
Olayinka Titus Ajilore
xx xx, xxxx - xx xx, xxxx
Dad was and still in good memory, a strong, intelligent, dedicated and honest family man. He sacrificed his years doing good for his family, without wanting or expecting anything in return. He set an example for others, through his integrity and loyalty to God and Mum. There wasn’t anything dad wouldn’t do to make our life better. His joyful, positive spirit was remarkable, along with his acceptance of everyone he knew. He was a very dedicated leader, and gave his all in everything he set his heart to do. We were always taken care of very well by him, and we always felt so proud of him, for who he is. Now, he is in the afterlife, we still feel so proud of him, and we marvel about all he was and all he did. Our love for Dad remain strong as the days goes by. He’s still our hero!!............... Donald & Cynthia Ajilore
Condolences
Biodun Osibajo
You were so full of life and energy that it's hard to believe you are gone. We are greatful for the memories of your service, sacrifice, passion and warmth for God and mankind. Rest on brother. May the Lord console us all.
Abdulkadir Olabode
It was a privilege to have come across you and that privilege will forever be cherished. May Almighty God grant you eternal rest and comfort the family you left behind in Jesus name.
Olagunju Solomon
Your death came like a dream to me. I pray May good God grant your soul eternal rest and give the family the fultitude to bear this great lost.
Jide Macaulay
It is a priviledge to know you. On many occasions, I was practically just watching your every move and wonder what an energy level you possess. I craved for it and always made it a point of reference in my discussion. May the light of God shine on you for all your good deeds and nicety to anyone even souls you barely know. You will greatly missed! Rest in Peace!
MarkAnthony
Yinka, it deeply saddens me that you passed away. May your soul rest in peace
Olayide Morakinyo
Yinka’s demise came as a shock to me. I met you at your brother’s Uncle Akin Ajilore when you came to serve in Kano. We all lived together as a family. Our last conversation was about Uncle Akin a few months ago. I’m still grappling with digesting this. What can we say? You came, you saw, you conquered. O death, where is thy sting? Rest on in the bosom of your maker. May the good Lord comfort your loved ones. It is well.
Olurotimi Arigbede
Yinka ..... what a terrible shock!! Our ways are not His ways, His actions are not subject to our wishes ... May the Lord grant your family the fortitude to bear the loss, and i pray the pleasant memories we all have of you will bring smiles to our faces long after the pain of your loss is gone. Finally, I pray you find peace, and your soul finds rest, and may the lights of Heaven guide you home. Rest on Brother.
Akeem Olaiya
i pray that God will comfort the family. May his gentle soul rest in peace.
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