27 entries.
wrote on July 18, 2025
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10:39 pm
Thank GOD Almighty for the privilege of knowing you, you were a mother to me. Distance didn't separate us, calling and praying with me and my family shall remain in our memories for life.
It was hard for my husband to break your demise to me because, he knew how much you are cherished in our family.
Your love radiates among us women of excellence in the church’s of Christ Anointed Kingdom International Church (CAKIC). You are truly the mother of all mothers in and outside the vineyard. Rest well, Mummy.
You will forever live in our hearts.
It was hard for my husband to break your demise to me because, he knew how much you are cherished in our family.
Your love radiates among us women of excellence in the church’s of Christ Anointed Kingdom International Church (CAKIC). You are truly the mother of all mothers in and outside the vineyard. Rest well, Mummy.
You will forever live in our hearts.
wrote on July 18, 2025
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10:56 am
Revd. Mrs. Cecelia Olayinka Omomukuyo was a woman of rare grace — soft-spoken, yet full of wisdom; gentle, yet spiritually strong.
Her life was a blessing to many. She led with quiet strength, loved with a pure heart, and served God with unwavering devotion.
Mama didn’t just preach the Word — she lived it daily, with humility, compassion, and dignity.
Her memory will remain a guiding light in the hearts of all who knew her.
Thank you, Mama, for your example. You ran your race well. Rest in eternal peace.
Her life was a blessing to many. She led with quiet strength, loved with a pure heart, and served God with unwavering devotion.
Mama didn’t just preach the Word — she lived it daily, with humility, compassion, and dignity.
Her memory will remain a guiding light in the hearts of all who knew her.
Thank you, Mama, for your example. You ran your race well. Rest in eternal peace.
wrote on July 16, 2025
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9:06 pm
Simi Akinbobola wrote from the UK.
Sister, you left without goodbyes.
You left without so long!
Your smiles remained a continuum.
You would always smile.
Your friendship was captivating.
Looking out for others was so natural with you.
Always, you remained our someone special.
Till the end of time.
So long, sister Yinka.
How we cherished you.
But, now, you are gone.
But, you did not say goodbye.
It hurts, it's hurts so badly.
To see you go, just like that!
We thank God for a life well lived.
Rest in peace my ever loving sister.
O dowuo egunmi lukaluka.
Omo bami Beipie.
Omo lagbede.
Edidan rewu.
Omo bami guard.
Instruments of the most high God.
Eekoko!
R.I.P Rev. Yinka Omomukuyo.
Odowuo o, bami ki bami o.
Bami ki awon yeye wa o.
This is so hard to believe!
Good night sister.
We love you.
Le o egunmi.
Hmmm! Oma se o!
Good night ma.
Sister, you left without goodbyes.
You left without so long!
Your smiles remained a continuum.
You would always smile.
Your friendship was captivating.
Looking out for others was so natural with you.
Always, you remained our someone special.
Till the end of time.
So long, sister Yinka.
How we cherished you.
But, now, you are gone.
But, you did not say goodbye.
It hurts, it's hurts so badly.
To see you go, just like that!
We thank God for a life well lived.
Rest in peace my ever loving sister.
O dowuo egunmi lukaluka.
Omo bami Beipie.
Omo lagbede.
Edidan rewu.
Omo bami guard.
Instruments of the most high God.
Eekoko!
R.I.P Rev. Yinka Omomukuyo.
Odowuo o, bami ki bami o.
Bami ki awon yeye wa o.
This is so hard to believe!
Good night sister.
We love you.
Le o egunmi.
Hmmm! Oma se o!
Good night ma.
wrote on July 15, 2025
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10:06 pm
A Tribute to a once in a lifetime kind of woman.
Stars litter the colored canvas of the starry skies, but you were of a different shine.
Enshrined in your every smile, was a vivid reflection of how great a love that your heart carried.
Now in echoes of time past you may reside, but onward into the future we carry you in our hearts, forever immortalized in our every breath. Our every thought.
