Tinuade Olayemi Adesola - Online Memorial Website

Sis,

In you I just lost a treasured friend - my very best friend in church.

Our friendship blossomed based on two pathways - our similar professional background and our dissimilar personalities.  

Whenever we got talking "shop", not even Uncle Lowo or Fola (my spouse) could come in between us. You knew your subject exceedingly well and it was always a delight listening to your exposition on various Industry-related issues.

On the personality front, while you were "cool" personified, I'm much more frenetic.

I warmly called you "sis" - probably a subliminal response to the biological big sister that I never had - and traded many of my personal aspirations and immediate challenges with you.

You always had this calming influence and air of certainty that things would shape out even better than we may ever envision. You were a divinely-ordained confidence booster.

Your smile was also ever so reassuring. How could I forget your smile?!

As the radiance of your smile momentarily dims and our paths diverge, we are assured by the words of the Psalmist that "weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning".

Adieu, dear friend and confidante.

Adieu, Sis.

The life given us by nature is short, but a life well spent is eternal.....Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.
Mrs. Adesola you will always be loved.

Mrs. Adesola,  

You were here. I miss our morning greetings that comes with the lovely smiles we shared.
I never knew Monday December 3, was the last. Your response of - "Am much better thank you" is still very fresh in my memory, and that I will hold onto as a memory of you.

You were here, You lived, You loved. 
 

You have been an inspiration to me "Simple life always put in your best and do it the right way". I will forever cherish your motherly love and support. We have shared a lot and i have learnt alot as i always say"YES Coach". May your soul rest in peace.

There are too many memories that we shared. Too many, it would take days, months and years to recount- perhaps because they were pregnant with so many loving recollection of your sweetness, warmth and smile.

I can't deny that I've witnessed you get upset and angry but the indelible mark you leave with me is your ability to embrace and love soon after.

I can't forget seeing you show so much compassion and empathy. The many days you walked to my work space to cheer me up and on are ever so dear to me.

You were always a welcome intruder into my world as you always left me with smiles and a new resolve to fly like an eagle.

I can't forget helping you out of the office on Monday. Today, I cherish the memories of locking arms with you as we walked on. If I knew that was the last time I'd hold you...

Now you have joined the great crowd of witnesses cheering me on just as you did when still with us. Letting me know I can do it!

Though you may be gone, you are still alive in my memories, thoughts and heart. I can hear God whispering, telling me that you're His own, and...

To death, I say, "Where is your sting?!"