Olusegun Oladapo Odubore

Dad it’s been a year, going on 2 years now and it still feels like yesterday. I miss you so much more and more everyday. I’m so deeply hurt that you’re no longer here and I can’t tell you so many things. I’m trying to continue putting my trust in God and depending on Him because I know that’s what you’d want, but it’s so hard dad and I’m so tired. I just wish I could have one more conversation with you. One more hug. I miss you forever and more dad♥️

Separation and Loss can be very painful and difficult and that is exactly how I am feeling right now. My brother/friend Deacon Olusegun Oladapo Odubore. I fondly call you’ My own faithful brother’ and ‘Daddy Timmy’. What can I say and how will I put down my thoughts???? Haaa, o ga ooo……so painful but giving all thanks to God your Maker. A dependable and reliable brother/friend. My heart aches with sadness and many tears still flow right now. Not remembering you with sadness, not at all because you made people smile, you lived by example and love genuinely all your life. Lover of Love, lover of enemies and haters but will not even show it to them but love them anyways, you were very embracing, kind, ever smiling, humble and most importantly ‘A True Child of God’. Segun, you lived selflessly for others and even to a fault. One of a kind!!! A great Soul and gentle Spirit you have my dear brother. You may be out of sight but the memories linger. You are with your Maker now and in a better place. You are free from this world of sickness and pain and free from enemies. Oko Ranti, baba Shola and Tolulope. Goodnight and Sleep on

So shocking!!! Just can’t believe I am writing a tribute for you at this time but all glory to the Sovereign God. You are a rare gem, giver, a gentle soul and a lover of Our Master Jesus Christ. Rest peacefully Soldier of Christ. You shall be greatly missed Segun. I love you even in death my dear brother.

My Tribute to Segun Odubore My heart is broken by the shocking news of the passing of my dear brother Olusegun Odubore. There are a couple things I remember about Segun. He was a genuine lover of God, a faithful friend with a compassionate and giving heart. His cheerful generosity is felt by many who knew him. I also remember him as an adventurous and daring man who was eager to learn new things. During our youth growing up together, Segun was the youngest auto driver I ever met. While most people in Nigeria never had the privilege of learning to drive a car and those who did couldn’t learn until their adult years. Segun learned to drive at a very young age - 14 or 15 years, and he was an excellent driver. While we grieve this huge loss, our hearts are encouraged in knowing that he is safe in heaven with his Heavenly Father and savior. May your death inspire others to love each other more genuinely and live more passionately for Jesus - Titus Awokuse

Death is inevitable but yet we take solace in our Redeemer that you are resting in his bossom Able Deacon as you're fondly called by us , a man of integrity, compassionate, caring, and full of life what .more can we say than to keep thanking God for how he had used you to impact so many lives in which we are not excluded. We love you but your maker loves you more than we do. Ma sun Olufe ko si ma a sinmi ninu Olugbala re until the resurrection day.

Your sudden death came as a shock bro Segun, but who are we to question God? You lived an exemplary life, and you were a peace maker and bridge builder. May the good Lord forgive your shortcomings and grant you paradise, amen. I pray to God to give your family the strength to bear this irreparable lost, amen. Adieu my dear brother!!

Words cannot express the emptiness we felt when we received the call of your passing unto glory.... Uncle Segun was a family man to the core, he was kind, thoughtful, magnanimous with his time and funds, he was selfless, a peacemaker and very sweet natured.....Not many people will travel over 8hrs (London to Scotland) just to attend a baby's dedication but Uncle Segun did bearing gifts too. Uncle Segun you lived an impactful life one worth emulating and I can only pray God comforts Auntie Ranti, Sola, Tolu and all the family you have left behind.... Continue to Rest in the Bosom of Jesus... We miss you dearly

One of the mysteries of human existence is not death in itself but the fact that better trees don't get to stay long enough in the forests. You were one of a kind;a friend,mentor,motivator,a believer in others potentials and lover of God and His things. Still wondering if it could ever be true but what more can one say other than to accept the certainty no man has the power to alter,still in shock though but such is the reality of the world we live in. Rest on in the bosom of the Lord our dear Able Deacon and S.O,.