For as long as this heart of mine beats, it will signify the rhythm of essence of how beautiful a woman you were, how beautiful a human you were.
This is for everything i didn't get to thank you for, this is for you Mummy Shee! The wife of a shepherd, even more the daughter of a Benevolent God. This is for you, in my heart, always and forever.
Stars litter the colored canvas of the starry skies, but you were of a different shine.
Enshrined in your every smile, was a vivid reflection of how great a love that your heart carried.
Now in echoes of time past you may reside, but onward into the future we carry you in our hearts, forever immortalized in our every breath. Our every thought.
For as long as this heart of mine beats, it will signify the rhythm of essence of how beautiful a woman you were, how beautiful a human you were.
This is for everything i didn't get to thank you for, this is for you Mummy Shee! The wife of a shepherd, even more the daughter of a Benevolent God. This is for you, in my heart, always and forever.
wrote on July 15, 2025
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2:21 pm
I'll never forget the time you shared about my life story and countless others, will forever be etched in my heart." This draws strength from the things you shared and taught me and live by the words "Ti a ba ni a ka iree oluwa, ile ashu ile a moo...." keep resting in the blossom of the Lord till we meet again.
wrote on July 14, 2025
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4:50 am
A tribute to a lovely mother with a caring heart.
On behalf of my family I want to thank you for all you did. There is this particular prayer and promise you made for my family and you kept it even when you were not feeling too well.
For a decade that we waited on God you were always praying for myself and my wife, assuring us you will be the one to carry our baby during the dedication.
When the Lord did it, you called and gave us your word that you'll attend the dedication despite your health challenges, mummy you kept that promise but never waited to witness your baby's first step. This broke our heart as a family,but who are we to question God?
You're always true to your words and didn't pretend about things. A virtuous and courageous mother you were to all that you truly cared about.
Only God can fill this vacuum you left behind.may he strengthen the wonderful family you left behind. Your unanswered prayers for your loved ones would be answered even after you've left this world . Above all, we pray the holy Spirit comforts Daddy Shepherd who loved you lavishly.
Rest in perfect peace Mama She
On behalf of my family I want to thank you for all you did. There is this particular prayer and promise you made for my family and you kept it even when you were not feeling too well.
For a decade that we waited on God you were always praying for myself and my wife, assuring us you will be the one to carry our baby during the dedication.
When the Lord did it, you called and gave us your word that you'll attend the dedication despite your health challenges, mummy you kept that promise but never waited to witness your baby's first step. This broke our heart as a family,but who are we to question God?
You're always true to your words and didn't pretend about things. A virtuous and courageous mother you were to all that you truly cared about.
Only God can fill this vacuum you left behind.may he strengthen the wonderful family you left behind. Your unanswered prayers for your loved ones would be answered even after you've left this world . Above all, we pray the holy Spirit comforts Daddy Shepherd who loved you lavishly.
Rest in perfect peace Mama She
wrote on July 11, 2025
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7:35 pm
Hmmmm…What a Life an Angel gone to meet her Creator. You were an Angel in the midst of human I barely know you but little did I know that the first time we met was the Last. Your warm reception and smiles radiates everyone around you how will Daddy cope how will your daughters feel your absence has left a great Void in our hearts most especially Oluwakemi we know you are in a better place of rest and peace till the resurrection morning. Sleep well Mummy you will be greatly missed 😭😢💔
wrote on July 3, 2025
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3:17 pm
Mummy Shepherd, Mama Dada, the mother of all she's. We prayed, we fasted, we joined faith together , we were hopeful but God loves you more . You will be greatly missed Mama atata
Esun Daada. May your soul rest in perfect peace . The Lord will uphold the family, home and family of Christ you left behind in Jesus mighty name. Amen
Esun Daada. May your soul rest in perfect peace . The Lord will uphold the family, home and family of Christ you left behind in Jesus mighty name. Amen
wrote on July 2, 2025
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5:36 pm
A Tribute To My Dearest MUMMY SHEPHERD (REV'D MRS CECILIA OLAYINKA OMOMUKUYO). MAMA of all the Shee's.
