Dear Ọlatunbọsun

Thank you for your service.

Your demise on Thanksgiving Day was a great shock to me and my household. It is tough to digest that you are gone. It is well with us all.

 “ O Death, where is your sting? O Hades, where is your victory?” ‭‭I Corinthians‬ ‭15‬:‭55‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

Good night. Rest in peace, Folushọ, until we meet again

I was [ how you felt ] when I heard the news of Olatunbosun's passing.

I am speechless and cannot fathom it's Tunbosun Foluso "Omo Leigh"!!!This is so SAD and a shell shock!!!May God the only comforter, comfort the entire family. Tunbosun, I find it difficult to say may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace but will rather say "Sleep on in the Bosom of the Lord". I pray God in His infinite mercy will grant the entire family the fortitude to bear this Great loss and May God make you and Tania a Guardian Angel to Benjamin and Henry.There are no Goodbye for us, you will always be ever green in my heart and be remembered always Olatunbosun Foluso Leigh.Once again continue to Sleep on in the bosom of the Lord.GREAT IFE celebrates you!!You will be GREATLY missed.

On Behalf of the OGUNBAJOS.

Yomi OGUNBAJO

Tunbọsun, farewell.  Gone too soon, however, our maker knows best and we cannot question Him. May The Lord of Peace receive you home. I pray for comfort for the entire family and the rest of the people you touched during your short stay on earth.  While we became a family at Yoruba Club 21 in Columbus, Ohio, we saw a glimpse of the potentials you possessed; Oh, how I wish we saw them all. This world is not home, heaven is; until we meet again, Rest In PEACE.

The Olatoye family 

 Tunbosun, this is very hard for us to do, as we never expected you to leave us so soon. You were a vibrant young man that was full of life. God knows best is all we can say, but we'll surely miss you.

On this note, we'll leave you with this Poem by Kelly Roper

Not Ready to Let You Go:

I wish that I could tell you

I'm not ready to let you go. (Because I'm a Mother)

But you've already departed,

And my heart is feeling so low.

I miss that little twinkle

That used to light up your eyes.

And I miss the sound of your voice,

Your laughter and your sighs.

But most of all I miss

The way you made me feel,

Like nothing could ever harm me because

Your love was so strong and real.

There are others here who miss you,

And they've gathered here today.

Your life touched so many people,

Who became your friends along the way.

They want you to know they love you, too.

And they're filled with sadness and grief.

No one really wants to say goodbye,

So we'll just wish you eternal peace.

 Mojisola Ogunsina Odegbami, Children and Grandchildren