kindness we extend, in every dignified word we speak, in every moment we choose to be better because he showed us how.
Rest well, my friend and brother. Thank you for the friendship and brotherhood, the memories, and the example. You were a true gentleman, and it was an honor to walk part of life’s journey with you. As we layed you to rest today the 25th of July 2025, may God almighty continue to fight the battles of injustice you started. My love to Yinka and Yemi.
From our earliest days together,Wole stood out — not by seeking attention, but by the quiet strength of his character. He was calm where others were loud, kind where others were harsh, and steady where others wavered. He had a way of making you feel heard, valued, and respected — whether you were old or young, rich or poor.
What defined him wasn’t just good manners or how well he dressed — though he always carried himself with grace. It was the way he treated people: with decency, empathy, and unfailing courtesy. He lived by a code of respect, humility, and integrity — and he never wavered from it.
As a friend, Wole was loyal without question, present without being asked, and generous without condition. He had a quiet wisdom that we all leaned on, and a warmth that made even the hardest days easier.
Losing him leaves a space that no one else can fill. But his legacy lives on — in every act of kindness we extend, in every dignified word we speak, in every moment we choose to be better because he showed us how.
Rest well, my friend and brother. Thank you for the friendship and brotherhood, the memories, and the example. You were a true gentleman, and it was an honor to walk part of life’s journey with you. As we layed you to rest today the 25th of July 2025, may God almighty continue to fight the battles of injustice you started. My love to Yinka and Yemi.
July 25, 2025
My friend and brother. You come from a stock of men of integrity, character and charm, so becoming friends was easy. Your warm heart endeared me to you, your calm and inviting spirit made you everyone's friend. You are one of the good guys, easy to get along with and always willing to sacrifice for friends and family. I will always miss you and will never forget you. Rest in Peace my brother, sleep well with the angels, you have done well brother. Adieu 🌹
July 25, 2025
Dear Bro Wole,
Losing someone is always hard—but losing a family member cuts even deeper.
Even though you were far away in Jos and we didn’t talk often, every time we met, that family bond instantly rekindled. We would catch up on life, career and family like no time had passed.
You fought the good fight, and you’ve finished your course. We take solace in knowing you're no longer in pain.
Don’t worry, big bro… your aunties will be there to welcome you in heaven.
Rest well, Bro Wole.
You’ll always be in our hearts.
Losing someone is always hard—but losing a family member cuts even deeper.
Even though you were far away in Jos and we didn’t talk often, every time we met, that family bond instantly rekindled. We would catch up on life, career and family like no time had passed.
You fought the good fight, and you’ve finished your course. We take solace in knowing you're no longer in pain.
Don’t worry, big bro… your aunties will be there to welcome you in heaven.
Rest well, Bro Wole.
You’ll always be in our hearts.
July 24, 2025
This is very hard. Since I met Oluwols [as I fondly call him] more than 35years ago he has remained the same. Every so gentle soft spoken and loving. I remember telling him the last time we spoke that we will meet in Atlanta very soon,this is sooooo hard. You are gone but we will cherish the beautiful memories you left. God grant the family and loved ones the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. Rest in peace OLUWOLS
July 24, 2025
AN ODE TO LATE OGA WOLE
A gentle soul, now lost to time,
Your kindness echoed, a heart so divine.
With love and peace, you touched each face,
A landlord, a friend, in every place.
Your understanding smile, a beacon bright,
Calmed troubled waters, and lit the night.
Serenity surrounded you, a peaceful aura true,
Reflecting the beauty, of a heart anew.
Your niceness inspired, a love so real,
A legacy lives on, forever we'll feel.
In memories, your warmth will stay,
Guiding us forward, come what may.
Rest in peace, dear Oga Wole, your kindness will live on.
Our heart is full of sorrow.
Awesomepaul & Mrs Ruth Ogwuche
Tenant.
A gentle soul, now lost to time,
Your kindness echoed, a heart so divine.
With love and peace, you touched each face,
A landlord, a friend, in every place.
Your understanding smile, a beacon bright,
Calmed troubled waters, and lit the night.
Serenity surrounded you, a peaceful aura true,
Reflecting the beauty, of a heart anew.
Your niceness inspired, a love so real,
A legacy lives on, forever we'll feel.
In memories, your warmth will stay,
Guiding us forward, come what may.
Rest in peace, dear Oga Wole, your kindness will live on.
Our heart is full of sorrow.
Awesomepaul & Mrs Ruth Ogwuche
Tenant.
July 24, 2025
A tribute to my brother and friend.wole you were such an amazing person with a heart of gold from knowing you for 47 years.
You were meek and humble ,slow to speak ,slow to get angry and very compassionate.you had the fruit of the spirit of God.