I don't know where to begin my tribute, my heart is so heavy writing this because words alone cannot describe who Mummy was to me and her impacts on my life since I met her for the first time in the year 2014, when I was introduced to her in the Church, Mummy took me as her daughter, she prayed for me, welcomed me and promised me that day that she will always be a mother to me and that is who she has been to me since then.
Mummy was a very good and caring mother to me. A mother who always prays for me, loves me unconditionally, cares for me, listen to me, advice me and encourages me all the time. Mummy always show concerns about my wellbeing and my personal issues, she knows when I'm happy and when I'm going through some challenges even if I have not discussed it with her. She will ask me question like ' my daughter are you okay?' And she will tell me, my daughter you know I'm your mother and you can tell me anything, this assurance she always gives me as being my mother gave me confidence of telling her everything. She never gets tired of listening to me, she never judged me instead she will pray for me, encourages me to hope and have faith in God, gives me motherly advice and make sure I smile before leaving her presence.
I remember when I had no job, Mummy asked me to work for Daddy as a Secretary, I was scared because I haven't done Secretary job before and Mummy made me to have confidence in myself that I can do it and promised to stand by me and she did stood by me to make the job so easy for me. I appreciate your love for me, Mummy.
I cannot forget Daddy and Mummy's early morning calls on my birthdays, their prayers and gifts to celebrate my birthday. Mummy thank you for being a wonderful mother to me.
Mummy, words fails me to tell all of who you were to me. Your demise came to me as a rude shock and it hurts me deeply. The thought of not seeing you physically again brings tears to my eyes and also breaks my heart but one thing that gives me joy is that I know you are in a better place, you are with the LORD. I missed your prayers, your calls, your care, your kindness, your love, your Compassion, your smile, your warmth, the way you switch to our dialect anytime we are having a conversation and your greetings to me in our dialect, recharge card money as you always call it when giving it to me on Sundays.
Mummy I love you but GOD loves more and I know that you came, you saw and you conquered. I will forever remember you for your well lived Godly life of a virtuous woman, a woman of God, a woman of faith, a woman of love, care and Compassion towards everyone.
I pray that the LORD will continue to comfort, console, uphold and strengthen Daddy and the children in Jesus Name Amen 🙏.
Mummy, continue to rest well in the bossom of our Lord Jesus Christ till we meet again on the resurrection day.
SUN RE OO, MAMA RERE
(ABIYAMO TOOTO).
MAMA SHEE.
I don't know where to begin my tribute, my heart is so heavy writing this because words alone cannot describe who Mummy was to me and her impacts on my life since I met her for the first time in the year 2014, when I was introduced to her in the Church, Mummy took me as her daughter, she prayed for me, welcomed me and promised me that day that she will always be a mother to me and that is who she has been to me since then.
Mummy was a very good and caring mother to me. A mother who always prays for me, loves me unconditionally, cares for me, listen to me, advice me and encourages me all the time. Mummy always show concerns about my wellbeing and my personal issues, she knows when I'm happy and when I'm going through some challenges even if I have not discussed it with her. She will ask me question like ' my daughter are you okay?' And she will tell me, my daughter you know I'm your mother and you can tell me anything, this assurance she always gives me as being my mother gave me confidence of telling her everything. She never gets tired of listening to me, she never judged me instead she will pray for me, encourages me to hope and have faith in God, gives me motherly advice and make sure I smile before leaving her presence.
I remember when I had no job, Mummy asked me to work for Daddy as a Secretary, I was scared because I haven't done Secretary job before and Mummy made me to have confidence in myself that I can do it and promised to stand by me and she did stood by me to make the job so easy for me. I appreciate your love for me, Mummy.
I cannot forget Daddy and Mummy's early morning calls on my birthdays, their prayers and gifts to celebrate my birthday. Mummy thank you for being a wonderful mother to me.
