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A tribute on mummy's life and impact would definitely take a lot more than few lines. Mummy was an epitome of love and service to humanity. She was always genuinely concerned about people's problems and looking for how to be of help. Mummy's love for God and his kingdom advancement was unwavering. Anyone closed to her can testify to this.
My journey into marriage and motherhood would not be complete without mentioning her impact. For this David and I are eternally grateful.
Mummy, we will surely miss you dearly. IyinOluwa (the name you christened her) will also miss you, eventhough she was only privileged to have a glimpse of you. We shall tell her more about you when she grows up.

" *Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord... that they may rest from their labours, and their works do follow them. Rev. 14: 13.*
Adieu sweet mummy, till we meet at the resurrection morning.
Love always: David, Toluwani and IyinOluwa Eyiolorunshe.
I was so sorry to hear about Christiana Adetoun's passing. She was such a God fearing, always smiling lovely Aunt. I thank God for her life and example. She lives on in our hearts. I pray God continues to bless her family
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Dear Mummy, you were a second mom to me from when I was 9years old, and you will always be so fondly remembered. May you rest in the bosom of our Lord for eternity! Sleep on in Peace!
Mrs Christiana, myself(Mrs So…
2019, Epsom, Surrey, UK
Mrs Christiana, myself(Mrs Soton Elue) and my granddaughter Ife Owoeye
Words are not enough to express our extreme shock and consternation over the sad and painful news of your sudden demise. We wake up every morning hoping that it was a dream. But it hurts to know that you are gone forever.
We recall that it was just a text message to let us know that you have gone to the UK for an emergency medical check up. All efforts to speak to you directly proved abortive.The last effort was a clear-cut message from us that we wanted to hear your voice but that was not to be.
The short time we spent together at Ifaki, Ekiti State and the camaradie you showed us both in Surrey and London remain indelible in our memories.
To be precise, you were selfless, cheerful and humble. You were an epitome of love, Joy and kindness which were amply demonstrated during our short stay together in the UK.
Without mincing words, you lit up the atmosphere with your infectious laughter, joy and care. Always cheerful and willing and ready to extend a hand of fellowship and friendship to all around you. It is a thing of immense gratitude to Almighty God that we were privileged to cross paths during your life time, especially on the following occasions.
(1) During our first meeting at Ifaki, Ekiti State when you humbled yourself to visit us in our hotel room. It was such a beautiful meeting where we used the occasion to perfect the preparation of our headgears.
(2) When you visited us in Surrey and thereafter also visited us in London and took us out for a Christmas fellowship.
(3) When we came back to Nigeria in January 2020 and you made it a point of duty to speak to us and send us messages on WhatsApp on weekly basis.
We can go on ad-infinitum but space will not permit us to do so. But suffice it to state that you were such a wonderful sister and friend that can not be forgotten so soon. Rest in perfect peace our dear sister. We will surely miss you but be assured that we shall meet on the resurrection morning when we shall be united again to part no more.
Adieu our dearest sister and friend.
Mr & Mrs Ernest Elue & Family.
Your death came as a shock to me. I was hopeful and never for once thought you would leave us behind at this time. I thought about the future more, your promises of coming to look after my baby, your laughter, the way you say Ifyyy, your delicious cooking especially the Moi-Moi I so much craved for when I was pregnant, your love for me growing and me having a chance of being a real daughter to you here in the U.K because you were ready to take up that responsibility and also said ‘Yes o’ when I said I was your last child.

I never thought death could have a chance with one whom her heart was so pure, cheerful, her heart so big to accommodate a lot of people and show them love. Your love extended to my parents that even in my absence, you made sure you took them to have a great time in London and have ever since kept in constant touch with them. I loved and admired the way you enjoyed keeping fit. Let’s not even talk about your youthful look that never ever matched your biological age. Your level of humility despite all you were and had attained was exemplary and it trickled down to your children. I always joked about people born in April having the best of hearts because I was born in that month but when I found out you were also born in April, it became a fact.😉

I would be lying if I say I do not regret spending more time with you this year amidst the Pandemic…I should have made more effort. As tears flow down my face about your demise, my smile also broadens about the little memory we shared and it will never be forgotten.