Thank you for the fund memories growing up as kids and becoming adults that will be cherished in my heart .
I tell you bro you were strong and brave and courageous I salute you.
It’s sad that we loose you in the flesh but joy is coming when we shall meet again at the bosom of our lord and saviour Jesus Christ in eternal glory.Heaven has gained a rare gem.
Rest in peace aka wolsdawg, papa lovings, Wolsberry 🙏.
Kunle Kehinde
Cousin.
You were meek and humble ,slow to speak ,slow to get angry and very compassionate.you had the fruit of the spirit of God.
Thank you for the fund memories growing up as kids and becoming adults that will be cherished in my heart .
I tell you bro you were strong and brave and courageous I salute you.
It’s sad that we loose you in the flesh but joy is coming when we shall meet again at the bosom of our lord and saviour Jesus Christ in eternal glory.Heaven has gained a rare gem.
Rest in peace aka wolsdawg, papa lovings, Wolsberry 🙏.
Kunle Kehinde
Cousin.
July 23, 2025
Wolibizz,
I grew up watching you with deep admiration of your calmness and your effortless charisma. As a big brother, you were always there: explaining things with patience, offering support without hesitation, and sharing in our laughter, especially with me and Tope.
It's so difficult to believe that you're no longer here with us. The silence left in your absence is loud.
But I will carry your memory with me always. Every moment, every story, every smile you shared with us will be infused with your memory.
Rest well, my brother. You are deeply loved, and you’ll never be forgotten.
Dr. Titi
I grew up watching you with deep admiration of your calmness and your effortless charisma. As a big brother, you were always there: explaining things with patience, offering support without hesitation, and sharing in our laughter, especially with me and Tope.
It's so difficult to believe that you're no longer here with us. The silence left in your absence is loud.
But I will carry your memory with me always. Every moment, every story, every smile you shared with us will be infused with your memory.
Rest well, my brother. You are deeply loved, and you’ll never be forgotten.
Dr. Titi
July 23, 2025
Wole, I never dreamt I would be writing this tribute. Still with a heavy heart, but reassuring myself that you are in a better place.
Your memories will continue to live on in our hearts. We cry, but heaven smiles.
Sleep well, my dear cousin.
Your memories will continue to live on in our hearts. We cry, but heaven smiles.
Sleep well, my dear cousin.
July 23, 2025
Uncle Wole... you accomplished so much in your life time but unfortunately, life was not long enough to enable you fulfill all your dreams.But God definitely knows better than we all do. You will forever remain in our hearts. We pray that you find eternal rest with the heavenly Father.
Rest on brother🙏
Rest on brother🙏
July 23, 2025
Rest well, Uncle Wole.
It still feels so surreal that you’re gone. Your random calls and kind messages meant more than you probably knew. You were gentle, thoughtful, and always full of warmth.
Thank you for loving so effortlessly and for always being present. You will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
It still feels so surreal that you’re gone. Your random calls and kind messages meant more than you probably knew. You were gentle, thoughtful, and always full of warmth.
Thank you for loving so effortlessly and for always being present. You will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
July 23, 2025
Losing you still doesn’t feel real, Uncle Wole. You were full of life, always radiating joy and laughter. One thing I’ll never forget is how you truly lived you didn’t wait for happiness, you created it. You taught me, without even knowing, that life is too short to postpone joy.
Every time I saw you, you were always looking sharp from your outfits to your car, everything was neat and put together. I quietly admired that about you. Your presence lit up every space you entered.
I just wish I had told you all this sooner. That I saw you. That I appreciated you. That I loved you.
You will be deeply missed, Uncle. Thank you for the memories and the lessons. Rest well.
With love,
Damilola Efuntoye
Every time I saw you, you were always looking sharp from your outfits to your car, everything was neat and put together. I quietly admired that about you. Your presence lit up every space you entered.
I just wish I had told you all this sooner. That I saw you. That I appreciated you. That I loved you.
You will be deeply missed, Uncle. Thank you for the memories and the lessons. Rest well.
With love,
Damilola Efuntoye
July 23, 2025
This is such a painful loss. Uncle Wole, you were always so full of joy. I remember how present you were during my wedding—you showed up almost every day after I returned to Jos. Your warmth and cheerful spirit will be deeply missed.