Mummy, words fails me to tell all of who you were to me. Your demise came to me as a rude shock and it hurts me deeply. The thought of not seeing you physically again brings tears to my eyes and also breaks my heart but one thing that gives me joy is that I know you are in a better place, you are with the LORD. I missed your prayers, your calls, your care, your kindness, your love, your Compassion, your smile, your warmth, the way you switch to our dialect anytime we are having a conversation and your greetings to me in our dialect, recharge card money as you always call it when giving it to me on Sundays.
Mummy I love you but GOD loves more and I know that you came, you saw and you conquered. I will forever remember you for your well lived Godly life of a virtuous woman, a woman of God, a woman of faith, a woman of love, care and Compassion towards everyone.
I pray that the LORD will continue to comfort, console, uphold and strengthen Daddy and the children in Jesus Name Amen 🙏.
Mummy, continue to rest well in the bossom of our Lord Jesus Christ till we meet again on the resurrection day.
SUN RE OO, MAMA RERE
(ABIYAMO TOOTO).
MAMA SHEE.
wrote on July 1, 2025
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8:05 pm
It is with deep respect and a heavy heart that I pay tribute to the late Cecilia Omomukuyo—a woman whose warmth, strength, and grace left a lasting impression on all who knew her.
Though she was not my mother by blood, she welcomed me into her home like a mother would her child, the few times i visited during some of the most formative years of my life. As the mother of my best friend in secondary school, it was only natural that some of the values she instilled in her son would rub off on me and have contributed to some of the values i hold dear and helped shape who i am today.
Her unwavering support for her family was a testament to her character, often reflected in the lives of her children- Femi, Yemi, Kemi and Remi, who were all my friends in secondary school. She was a pillar not only in her household but in the lives of many young people who were fortunate enough to cross her path.
Cecilia’s legacy lives on in the values she instilled, the love she gave so freely, and the memories we hold dear. May her soul rest in perfect peace, and may her family find strength in the love that surrounds them.
Though she was not my mother by blood, she welcomed me into her home like a mother would her child, the few times i visited during some of the most formative years of my life. As the mother of my best friend in secondary school, it was only natural that some of the values she instilled in her son would rub off on me and have contributed to some of the values i hold dear and helped shape who i am today.
Her unwavering support for her family was a testament to her character, often reflected in the lives of her children- Femi, Yemi, Kemi and Remi, who were all my friends in secondary school. She was a pillar not only in her household but in the lives of many young people who were fortunate enough to cross her path.
Cecilia’s legacy lives on in the values she instilled, the love she gave so freely, and the memories we hold dear. May her soul rest in perfect peace, and may her family find strength in the love that surrounds them.
wrote on June 30, 2025
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7:02 am
A Tribute to a Remarkable Woman
It's hard to put into words what Mummy Omomukuyo meant to me. She wasn’t just my best friend’s mum—she was like a second mother to me. I’ve known her for as long as I can remember, and throughout my life, her warmth, kindness, and unwavering care have been a constant comfort.
Mummy had the biggest, most beautiful smile—one that could light up an entire room and put your heart at ease. Her presence was calming, her words always thoughtful, and her heart endlessly generous.
Mummy became not just a mother to me but a grandmother to my children. I remember the times we spent together in London, how you always call Kiki your Doctor! I remember how you always remember her birthdays and send her “something for cake”. She loved my children, and they adored her in return.
Mummy will always pray for Kemi and I, she will say that no evil will separate us, always praying for our bond to grow stronger. She lived with such grace and gave so much love to everyone around her. Her legacy is in the lives she touched—and I am deeply grateful to be one of them.
Mummy will be missed beyond measure, but I take comfort in the countless memories, the love she gave so freely, and the example she set for all of us. I know that we will meet again on the resurrection morning.
Rest peacefully, Mummy. You will always be in our hearts.
It's hard to put into words what Mummy Omomukuyo meant to me. She wasn’t just my best friend’s mum—she was like a second mother to me. I’ve known her for as long as I can remember, and throughout my life, her warmth, kindness, and unwavering care have been a constant comfort.
