Austin Bamidele Oshodi
xx xx, xxxx - xx xx, xxxx
TRIBUTE TO OUR BELOVED Austin Bamidele Oshodi; affectionately also known as AustinO, from when we were little, by those of us from this arm of the Oshodi family. Our dearly departed Brother, Son, Father, and Uncle shall be sorely missed for leaving us much too soon. But with our affirmation to uphold the will of the Almighty, we maintain our fidelity in the belief that he is surely in a better place now, and in accordance with his disposition of social dexterity, that we celebrate the Blessing of his well-deserved life. AustinO, affable, yet assertive. Often reticent, yet loquacious. Reserved, but also a deluge of social etiquette and sensibility. Indeed, like many of us, our Beloved Brother was a cauldron of complexity, and simplicity, simultaneously. Fun-loving and the life of the party, AustinO could switch from levity to seriousness when pertinent, in a heartbeat. And if you caught him in those moments of driven purpose, which palpably resonated across his whole countenance, you might misconstrue him to perhaps be an arrogant, ignoble, or even mercurial member of the human community. However, for those of us who knew him well, we understood that side of him was reserved for a pragmatic, professional intent for excellence with occupational pursuits. But if you were to garner the testimony of any of our nieces or nephews, they would proclaim him to be of one of the sweetest, most thoughtful human beings they have ever known. And I am beyond certain, that many would corroborate this perception of AustinO also. Our family could readily delineate a plethora of experiences we shared with our Beloved Brother. But as aforementioned, in our effort to celebrate his life, we have chosen not to be too specific, and instead welcome all to celebrate Austin's essence with us with your own unique expressions of life with him, and with humanity. We would like to thank you for all the kind gestures of love and sympathy since the declaration of our Beloved Austin's passing. And along with you, we pray for our Beloved, sibling, and friend to Rest In Power with the Almighty!!!.. AustinO, We Are Beyond Proud Of You!!!...
Condoleances
Akintunde Faderin
Although I have never met Mr Oshodi in person, but I've heard a lot of good things said about him from old School mates and also his friends most especially the 1983 set of MBHS. May his Soul continue to rest in perfect peace and may the hood Lord guide and protect members of his family left behind. Rest on in the Bosom of the Lord. It is well.
Chris okeke
Austin was one of the most detribalized Nigerian I have met, A perfect gentleman who treated every human being with dignity and respect. Why do good people have to go so early?... Perhaps God wanted to bring them home To add to the triumphant saints in heaven. Adieu my brother!
Guchi Ejiogu
Rest in perfect peace my great brother, your indeed am epitom of peace, I fondly remember how you usually addressed me as your brother inlaw, lol you and I know what am talking about, Austin we would surely miss you , for like a flower you have strongly unfolded your petals on a good sunny day but God loves you more , goodbye my brother .
Fisayo
Big Bro, continue to RIP. I pray that the Lord will comfort and keep all the family members you have left behind.
Patrick Marinho
Austin, I will miss our regular discussions at the snooker section in Ikoyi Club. You were a man of integrity, humble and simple. It was a pleasure to work with when we first met in 2008 and I am proud to say we became friends over the years. May your soul rest in perfect peace my brother.
Oyesiri Taiwo
my sincerest condolences goes out to the beloved family you untimely left behind, and pray that God will comfort and uphold them in every way to deal with the void you have left in them. Rest on Bro.....
Dotun Akinde
To a very dear brother Austin, I still wish the news of your passing is a dream I will wake up from. I feel very privilege to have met and known you. I am eternally grateful for all you did for me and for all you taught me. I will continue to cherish the time we spent together and carry on the principles you taught me. To say you went over and beyond for me is an understatement. You became a brother and a friend so much that you took my brothers as your brothers. I pray you continue to rest in the bosom of our Lord Jesus. My family and I will miss you so very dearly Rest In Peace Austin
Abiola Owoaje
I'm yet to come to terms with this shocking news. Austin was a few years below me in Methodist Boys High School, and we met again when he was Chairman of the MBHS Old Boys' Association in the UK. He was very humble, quite intelligent and showed good leadership. He held his alma mater very dearly and did quite a lot to support the school as well as the Old Boys' Association. I pray that God grants the family the fortitude to bear this great loss.
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