July 22, 2025
Wole, your gentle calm, loving spirit will forever be in our memories. You fought to the end. Just when it appeared the battle was lost, you WON, because the angel of the LORD welcomed you to your Savior’s bosom. “Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of His saints “ - Psalm 116:15 Sun re “omo mi”
- Your Beloved “Auntie Funmi” Olarewaju
- Your Beloved “Auntie Funmi” Olarewaju
July 22, 2025
Uncle Wole, even though you lived miles away in Nigeria, you always made me feel close to you. Every birthday or every special moment, you never missed the chance to call or text me and remind me that you were thinking of me. I didn’t get to see you much as I got older, but through the videos my mom would show me, your calls, and your texts, I could always feel how much you always cared. Everyone who talks about you tells me what a great man you were. You’re kind, loving, and someone who made a difference in the lives of everyone around you. I know that has to be true, because even from thousands of miles away, you still left such a big impression on me.
One thing I would always say to you was, “You need to come to Georgia!” I really wish you had gotten the chance to. I wish I could’ve spent more time with you here. But even though I didn’t see you often, your love still reached me, and that’s something I’ll forever hold onto. ❤️
One thing I would always say to you was, “You need to come to Georgia!” I really wish you had gotten the chance to. I wish I could’ve spent more time with you here. But even though I didn’t see you often, your love still reached me, and that’s something I’ll forever hold onto. ❤️
July 22, 2025
Wole we knew was an embodiment of hard work and humility which run in the family of Mr and Mrs Kehinde. He was a gentle personality who was ready to assist who ever came close to him and needed any form of assistance. He will be greatly missed by all who had contact with him. We pray God to give all those he left behind especially his wife and baby the fortitude to bear this very sad loss. Adieu Wole.
July 22, 2025
Bros Wole, Otito as you fondly call a native name Oti as though it was an English name, will miss you for your simplicity, straight forwardness and love. Even at the point of death you gave us a reason to be strong and hopeful. Despite you are no longer with us physically, you will not be forgotten in a hurry. Adieu, rest on till we meet at Jesus' feet.
July 21, 2025
My brother and friend i dont have words to use to discribe the Goodness and Kindness you have done to me and my family, we will all miss you . I know you are with the Lord God Almighty Resting. Till we meet again my brother you are blessed Amen.
July 21, 2025
Where do I begin to capture the light, you brought into my life?
You taught me the depth of compassion; I will forever be grateful for your unwavering support during my storms. You showed up then, not out of obligation, but because your love is genuine.
Life with you was an adventure, your spirit is a blend of courage and childlike wonder. Walz you always remind me of days in MLD.
Even on days when the world feels heavy, you turned wounds into wisdom, your resilience is a quiet strength I admire.
Not just for what you do, but for who you are. A friend like you comes once in a lifetime, and I’m endlessly grateful our paths crossed.
You taught me the depth of compassion; I will forever be grateful for your unwavering support during my storms. You showed up then, not out of obligation, but because your love is genuine.
Life with you was an adventure, your spirit is a blend of courage and childlike wonder. Walz you always remind me of days in MLD.
Even on days when the world feels heavy, you turned wounds into wisdom, your resilience is a quiet strength I admire.
Not just for what you do, but for who you are. A friend like you comes once in a lifetime, and I’m endlessly grateful our paths crossed.
July 20, 2025
I didn’t get to meet you in person but through your sister and other mutual friends we had, I got to know the amazing person you were . Our mutual friend in her exact words said “ he was easy going and calm”.
We can’t question God , we give thanks to him in all things .
I pray that the Lord God strengthens the family you left behind in this trying moments.
May your gentle soul find peace with the Lord , Amen.
We can’t question God , we give thanks to him in all things .
I pray that the Lord God strengthens the family you left behind in this trying moments.
May your gentle soul find peace with the Lord , Amen.
July 20, 2025
SLEEPING NEPHEW -Wole
It's with great emotional pain that we wrote this tribute to a departed Nephew. We shared a relationship of tenderness and gentle Love always.You shared your vision and ideas with us and we understood you as you worked hard to achieve Good blessing from the Lord.You were strong in spirit and did everything to live, but God had the ultimate set time for you to be with Him.We can't question Him.
Rest in perfect Peace of the Lord.
Mr & Past (Mrs) Joshua Adetunji
It's with great emotional pain that we wrote this tribute to a departed Nephew. We shared a relationship of tenderness and gentle Love always.You shared your vision and ideas with us and we understood you as you worked hard to achieve Good blessing from the Lord.You were strong in spirit and did everything to live, but God had the ultimate set time for you to be with Him.We can't question Him.
Rest in perfect Peace of the Lord.
Mr & Past (Mrs) Joshua Adetunji
July 20, 2025
Our deepest condolences to the entire Kehinde family over the demise of Uncle Wole. At such trying times, it is only God's peace & comfort that strengthens. I pray the LORD'S peace & comfort locate you all IJN!
July 20, 2025
Wols!!!