Mummy had the biggest, most beautiful smile—one that could light up an entire room and put your heart at ease. Her presence was calming, her words always thoughtful, and her heart endlessly generous.
Mummy became not just a mother to me but a grandmother to my children. I remember the times we spent together in London, how you always call Kiki your Doctor! I remember how you always remember her birthdays and send her “something for cake”. She loved my children, and they adored her in return.
Mummy will always pray for Kemi and I, she will say that no evil will separate us, always praying for our bond to grow stronger. She lived with such grace and gave so much love to everyone around her. Her legacy is in the lives she touched—and I am deeply grateful to be one of them.
Mummy will be missed beyond measure, but I take comfort in the countless memories, the love she gave so freely, and the example she set for all of us. I know that we will meet again on the resurrection morning.
Rest peacefully, Mummy. You will always be in our hearts.
wrote on June 29, 2025
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5:08 pm
Tribute to Mummy C.O Omomokuyo.
My wife and I first met this great woman of God When they started using our facility as a church. You can tell who a woman is simply by how she has been able to make her husband look They both look younger than their age,this made us want to move closer to them apart from the great anointing they both Carry.
Mummy Omomokuyo was kind,loving,giving,always warm with a charming radiant smile.
Her love for God and the things of the Lord is second to none,A Virtuous woman who can find?Her price is far above rubbies,She is Mummy Omomokuyo. The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her and her children called her blessed.
There was a Christmas that My wife and I received different types of clothes as gifts from the church that we were wondering what is going?
Another Christmas is rice for us and all members of our staffs not to mention reportedly monetary gifts to our Managers from time to time. This is an act of generosity from background traceable to the home of which Mummy was the co labourer in God's vineyard. When we thought we should be the one giving as they are patronising us but it is the other way round.
What more can we say,Mummy your death came to us as a rude shock but we are comforted that you lived a life dedicated to God and Humanities. The bible also said we should not sorrow like those that has no hope,Yes we have hope that we shall all see on the resurrection morning.
Adieu Mummy Omomokuyo.
May the Lord grant Daddy especially, the entire family, the church of God CAKIC Worldwide and the body of Christ the fortitude to bear this great loss in Jesus mighty name Amen.
Adieu great daughter of Zion,You came,You saw,You Conquered.
Engr Dr Bayo Oluyamo.
Chairman Mountroyal Centre Hotel.
My wife and I first met this great woman of God When they started using our facility as a church. You can tell who a woman is simply by how she has been able to make her husband look They both look younger than their age,this made us want to move closer to them apart from the great anointing they both Carry.
Mummy Omomokuyo was kind,loving,giving,always warm with a charming radiant smile.
Her love for God and the things of the Lord is second to none,A Virtuous woman who can find?Her price is far above rubbies,She is Mummy Omomokuyo. The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her and her children called her blessed.
There was a Christmas that My wife and I received different types of clothes as gifts from the church that we were wondering what is going?
Another Christmas is rice for us and all members of our staffs not to mention reportedly monetary gifts to our Managers from time to time. This is an act of generosity from background traceable to the home of which Mummy was the co labourer in God's vineyard. When we thought we should be the one giving as they are patronising us but it is the other way round.
What more can we say,Mummy your death came to us as a rude shock but we are comforted that you lived a life dedicated to God and Humanities. The bible also said we should not sorrow like those that has no hope,Yes we have hope that we shall all see on the resurrection morning.
Adieu Mummy Omomokuyo.
May the Lord grant Daddy especially, the entire family, the church of God CAKIC Worldwide and the body of Christ the fortitude to bear this great loss in Jesus mighty name Amen.
Adieu great daughter of Zion,You came,You saw,You Conquered.
Engr Dr Bayo Oluyamo.
Chairman Mountroyal Centre Hotel.
wrote on June 28, 2025
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8:21 pm
Tribute to Our Beloved Aunty – Revd. (Mrs.) Cecilia Olayinka Omomukuyo
Aunty Yinka was a truly warm, kind, and gracious soul. Her radiant smile and gentle spirit could light up any room, and she carried that light with her wherever she went.
