Adenike Grace Omotosho

As it pleases the Lord to call Adenike home at this prime stage of her life, we have no option but to submit to his Supreme will. I pray that God give the family she left behind the fortitude to bear this huge loss, and May the Lord forgive all her earthly shortcomings and grant her soul a perfect peace among the saints. - Friday Ojonugwa Ekpa

"Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies." - Proverbs 31:10 Adenike Grace Omotosho's life was a living testament to faith, love, and dedicated service, guided by the principles of Christ. She was born to the respected family of Mr. Emiola Lasisi and Mrs. Rianatu Oretuga in Yaba, Lagos on July 28, 1975. Adenike was a Senior Membership Officer of Nigeria Institute of Management (NIM) from 1997 till she relocated to the US. Her life was beautifully intertwined with Adesoji Omotosho in holy matrimony in December 1999. Together, t h e y forged a path filled with blessings, initially nurturing two children, Rachel and Enoch in Nigeria before relocating to the US where God graced them with two additional, wonderful children, Gideon and Jeremiah. Her early years were shaped by a strong educational foundation, culminating in a degree in Business Administration from the University of Lagos in 2007. In the USA, Adenike pursued her passion for caring for others. She attended Salem University and subsequently earned her Registered Nurse qualification at Quincy College in 2019. Her professional journey led her to Horgan Regional Center, and later to Bridgewell Center in Lynfield, Massachusetts. Her professionalism and compassionate care were reflections of Christ's love, making a profound impact on those she served. Adenike's faith was more than a belief; it was a living, guiding light that illuminated her path. Her commitment to her church family was evident in her service as a worker in the ushering unit at RCCG Cornerstone Worhhip Center for All Nations, Melrose, Massachusetts. Adenike's humility, devotion, and loving spirit were not just virtues, they were the essence of her being, touching all who were privileged to know her. Rest in heavenly peace, dear Adenike. Your life was a beautiful hymn of faith and love, and your memory will forever resonate as an inspirational melody in the hearts of all who were blessed to know you. "Well-done, good and faithful servant; enter into the joy of your Lord." - Matthew 25:23

In the quiet moments of reflection, I find myself overwhelmed by your memory as friend and fellow servant in the faith, Your life was a testament to the virtues we aspire to: patience that weathered life's storms, love that embraced everyone you met, and commitment that never wavered. Your battle with cancer was faced with a courage that astounded us and a faith that inspired us. Your journey was a painful reminder of life's fragility but also a triumphant testimony to your indomitable spirit. "So when this corruptible shall have put on incorruption, and this mortal shall have put on immortality, then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written, Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?" - 1 Corinthians 15:54-55 I pray that God would console the beautiful family you have left behind, wrapping them in His loving arms and upholding them with His unending strength and grace. May they find comfort and peace in the knowledge that she now rests in His eternal embrace. Rest in peace, dear sister and friend. We love you so much but Jesus loves you much more. From Dr. Yetunde Longe Folajimi