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Oluwaseun Adekola
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feyikemi i luv u September 4, 2009
i dont now what to say maybe cos am still crying, cos am still in pain, cos i dont understand, cos it feels like a bad dream that i still want to wake up from, but i know we (myself and olusola) have to be strong for dad and mum who cant get over the fact that you are no longer with us, no family rectangle table again, i wonder about alot of things cos i dnt understand and i know i cant ask why. But if am asked, i will say its way too soon, why you? why now? but i cant ask cos i know we love you but God loves you more. So, i will say to all those like me still asking why........ we love OLUWASEUN OLADOTUN ADEKOLA but GOD LOVES HIM MORE and we should all work hard to get to heaven cos all our questions will be answered their, and we will meet to part no more. I love You my brother, ceeba.
Adejumo olumuyiwa rest in peace June 23, 2009

Almost persuaded,"now to believe'

 It was a sad thing 4 us,when it was learnt that you"ve gone to the bossom of the lord.

but when at the golden portals you are standing,

all ur tribulations,all ur sorrows past,

How sweet 2 hear the blessed proclamation,

"ENTER,FAITHFUL SERVANT,Welcome home at last.

Some morning yonder,we'll cease to ponder.

O'er things this life has brought to view,

All will be dearer,loved ones be dearer,

In heaven where all will be made new.

Brother seun, O MA SE OOOO,

Kokoro ko je ka gbadun obi to gbo.

R.I.P.Sleep on.

 

MOM OF ANTHONY SHALLO MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU June 17, 2009

I wear a pair of shoes
They are ugly shoes
Uncomfortable shoes
I hate my shoes
Each day I wear them and each day I wish I had another pair.
Some days my shoes hurt so bad that I do not think I can take another step
Yet, I continue to wear them
I get funny looks wearing these shoes
They are looks of sympathy.
I can tell in others eyes that they are glad they are my shoes and not their's
They never talk about my shoes
To learn how awful my shoes are might make them uncomfortable.
To truly understand these shoes you must walk in them.
But, once you put them on, you can never take them off.
I now realize I am not the only one who wears these shoes.
There are many pairs in this world.
Some women are like me and ache daily as they try and walk in them.
Some have learned how to walk in them so they don't hurt quite as much.
Some have worn the shoes so long that days will go by before they think about how much they hurt
No woman deserves to wear these shoes
They have made me who I am.
I will forever walk in the shoes of a woman who has lost a child.

Lanre Laniyan Still Unbelieveable June 18, 2008
Oh yes how on earth can I bring myself to believe that my dear Oluwaseun Oladotun is no more! My son, but the reality is, am told, I have to swallow the bitter pill that you are no more. Indeed no death has touched me as much as yours after the death of your maternal grand father, Latinwo Lawani Ajani. My heart is really heavy whenever the thought of your passing on cross my mind. Your demise has created a great vaccum in my life!! The first grand son of my Mother; my first maternal nephew; and oh! oh!! oh!!!......my own ring bearer. Indeed how can I ever forget the outing we had together. Remmember your presence at my most cherished event in the past 12 years on November 22 2007. you were as if to say let me witness the renewal of our union( Modupeola and myself). Welol I guess we have to accept the situation and pray that God grant u eternal. Sun re o Oluwaseun mi o won.
Keke laniyan Good bye bros June 12, 2008

Am short of words, but i know God has a reason for this to happen. miss u

Morolayo Blessed Assurance June 12, 2008

The Lord has judged us, we want to appeal.... who is going to be the judge??? this is our fate and we have surrendered to almighty God. our son is gone, our brother is no more.....he is in the Lord's bossom far away from this world....This world is really not our home we are just passing through, Oluwaseun has gone to were his treasure are laid up beyond the blue. No one promised us this world would be easy, it was just going to be worth living. Our son lived a short worthy life, he touched lives, he gave hope to those who lost it, he was a living proof of endurance. Many died very old, but no impact was felt, my beloved cousin died young, leaving behind heaps and heaps of memories...

 

Oluwaseun, you came to this world and left without any mark, just like a snake that crawled passed the mountain, nevertheless, you left emotional and psychological impact. Your death had created a permanent void in our lives, life would not be thesame without you (especially @ family gatherings), but because this is the Lord's doing, He who takes the good people away ahead of bad days, He will be our strength in the present and our hope in the future.

 

I am happy and pleased because I know you are with the Lord, the day you "died", you became a true guardian angel and received your wings in heaven.

..........mHmm.......RIP........Beloved.......Cousin

Dayo Laniyan You will live forever in our memories June 12, 2008

YOUR SUDDEN DEATH STUNNED AND TOOK EVERYONE BY SUPRISE BECAUSE YOU HAVE LEFT A GREAT GAP (HARD TO FILL).

MOBOR(MY WIFE) IS STILL FINDING A CONVINCING REASON TO GIVE GBOLAHAN,ODUNAYO AND BISOLA(OUR CHILDREN),WHY YOU HAVE NOT VISITED FOR SO LONG.

MY MUM IS STILL IN THE DARK,ABOUT YOUR WHEREABOUT(NO ONE COULD TELL HER).

IN AS MUCH AS GOD IS STILL DOING WITH US THAT YOU LEFT BEHIND,"OLUWASEUN"-YOUR NAME WILL BE MENTIONED EVERYDAY OF OUR LIVES.

Yes,You will live forever in our memories.

Sleep well my Nephew.

ike rest in peace June 11, 2008
i never met you but your cousins rolake, rolayo and bolaji said nice things about you. may your soul rest in pefect peace
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