Your demise came as a shock!! We had lovely chat and you told me, “Aunty BJ- as you fondly call me, you were feeling better and more stronger”. I was so happy and held onto God’s promises for perfect healing.
You were very kind, caring and full of life.
I will miss you so much.
Forever in my heart.
Rest in peace till we meet again on the resurrection morning to part no more.
Bolaji
Your demise came as a shock!! We had lovely chat and you told me, “Aunty BJ- as you fondly call me, you were feeling better and more stronger”. I was so happy and held onto God’s promises for perfect healing.
You were very kind, caring and full of life.
I will miss you so much.
Forever in my heart.
Rest in peace till we meet again on the resurrection morning to part no more.
Bolaji
July 20, 2025
You are the best uncle I could ever have. You would ask me how my day was when I would call you. Even though you are not physically here, you are within us and watching us from above. I know you are happy in Heaven. Love you with all my heart, We all love you.
Your Niece
Your Niece
July 18, 2025
Uncle Wols.... you were full of life. You were humility personified. As Corp members serving in same department, you treated us like your younger ones. Even when you knew I am married, you still cared. I remember 5 years ago, you came to visit me a month after I gave birth with size 1 diaper and we had a good laugh when I told you that you got the wrong size. Your memory is indeed Blessed!!!
Thank you for being there for Sali and I
Thank you for being there for Sali and I
July 18, 2025
Wole, my dear friend, my brother, Papa—words feel too small to capture the light you brought into this world, but I’ll try, because you deserve to be remembered in the most beautiful way. You were a rare soul, a beacon of kindness and strength, who touched the lives of everyone fortunate enough to know you. To me, you were more than a friend; you were a gift, a steady presence who made the world brighter, even in your toughest moments.
You called me King Jeff, and every time you said it, I could feel the warmth and sincerity in your voice. It wasn’t just a nickname—it was your way of lifting me up, of making me feel seen and valued. That was your gift, Wole. No matter what battles you were fighting, you always had a smile to share, a kind word to offer, a hand to extend. You faced kidney disease with a courage that humbled us all, yet you never let it dim your spirit. You carried your challenges with grace, and instead of letting them define you, you chose to define yourself by your love, your humility, and your unshakable desire to uplift others.
You were comfortable in life, yet never once did you let that comfort make you distant or proud. Your humility was a lesson in what it means to be truly great. You had a way of making everyone feel like they mattered, like they belonged. I remember how you were always there for me—through the laughter, the hangouts, the moments when life felt heavy. Even when work pulled us in different directions, our bond never wavered. You made time, you checked in, you cared. That was who you were: a man who loved deeply and gave freely.
Papa, you were a great guy—not because of grand gestures, but because of the quiet, consistent ways you showed up for people. You had a heart that held space for everyone, a spirit that inspired, and a smile that could light up the darkest days. I wish I could tell you one more time how much you meant to me, how your friendship shaped my life, how your laughter still echoes in my heart.
Though you’re no longer here, your legacy lives on in every life you touched, in every smile you sparked, in every moment of kindness you left behind. I’ll carry you with me always, Wole. I’ll honor you by trying to live with the same generosity, the same strength, the same love you showed the world. Rest well, Papa. You were, and always will be, a blessing.
With all my love,
King Jeff
You called me King Jeff, and every time you said it, I could feel the warmth and sincerity in your voice. It wasn’t just a nickname—it was your way of lifting me up, of making me feel seen and valued. That was your gift, Wole. No matter what battles you were fighting, you always had a smile to share, a kind word to offer, a hand to extend. You faced kidney disease with a courage that humbled us all, yet you never let it dim your spirit. You carried your challenges with grace, and instead of letting them define you, you chose to define yourself by your love, your humility, and your unshakable desire to uplift others.
You were comfortable in life, yet never once did you let that comfort make you distant or proud. Your humility was a lesson in what it means to be truly great. You had a way of making everyone feel like they mattered, like they belonged. I remember how you were always there for me—through the laughter, the hangouts, the moments when life felt heavy. Even when work pulled us in different directions, our bond never wavered. You made time, you checked in, you cared. That was who you were: a man who loved deeply and gave freely.
Papa, you were a great guy—not because of grand gestures, but because of the quiet, consistent ways you showed up for people. You had a heart that held space for everyone, a spirit that inspired, and a smile that could light up the darkest days. I wish I could tell you one more time how much you meant to me, how your friendship shaped my life, how your laughter still echoes in my heart.
Though you’re no longer here, your legacy lives on in every life you touched, in every smile you sparked, in every moment of kindness you left behind. I’ll carry you with me always, Wole. I’ll honor you by trying to live with the same generosity, the same strength, the same love you showed the world. Rest well, Papa. You were, and always will be, a blessing.
