Rotn. Eyitayo Oluyemisi Oloko-Faniran
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Rotn. Eyitayo Oluyemisi Oloko-Faniran is an amazing soul, an embodiment of great energy. She is warm, strict, but also loving. A mother to all. Lots of words to describe her, but choosing a few, she was a devoted Christian, a strong woman, a teacher, and a mentor. As fondly called by many, Grandma, because she takes everyone under her care. Born in 1957, in the village of Ola, Osun State, Nigeria, she went on to study and became a teacher with a teaching experience spanning over 3 decades; she retired as a principal. She is blessed with a son. We will remember her forever.
Condoleances
Adesola Faniran
Peace to your heart Damilotun. Your mummy is resting. Good memories are hat she left with us. Take comfort in that she lived well and and she is now resting.
Oyesoji Aremu
Dear aunty Yemisi, your eternal passage from this celestial place is hard to believe. I still recall your eloquent contributions at the first ‘Molebi Alase Virtual Meeting held not too long. In the course of the meeting, I told myself I needed to give you a shout being a long time we spoke. Alas, that will never be again. You were very fond of me calling me SOJ. I can also testify to your love and passion for Ola and Omolebi Alase Dynasty. May your beautiful soul find eternal rest, dear aunty. Good night!
Inny
So sad I never get to met her in person but Your mother was loved by everyone she met. Her loving and caring spirit will be missed by many. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Japhet
Just like a light, she tried to make everything she came in Contact witth shine, even though we never spent as much time together, the little time spent with her was filled with warmth, motherly Love and care, it is no doubt these are well reflected in her Son, l hope and pray she is always remembered for who she was and not her last moments, the Family needs her but God needed her the most to shine some of her light in His Kingdom, A Mother and a Friend to all, May she continue to rest in the bossom of the Lord.
Nita
May your beautiful soul rest in perfect peace ma, so sorry
Kayode
I never had the opportunity to meet you, but your character and legacy are beautifully reflected in your son, Damilotun. Your impact continues to shine through him. It is not about how long but how well, and we take comfort in knowing you lived a life worth celebrating. May your soul rest in peace, and may your good deeds remain a lasting memory. Rest on, Iya Dammy.
Omowumi
It’s with a heavy heart that I write this. Meeting Mum last year left an unforgettable impression on me. I’ll admit, I was nervous at first, unsure of what to expect, but she quickly eased my fears. You were so calm and kind, treating me like your own child. I’ll always cherish how you asked about me, shared your wisdom, prayed for me, and spoke such encouraging words. I still smile when I think about you asking me to take your pictures, your love for them shining through. It’s hard to believe you’re no longer with us. You had such a beautiful mind and spirit. Rest in perfect peace, Ma. Your warmth and kindness will remain in my heart forever.
Babatunde Akindutire
although have not had the opportunity to meet mama during her days here but my friend her son Damilola shared with me how lovely she was. I pray may her gentle soul rest in eternal peace. She will be greatly missed
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