My dearest Sis Onos, oh how I miss you so so much,your smile,laughter,your ministrations  your motherly care and more,you were a beacon of light,you glowed everywhere you stepped in, I miss the way you call my Name ,  thank you for the great impact you had on me and LMM USA , thank you for loving God and everyone the way you did,I know you singing with the Angels ,leading worship in heaven with your powerful and anointed voice,

I miss you so much and you are forever in my heart,I hold dear every memories we shared and had together.

Sis Mojisola Akinsola 

My experience with you was brief but joyful

Sister Onos, keep beaming your light in glory!!!

Gracious family of our dear leader please accept my sincerest condolences.

Sister Dionne 'Oha

With heavy hearts, we honor and celebrate the life of our dearly beloved Sis Onos, whose passing has left a deep void in all of us at LMM/LFAD USA.

Sis Onos was more than a leader,she was a mother, a shining light, a pillar of strength, and a true embodiment of Christ-like love. Her life was a powerful testimony of dedication, humility, and unwavering faith. She inspired everyone around her with her kindness, wisdom, and genuine care for others. Her impact on LMM/LFAD USA is immeasurable, and her legacy will continue to live on in the lives she touched.

On a personal note, Sis Onos showed me what it truly means to be a sacrificial and selfless leader. Even in the challenging moments due to her condition , she remained steadfast, always putting others before herself, always checking in, always encouraging, always leading with grace. She didn’t just lead by words, but by example, and that is a gift I will carry with me forever.

She had a rare heart, one that constantly looked out for her members, lifting others even when she herself needed strength. That kind of love is not common, and it will not be forgotten.

We will miss her deeply, her angelic voice, her presence, her warmth, and her unwavering commitment. Though our hearts ache, we take comfort in knowing that she has gone to rest in the bosom of the Lord.

Thank you, Sis Onos, for everything you were and everything you gave. Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, and your legacy an inspiration.

Rest well, dear Sis. You are forever loved and will be greatly missed.

Deacon Chike Uzowulu

LMM/LFAD Coordinator

USA Region 1

TRIBUTE to a friend and Sister ONOS

With deep love and reverence, i honor the life of my dear sister, Sis. Onos—a true soldier of Christ, a devoted music minister, and a shining example of unwavering faith.

You indeed fought a good fight of faith. Through every season, you believed, trusted, and held firmly to the Lord till the very end. Even in the face of intense and discomfort, your faith never wavered. You never gave in, never complained , and never allowed the circumstances to define your devotion to the lord and the USA region 3 music ministry.

Sis. Onos you were the embodiment of strength and grace. With remarkable commitment, you continued to train and raise music ministers across the region, traveling tirelessly from Atlanta to Houston—ensuring excellence in the choir, especially during major programs. Your dedication was not out of obligation, but out of deep love for the Lord and His house.

You were full of hope, always smiling, radiating joy that uplifted everyone around you especially myself. Your humility and respect for authority were evident in all you did, making you not only a leader but a true example to follow.

Your life was a melody of faith, service, and love—one that will continue to echo in my heart and in every life you touched. You poured yourself out selflessly, leaving behind a legacy of excellence, discipline, and spiritual passion in the music ministry.

Though my heart ache and i miss you deeply, but am comforted in the assurance that this is not goodbye forever. I hold on to the promise that we shall see you again.

For now, dear sister and friend, rest on in the bosom of the Lord. Your labor of love is not forgotten, and your reward is sure.

Sleep on, Sis. Onos, until we meet again