With all my love,
King Jeff
July 18, 2025
You were an amazing brother-in-law. From the first day i met you till the last, the warmth, smile, and genuine care never altered. Thank you for being an incredible part of our lives. Your kindness, calmness, and love mean the world. Your nephews still can't believe that you're gone! Demilade said he remembered how he had so much fun at Tiwa's naming ceremony. He couldn't make it to her 1st birthday because of his extended school calendar.
You fought a good fight of faith, and God gave you victory! There's no doubt that you are in a better place now, where there's neither pain nor sorrow.
The news of your demise was really shocking, and I was in denial for a moment, but I took solace in the scripture that says:"Brothers and sisters, we do not want you to be uninformed about those who sleep in death, so that you do not grieve like the rest of mankind, who have no hope. For we believe that Jesus died and rose again, and so we believe that God will bring with Jesus those who have fallen asleep in him." 1Thess.4:13-14.
Rest in power, Mr. Wols, till we meet at Jesus's feet.
July 18, 2025
Bambora Solonzo! as you fondly called me, will forever echoe in my ears! You were not just a cousin but a brother! Thank you for your hospitality during my stay in Jos - Command Secondary School days. You sure made me feel at home. We have shared that brotherly bond till your passing. I take solace in Jim Reeve's classical song : 'This World is not my Home" trusting God that we will meet again.
May God grant you eternal rest.
Bambo
May God grant you eternal rest.
Bambo
July 18, 2025
You are more than just a classmate; you are a friend who makes life's journey so very memorable.
I fondly recall the good old days and the friends who made them so special. You are truly one of a kind.
You bring such joy to those around you.
Childhood friendships often lay the foundation for connections that last a lifetime.
Thank you for being such an important part of mine.
You will be forever remembered, my friend.
I fondly recall the good old days and the friends who made them so special. You are truly one of a kind.
You bring such joy to those around you.
Childhood friendships often lay the foundation for connections that last a lifetime.
Thank you for being such an important part of mine.
You will be forever remembered, my friend.
July 18, 2025
Wole my brother
Though we never met I enjoyed hearing you and seeing you on calls.
The pleasure you brought to all the family cannot be underestimated.
I always will recall the video of Ronke bouncing about your garden when she came to visit you in 2023, you made her & us here in UK so happy.
We will meet one day,a true gentleman
Your brother
"Big Jon"
Though we never met I enjoyed hearing you and seeing you on calls.
The pleasure you brought to all the family cannot be underestimated.
I always will recall the video of Ronke bouncing about your garden when she came to visit you in 2023, you made her & us here in UK so happy.
We will meet one day,a true gentleman
Your brother
"Big Jon"
July 18, 2025
Big bro…
I still can’t find the right words. This moment doesn’t feel real — I never imagined I’d be writing this.
You were more than just a big brother and cousin. You were calm, kind-hearted, effortlessly cool, always put together, and full of life. You had a warmth about you that made everyone feel safe and seen.
You always looked out for me — checking in, lifting me up, and rooting for me. Your words, your support, your quiet strength… they meant more than you probably ever knew.
Thank you for being you.
Heaven didn’t just gain an angel — it gained one of the best. 🕊️
Bayo Kehinde
Cousin
I still can’t find the right words. This moment doesn’t feel real — I never imagined I’d be writing this.
You were more than just a big brother and cousin. You were calm, kind-hearted, effortlessly cool, always put together, and full of life. You had a warmth about you that made everyone feel safe and seen.
You always looked out for me — checking in, lifting me up, and rooting for me. Your words, your support, your quiet strength… they meant more than you probably ever knew.
Thank you for being you.
Heaven didn’t just gain an angel — it gained one of the best. 🕊️
Bayo Kehinde
Cousin
July 18, 2025
Brother Wole, there are no words to describe how much of a light you were. Every interaction with you was filled with love, presence, and support. I’ll never forget how you would call to check in, even if only for a few minutes, made everyone feel like they mattered. You had a way of making the most ordinary moments a vibe. That was your gift - being fully present, and making us feel seen. Never did you not come through for me. May the light and peace that you shared with us continue to be with you brother.
July 17, 2025
My wife Bisi wrote this a short while ago
It is with heavy heart that I write this tribute on Wole Kehinde, the son of my bosom friend Grace. Wole was my son and was part of the Adeluyi family from birth and childhood days when we lived next to Vectis Compound, Dogon Dutse in the 1970s. Kayode, my husband was his Godfather. I recall that I baked the cake for his Christening at his baptism. Wole was a simple, easygoing, humble and reliable personality. He has gone to rest in the Lord’s Paradise devoid of sorrow and pain. He is with the Saints in everlasting joy. May God comfort his Parents, siblings, family and relations in Jesus Name. Amen
Let me add mine
Shown here is one of the photos that we took with Wole when he was recuperating at the hospital. His sudden departure was so shocking but we leave everything in the hands of Jesus whom we look unto as the Author and Finisher of our faith.
