Comments on: A life well spent

By: RAJE PHILIP

RAJE PHILIP — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 11:42:08 +0000

D&T, DO PLS ACCEPT MY CONDOLENCES, FOR IT IS APPOINTED UNTO A MAN TO DIE ONCE THEN JUDGEMENT THOUGH I DON’T KNOW HER IN PERSON BUT FROM ALL I HAVE READ ABOUT MAMA, SHE IS INDEED A WONDERFUL AND GOD FEARING WOMAN, I KNOW SHE IS RESTING IN HEAVEN.
BELOVED, DON’T LET US CRY MUCH ON HER DEPARTURE, DEATH IS INEVITABLE, PLS LETS WORK OUT OUR SALVATION, FOR NO MAN KNOWS THE VERY DAY JESUS IS COMING BUT ONLY OUR FATHER IN HEAVEN.

GOD UPHOLD YOUR FAMILY TILL THE DAY OF HIS COMING.

LOVE U ——-

PHILIP

By: Gbenga Popoola

Gbenga Popoola — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 10:36:55 +0000

I still remember her care and genuine concern whenever i went for treatment at the clinic in FGCI..

If i heard that the nurse on duty was “MRS. AKINYEMI”, i would gladly go!

Our condolances, ‘Deolu & ‘Tope. Just be glad that mummy is in a far better place. Lets all aspire to see her, and a host of other loved ones we miss on this side of eternity.

By: Niyioski

Niyioski — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 17:11:30 +0000

It’s amazing how we can all recount experiences of immense impact she had on us on a personal level, for me it was how she took her profession to an extra length giving me medical attention beyond the usual. And of course I can’t forget how she would remember my secondary school nickname so many years after I left secondary school and she would insist on calling me that name.I couldn’t help but pray that she forgot that name as I didn’t quite like the name then……but now I wish she can still call me the name as much as she wants….if only it could make her spend more time with us….but I have learnt that God’s decisions are best as far as death of His saints is concerned. We feel a loss but for her it is GAIN. Lets not be selfish but rather rejoice with her. She made it to the other side!!!

By: funmilola fasunloye

funmilola fasunloye — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 14:28:52 +0000

sorry about the death of your mother inlaw sister dear , may her soul rest in peace , I can see remember her very well , seen her in most of your family functions , very agile and active , may God give you the fortitude to bear the loss , my regards to your husband

By: oluyemi adeosun

oluyemi adeosun — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 07:13:44 +0000

“e ku oro eniyan”. ojo a jina si ra won o…..

By: olufunke

olufunke — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 08:13:52 +0000

As I was reading through this , I was wondering ……’what a great woman’
I was thinking, God I want to be as nice to my in-laws
I am challenged to be ALL I can be, Impact lives and people can say when I go to be with the Lord, she touched lives.
You really would miss her.
Please accept my condolences,
I remember ….”For me to live is Christ,and to die is gain”

@Deolu, Please accept my sympathies,
Please o, wink on.
It was good to read that your mother was also your friend
I am sure you are proud of the woman she was, a lot to learn from her.

By: imelda

imelda — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 16:33:04 +0000

my love and condolences to you and ur family at this time.

By: Bukola

Bukola — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 13:07:04 +0000

yes ore, be comforted because we are guaranteed that in Him and ‘cos of Him we shall see again.

By: JesusFreak

JesusFreak — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 12:01:51 +0000

Nice read mam.

“The value of life is in living, in donation, in giving. Death makes us reflect more, and brings us more in touch with the fact that all we have once we’re gone is vanity, what counts is what speaks about us once we’re gone. I’m motivated, to live beyond the sphere of my lifetime, to leave a legacy.”

Leave a legacy.

http://www.adesojiadegbulu.com/man-in-the-mirror

By: Tolu Akinsanmi

Tolu Akinsanmi — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 10:17:17 +0000

May her soul rest in blessed peace. Great write -up Tope…it does makes one determined to live life and live it well. God bless and comfort you and your family