She held a special place in the heart of our late Father; Dr. Ayodeji Akinbobola. Aunty Yinka was a constant presence at our family gatherings; always greeting us with her signature warmth and affectionate hugs. Her love and kindness extended beyond our Dad to our dear Mum, Mrs. Adeshola Akinbobola, and to each of us: Yinka, Lanre, Siji, Ranti and Oluwaseun.
We remain deeply grateful for the love and affection she consistently showed our family through the years. Her presence will be dearly missed, but her beautiful legacy of love, joy, and grace will live on in our hearts forever.
May God grant her eternal rest, and may the Holy Spirit comfort and uphold her husband, children and the entire family at this time.
With love,
Yinka, Lanre, Siji, Ranti and Oluwaseun.
Children of Late Dr. Ayodeji Akinbobola and Mrs. Adeshola Akinbobola
Aunty Yinka was a truly warm, kind, and gracious soul. Her radiant smile and gentle spirit could light up any room, and she carried that light with her wherever she went.
She held a special place in the heart of our late Father; Dr. Ayodeji Akinbobola. Aunty Yinka was a constant presence at our family gatherings; always greeting us with her signature warmth and affectionate hugs. Her love and kindness extended beyond our Dad to our dear Mum, Mrs. Adeshola Akinbobola, and to each of us: Yinka, Lanre, Siji, Ranti and Oluwaseun.
We remain deeply grateful for the love and affection she consistently showed our family through the years. Her presence will be dearly missed, but her beautiful legacy of love, joy, and grace will live on in our hearts forever.
May God grant her eternal rest, and may the Holy Spirit comfort and uphold her husband, children and the entire family at this time.
With love,
Yinka, Lanre, Siji, Ranti and Oluwaseun.
Children of Late Dr. Ayodeji Akinbobola and Mrs. Adeshola Akinbobola
wrote on June 27, 2025
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9:40 am
Mrs Yinka Omomukuyo, wife of Pastor Benson Omomukuyo was met 40yrs ago while leaving in festac.The bond between the duo is too strong to behold, especially in spiritual journey and home front.
An affable, lively, warm,generous and good sense of humour. Interacts freely to both the young and old.
You regard me as a brother not a a business associate. Holding my wife firmly like next sibling.
May the good Lord grant every member of the family the fortitude to bear the vacuum created.
Yemi,kemi, my bro,Remi pls let's give thanks to wonderful life she lived.
As apostle Paul stated in
2 Timo 4:7. She has fought a good fight ,finished the race and kept the blazing faith.
Adieu.
Our wonderful sister and friend.
An affable, lively, warm,generous and good sense of humour. Interacts freely to both the young and old.
You regard me as a brother not a a business associate. Holding my wife firmly like next sibling.
May the good Lord grant every member of the family the fortitude to bear the vacuum created.
Yemi,kemi, my bro,Remi pls let's give thanks to wonderful life she lived.
As apostle Paul stated in
2 Timo 4:7. She has fought a good fight ,finished the race and kept the blazing faith.
Adieu.
Our wonderful sister and friend.
wrote on June 27, 2025
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7:21 am
My beloved Mummy Shepherd, (Revd) Cecilia Olayinka Omomukuyo,
I will never forget the day you came to visit me at Ogunsami nineteen years ago after I had a stillbirth. You actually exhibited a motherly love to me during your lifetime.
The words of encouragement, acts of compassion, and kindness you have shown me and my family over the years are amazing.
I didn't know you were telling me goodbye when you called me, prayed for me, and also sent money to me on my 50th birthday, 07-02-2025. I will forever cherish our memorable memories.
I will miss you dearly, but I know that you are in a better place, free from pains and worries.
Thank you for showing us light, thank you for loving Daddy Shepherd dearly and thank you for living a life worth of emulation.
Mama Shepherd, sleep on in the bosom of the Lord until we meet to part no more in Jesus' name, amen.