Wole was a kind and compassionate man, unassuming and well behaved.
I recall with joy in my heart that the advice and counseling offered by my wife concerning employment was heeded and this led to Wole’s employment at the Industrial Training Fund (ITF). That employment no doubt added to his joy in the latter years of his life to the glory of God.
Adieu, beloved Godson, Wole. Rest in peace with Christ, the Guardian of your soul.
Bisi and Kayode Adeluyi
It is with heavy heart that I write this tribute on Wole Kehinde, the son of my bosom friend Grace. Wole was my son and was part of the Adeluyi family from birth and childhood days when we lived next to Vectis Compound, Dogon Dutse in the 1970s. Kayode, my husband was his Godfather. I recall that I baked the cake for his Christening at his baptism. Wole was a simple, easygoing, humble and reliable personality. He has gone to rest in the Lord’s Paradise devoid of sorrow and pain. He is with the Saints in everlasting joy. May God comfort his Parents, siblings, family and relations in Jesus Name. Amen
Let me add mine
Shown here is one of the photos that we took with Wole when he was recuperating at the hospital. His sudden departure was so shocking but we leave everything in the hands of Jesus whom we look unto as the Author and Finisher of our faith.
Wole was a kind and compassionate man, unassuming and well behaved.
I recall with joy in my heart that the advice and counseling offered by my wife concerning employment was heeded and this led to Wole’s employment at the Industrial Training Fund (ITF). That employment no doubt added to his joy in the latter years of his life to the glory of God.
Adieu, beloved Godson, Wole. Rest in peace with Christ, the Guardian of your soul.
Bisi and Kayode Adeluyi
July 17, 2025
Wolsberry you were more than just a name to us — you were my brother in spirit, an uncle in wisdom, a boss in strength, and a friend in love. Your presence was a calm force, guiding us with compassion, laughter, and unwavering support. You gave me a kind heart without asking for anything in return, and the emptiness you have left by your absence cannot be filled.no one to call me Ouchman or blow me horn in the morning and say fall out my manchi. With pain in me and heavy heart, I love you.
We will carry you in our stories, our memories, and the quiet moments you once filled so beautifully. Rest well, papalovings. You were deeply loved — and always will be.
We will carry you in our stories, our memories, and the quiet moments you once filled so beautifully. Rest well, papalovings. You were deeply loved — and always will be.
July 17, 2025
My dear cousin Wole, you were a true friend & a wonderful brother. You inspired me so much by your humility. Your simplicity was remarkable. You were my shakara brother. I will miss you so much & your memories will forever be cherished. Thank you for being there for me when it mattered the most. Indeed heaven has gained. Good night PAPALOVINS!
July 17, 2025
Our time together was short, your presence left an unforgettable mark on our heart. You were the kind of person whose goodness didn’t need time to be felt, it radiated from your smile, your words, and the quiet strength in your spirit.
In those few months we shared, I observed how you listened without judgment, laughed with sincerity, and offered kindness without reason. You made people feel seen, heard, and valued. I will never forget how easily you turned strangers into friends and made difficult moments lighter just by being there.
Losing you so soon is deeply painful, but I take comfort in knowing that heaven has gained a truly kind and gentle soul. Your light may be gone from this world, but the warmth you left behind remains forever.
You were a friend more than a Landlord.
Oga *WOLE* , you will always be remembered, always missed and always loved.
Rest in peace with the Lord til we meet again.
*PERCY DAJAN FAMILY* (Tenant)
In those few months we shared, I observed how you listened without judgment, laughed with sincerity, and offered kindness without reason. You made people feel seen, heard, and valued. I will never forget how easily you turned strangers into friends and made difficult moments lighter just by being there.
Losing you so soon is deeply painful, but I take comfort in knowing that heaven has gained a truly kind and gentle soul. Your light may be gone from this world, but the warmth you left behind remains forever.
You were a friend more than a Landlord.
Oga *WOLE* , you will always be remembered, always missed and always loved.
Rest in peace with the Lord til we meet again.
*PERCY DAJAN FAMILY* (Tenant)
July 17, 2025
Uncle Woles, I never knew that you attended Command Secondary school Jos for a while. A place like that would not have been suitable for your gentility. You were so kind,so respectful,,so refined, ever smiling and always impeccably dressed, You call me mummy or sometimes grandma with so much humility. You were such an amazing human being, an angel in human form. This crying will not stop anytime soon but we're not mourning like those without hope. We take solace that we will meet again. Sleep on our uncle, Adieu.