Now I know death did not have a chance but there was a higher calling for one so precious, and that is our consolation. You were so loved and will be greatly missed for you were not just survived by your immediate family but you were survived by so many of us your life had an impact on…Thank you! thank you!! thank you!!! Rest in perfect peace Ma!
I will always remember Grandma as a lovely, smiling, friendly ,caring person who always made me feel at ease each time we met. However most importantly, she was a huge blessing to me, my husband and mum when we were newly married and were having a delay in getting pregnant. She not only encouraged us, and my mum, but she prayed for us and revealed a vision that God had given her about us having twins. Unknown to her, she was one of the few people God used to speak directly to our situation and I held on to her words until we had the fulfilment. I never had the chance to tell her directly, but I kept her words in my heart and it helped my faith.
Thank you for being such a blessing. You finished your race but yours was an impactful life.
Heaven has gained an Angel.
Thank you,Grandma.
Sleep on at your Master's blossom till we meet to part no more.
My sincere condolences to the Osobe family.
My dear auntie was a lovely person.
She touched me all through my life. She was energetic. She was accommodating. She was a good listener.
I pray that her surviving sisters: mummy Ibadan and Auntie Yem receive comfort and fortitude to bear their loss by God's grace.
I pray for my dear Uncle, Daddy Osobe and my lovely cousins: Bayo, Morayo, Dola, Kemmy and Basco - that they find strength and comfort in the warmth of the Holy Spirit as they weather through this mourning period.

My dear auntie Mrs Christianah Adetoun Osobe rests in peace. 🙏🏿

Till we meet on the resurrection morn, to part no more.
My dear auntie 💖
Niagara Falls, ON, Canada
My dear auntie 💖
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My hearfelt condolences to uncle ,Mr Osobe and my dear cousins at this time.. praying that the good Lord will grant us all the fortitude to dear aunty's transition.
Aunty Toun was a beautiful person, inside and outside..I do thank God for blessing us with her.I know she is in heaven ..I know we will be seeing her again someday.
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My beautiful sister Toun Osobe, was a loving, caring and genuine Princess. Actually, our father, Oba David Adeoye Jaiyeola (of blessed memory), was the late Oloko of Ijebu Imusin. So, for those who didn't know that she was a Princess, it just shows the humility of our late sister Toun Osobe. She was very caring naturally & as a retired Nurse, she had a passion for her profession. When she was in service, sister Toun would ensure she made her patient comfortable even when finishing at the end of her shift. Such a kind soul she was & always cheerful /happy 😊.
It is important to mention that during her wedding to Mr Osobe years back, I was their little bride 👰.
I could remember in 1985, when she was employed by University of Ibadan as the Nurse-in-Charge of the University Health Centre, she went out of her way to look for me.
I pray that God will console her husband, children, family & friends that Sister Toun left behind. May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Amen.
Thank you ma for being one of my 'mums'. You were originally my friend's mum, then you became my mum's friend as well.

Your love and care will never be forgotten. I remember your lovely homemade Garri during our Feggicolla days; my numerous visits to Agbowo; and then our visits to London; thanks for making me and my family feel at home and for the mothering tips and encouragement; I remember our challenges on Fitbit...you were such an agile grandma...how can I possibly forget the trip to Akure?...

May the good Lord rest your soul ma and comfort all your loved ones, amen.
Dear Bayo, 'Rayo, Dola, Oyinda and Femi - this is such a shock to me, looking at those photographs it's hard to imagine your mother isn't with us anymore. I remember her as a full of life, straight-talking and compassionate in her own, down to earth way. That and her brilliant sense of humour! I pray God gives all of you the strength to take forward the legacy of hard work, independence, and the power of family in your own lives.
Stay strong!
I was lost for words, when I was told of your passing. Aunty you were one of the few people left from our childhood. A caring, loving presence, a reminder of our parents. A mother to many. One of God's angels has been called home.

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