I will never forget the day you came to visit me at Ogunsami nineteen years ago after I had a stillbirth. You actually exhibited a motherly love to me during your lifetime.
The words of encouragement, acts of compassion, and kindness you have shown me and my family over the years are amazing.
I didn't know you were telling me goodbye when you called me, prayed for me, and also sent money to me on my 50th birthday, 07-02-2025. I will forever cherish our memorable memories.
I will miss you dearly, but I know that you are in a better place, free from pains and worries.
Thank you for showing us light, thank you for loving Daddy Shepherd dearly and thank you for living a life worth of emulation.
Mama Shepherd, sleep on in the bosom of the Lord until we meet to part no more in Jesus' name, amen.
wrote on June 26, 2025
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9:33 am
Mummy, I only met you face to face once but you left a lasting memory. You were so welcoming, kind and warm. It's how you remember my name and always ask after me from then onward that surprises me and how you made sure to send me a wedding gift when I least expected it. I was heartbroken when I heard of your passing. We love you mummy but God loves you more. We will all miss you. Rest in peace mummy! 😇
wrote on June 24, 2025
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7:55 pm
I met Mama (Revd) Omomukuyo in 2023 in the company of Revd. What struck me was her warmth and humility. Very down to earth, very unassuming and prayerful. I admired the close bond she and Revd shared. You are surely in the bosom of our God and saviour whom you loved so much and who loves you eternally. God is faithful and will surely keep watch over your beloved family. You have fought the good fight!!! May your gentle soul rest in eternal peace. Amen
wrote on June 23, 2025
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8:00 pm
A TRIBUTE TO REV MRS CECILIA OLAYINKA OMOMUKUYO
Dear Mama SHE, today as I try to put my feelings into words, it makes to remember the day , my wedding date was announced in our band(Grace Bank) at C&S AYO NI O then, you were very happy to the extend that you gave me #20:00 , Hmmm I can never forget.
I realized that no words can truly capture the love, warmth and the motherly role you played then with heart full of unconditional love.
Myself and oladeinde's family will never forget you Mama SHE. You are a remarkable woman in deed both in and out.
Daddy SHE may Almighty God Comfort you, your family and as a church the strength to bear the lost in Jesus name amen. Rest on peacefully dear mummy SHE until we meet again to part no more.
Ao pade lese Jesu Olugbala.
Love From, Deaconess Felicia Bisiola Oluwa and family.
Dear Mama SHE, today as I try to put my feelings into words, it makes to remember the day , my wedding date was announced in our band(Grace Bank) at C&S AYO NI O then, you were very happy to the extend that you gave me #20:00 , Hmmm I can never forget.
I realized that no words can truly capture the love, warmth and the motherly role you played then with heart full of unconditional love.
Myself and oladeinde's family will never forget you Mama SHE. You are a remarkable woman in deed both in and out.
Daddy SHE may Almighty God Comfort you, your family and as a church the strength to bear the lost in Jesus name amen. Rest on peacefully dear mummy SHE until we meet again to part no more.
Ao pade lese Jesu Olugbala.
Love From, Deaconess Felicia Bisiola Oluwa and family.
wrote on June 23, 2025
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2:15 pm
I can’t really believe that you have left us so suddenly Yinka. It’s like a bad dream, which I thought I will wake up from. May your gentle soul rest peacefully with the Lord. You served him most of your adult life. I strongly believe you are with the angels and in God’s bosom. Continue to rest in the Lord.
wrote on June 22, 2025
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10:00 pm
Mummy,I can't believe you are gone home .I met you for the first time and it felt like we had known each other our lifetime.you dearly called me Sister Grace.You did not let me go without a gift and a prayer for me ,you and daddy gave me money and books ,even when I told you I had been paid for my service ,you insisted it was your own token to me.
The Lord you served and represented will welcome you home and give you your mansion .Rest in the Lord Mummy
The Lord you served and represented will welcome you home and give you your mansion .Rest in the Lord Mummy