July 17, 2025
Wole!!
How is this possible? I keep staring at your picture, still unable to believe you're gone. No... how?
You were one of the kindest, most cheerful people I know,always a positive outlook on life.
Every 6th of January will hurt now for sure. No one to share our birthday with, no call, no jist. Painful!
You’ll always be in my heart.
Gone far too soon. Rest in peace dearest Nephew.
Aunty Yinka
How is this possible? I keep staring at your picture, still unable to believe you're gone. No... how?
You were one of the kindest, most cheerful people I know,always a positive outlook on life.
Every 6th of January will hurt now for sure. No one to share our birthday with, no call, no jist. Painful!
You’ll always be in my heart.
Gone far too soon. Rest in peace dearest Nephew.
Aunty Yinka
July 17, 2025
God rest your kind and gentle soul.
It is well.
It is well.
July 16, 2025
Dear Uncle Wols.. May your gentle soul find rest with the Lord, Where there is no more pain, no more tears & no more worries. We love you & miss you very much..
July 16, 2025
My special, kind, caring, compassionate, positive, organised, and ever-supportive Uncle Wols,
These past few days have been really painful. One moment I feel encouraged, the next I'm in tears. It's been a wave of emotions that I can barely keep up with.
I can’t stop thinking about how much you meant to me and my siblings—how you always showed up for us. You weren’t just an uncle; you were like our big brother—caring, checking in, and constantly looking out for us. I remember during Michael’s wedding, you visited us every single day, to support and make sure we were okay. That’s who you were—always present, always loving.
Uncle Wols, I pray God continues to comfort and strengthen the entire family. Your absence is deeply felt, but your love and legacy live on in our hearts.
These past few days have been really painful. One moment I feel encouraged, the next I'm in tears. It's been a wave of emotions that I can barely keep up with.
I can’t stop thinking about how much you meant to me and my siblings—how you always showed up for us. You weren’t just an uncle; you were like our big brother—caring, checking in, and constantly looking out for us. I remember during Michael’s wedding, you visited us every single day, to support and make sure we were okay. That’s who you were—always present, always loving.
Uncle Wols, I pray God continues to comfort and strengthen the entire family. Your absence is deeply felt, but your love and legacy live on in our hearts.
July 16, 2025
Knowing you is knowing love. I met you through your wife Fola and I was so happy for her cause it was so glaring that she has indeed found love. I admire your love story.
I remember blessing your wife's womb on your wedding day cause I was heavily pregnant but couldn't watch me not attending my oremi's big day. Little did we know it wasn't gonna last long. I cried when I heard of your demise like I loss a brother cause you were indeed a good person,Sir Wols.
You spoke calmly and was so full of life!
Oh my oremi, only God in heaven can comfort you in this difficult moment and my prayers are with you.
Rest in peace,sir Wols.
I remember blessing your wife's womb on your wedding day cause I was heavily pregnant but couldn't watch me not attending my oremi's big day. Little did we know it wasn't gonna last long. I cried when I heard of your demise like I loss a brother cause you were indeed a good person,Sir Wols.
You spoke calmly and was so full of life!
Oh my oremi, only God in heaven can comfort you in this difficult moment and my prayers are with you.
Rest in peace,sir Wols.
July 16, 2025
Wols,The loss is profound.
Your sudden departure feels surreal, leaving behind an ache that runs deep. Your absence is deeply felt—an unfillable void.
Yet, we find some comfort in the fond memories we shared and knowing you left this harsh, unforgiving world with a smile on your face,as if to remind us that somehow, everything will be okay.
Rest easy, Wols.
You are missed beyond words.
Your sudden departure feels surreal, leaving behind an ache that runs deep. Your absence is deeply felt—an unfillable void.
Yet, we find some comfort in the fond memories we shared and knowing you left this harsh, unforgiving world with a smile on your face,as if to remind us that somehow, everything will be okay.
Rest easy, Wols.
You are missed beyond words.
July 15, 2025
Rest in peace uncle Wols. We love and miss you.
July 15, 2025
Beloved Cousin and Brother, you will surely be missed.
The memories of our childhood still remains strong though we haven’t seen for several years. The news of your passing hits hard as I was looking forward to some catch ups soonest.
The assurance that you are in a better place is the consolation that makes this feel like a transition rather than a loss.
Rest on Bro.
The memories of our childhood still remains strong though we haven’t seen for several years. The news of your passing hits hard as I was looking forward to some catch ups soonest.
The assurance that you are in a better place is the consolation that makes this feel like a transition rather than a loss.
Rest on Bro.
July 15, 2025
To my wonder cousin, Wole, thank God for your wonderful testimonies. You will be greatly missed. May your gentle soul continue to rest on
July 15, 2025
To My handsome Broda, just like I always call u.
Did know that was going to be a good bye the last time I saw u kai ur kindness that smile, thank u for always remembering me n checking up. My ur beautiful soul rest in Peace n my condolences to ur beautiful family. Rest on Bro
Did know that was going to be a good bye the last time I saw u kai ur kindness that smile, thank u for always remembering me n checking up. My ur beautiful soul rest in Peace n my condolences to ur beautiful family. Rest on Bro
July 15, 2025
Brother Wole, I will surely miss you. You had this positive energy and radiant spirit that I would never forget, you made it so easy to have conversations with you. There’s a way you always called me ‘Keke’ in a very loving way and it always made me smile like a little girl. You’ve been a positive impact on me and I pray you rest in peace in the mighty arms of the Lord.
July 15, 2025
Brother Wolz,
Thank you for the positive energy you carried and kindness towards humanity. Thank you for being a big brother to me. Your memories will be cherished always for good. With love and respect, may you rest in peace with God Almighty 🙏❤️💐
Thank you for the positive energy you carried and kindness towards humanity. Thank you for being a big brother to me. Your memories will be cherished always for good. With love and respect, may you rest in peace with God Almighty 🙏❤️💐
July 15, 2025
I remember Wole as the quiet, cool and easy going one. The news of your passing did hit very hard even though we had lost contact for a long time. But I must say that I am consoled, hearing many beautiful testimonies of the life you lived. I pray God grant you eternal rest and give us all the fortitude to bear this irreplaceable lost
July 15, 2025
Dear wole,
My fondest memory of you is standing by your class window every break time.Myself,Kemi and Godiya,we'd wait for you to give us pocket money for Mama Titi's rice at the black market. You'd roll your eyes every time you saw us,but you always came through. You were truly a big brother to all of us and you'll be greatly missed.
My fondest memory of you is standing by your class window every break time.Myself,Kemi and Godiya,we'd wait for you to give us pocket money for Mama Titi's rice at the black market. You'd roll your eyes every time you saw us,but you always came through. You were truly a big brother to all of us and you'll be greatly missed.
July 15, 2025
Kai Walsman it was a shock because u looked and behaved strong even in pains. I will miss your constant smiles n laughter. Rest on brother
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Other family members
Tobi Kehinde
Brother
Kola Kehinde
Brother
Folake Kehinde
Sister
Pa Ayo Kehinde
Sarah Kehinde
Emmanuel Adetunji
Alice Adetunji
Bankole Kehinde
Grace Kehinde
Fola Kehinde
Ronke Coe
Yemisi Sawyerr
Tiwa Kehinde
Kemi Eminefo
Tope Adzua
Ronke Coe
Yemisi Sawyerr
Kemi Eminefo
Tope Adzua
Fola Kehinde
Tiwa Kehinde
Oluwole Kehinde
Appreciation
Appreciation
The Kehinde family extends our deepest gratitude for the outpouring of love and support shown to us following the loss of our beloved son, brother, and husband, Wole Kehinde. Your prayers, comforting words, and acts of kindness have meant more than words can express during this difficult time. You have reminded us of the incredibly generous and loving spirit Wole shared with everyone he met. God bless you all as you travel back to your various destination both near and far.
Service
Please join us to pay a last tribute.
We will come together to remember and pay tribute at a funeral service. While we mourn the loss of our dear Wole, we also aim to cherish the moments shared and the joy brought into our lives. Your presence would mean a great deal to us during this time of remembrance and reflection.
We will come together to remember and pay tribute at a funeral service. While we mourn the loss of our dear Wole, we also aim to cherish the moments shared and the joy brought into our lives. Your presence would mean a great deal to us during this time of remembrance and reflection.
Living Faith Church, British American Junction, Jos, Plateau State
25 July, 2025 at 10am
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Dear friends and loved ones, We're overwhelmed by your love and support during this challenging time. Your kindness means the world to us. For those who've asked how to help, we've set up a way for you to contribute to funeral expenses and final medical bills. Your generosity would be a huge blessing.
Nigerian Bank Account details:
Kemi Eminefo
GTB Naira account - 0023156800
US Bank Account details:
Oluyemisi Sawyerr
Bank of America
Routing -121000358
Acct #- 002346775104
Zelle - niddlesandpins@yahoo.com
Nigerian Bank Account details:
Kemi Eminefo
GTB Naira account - 0023156800
US Bank Account details:
Oluyemisi Sawyerr
Bank of America
Routing -121000358
Acct #- 002346775104
Zelle - niddlesandpins@yahoo.com
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