✦ Mercy Adenrele Adegboye

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Mercy Adenrele Adegboye

(1st October 1948 - 30th June 2026)

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Mercy Adenrele Adegboye

Cherished moments - Grandma in the 70's and 80's

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A cherished photo — Mama Niyi as a young nurse!

A cherished photo — Mama Niyi and Niyi in Ottawa, Canada.

A cherished photo — Mama Niyi with the Love of her life Sir (Dr) Michael Babatope Adegboye!

A cherished photo — Mama Niyi with the Love of her life - Oleku!

A cherished photo — Mama Niyi dancing with the love of her life!

A cherished photo — Mama Niyi

A cherished photo — Mama Niyi as a young nurse!

A cherished photo — Mama Niyi and her new "baby of the house" (Seun Olasupo)

A cherished photo — Mama Niyi going for Evangelism as she does religiously!

A cherished photo — Mama Niyi and her boys!

A cherished photo — Grandma with Daddy Dr! (Ademola)

A cherished photo — Ademola always cracking mummy up!

A cherished photo — Grandma with Tilaso! (Dimeji)

A cherished photo — Grandma with her daughter! - Kemi

A cherished photo — Grandma with Ayokunle!

A cherished photo — Grandma with baby of the house - Seun Olasupo!

A cherished photo — Grandma and Niyi

A cherished photo — Grandma and Ayokunle

A cherished photo — Cross section of Grandma's children - UK 2022 L-R - Ademola, Niyi , Grandma, Kemi, Dimeji and Ayokunle

A cherished photo — Grandma and two boys - Ayokunle and Ademola!

A cherished photo — Cross section of grandma and her children - L-R Dimeji, Niyi, Grandma, Demola, Kemi and Ayokunle

A cherished photo — Grandma with baby of the house - Seun Olasupo!

A cherished photo — Grandma and Seun Olasupo

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Goodbye Family's rose May you ever grow in our hearts You were the grace that placed itself Where lives were torn apart You called out to your People And you whispered to those in pain Now you belong to heaven And the stars spell out your name And it seems to me you lived your life Like a candle in the wind Never fading with the sunset When the rain set in And your footsteps will always fall here Along Family's greenest hills Your candle's burned out long before Your legend ever will Loveliness we've lost These empty days without your smile This torch we'll always carry For our family's golden child And even though we try The truth brings us to tears All our words cannot express The joy you brought us through the years And it seems to me you lived your life Like a candle in the wind Never fading with the sunset When the rain set in And your footsteps will always fall here Along Family's greenest hills Your candle's burned out long before Your legend ever will Goodbye Family's rose May you ever grow in our hearts You were the grace that placed itself Where lives were torn apart Goodbye Family's rose From a people lost without your soul Who'll miss the wings of your compassion More than you'll ever know And it seems to me you lived your life Like a candle in the wind Never fading with the sunset When the rain set in And you footsteps will always fall here Along Family's greenest hills Your candle's burned out long before Your legend ever will

olukunle Ronald 17 August 2026 · 18:56 GMT

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To my late sister, Dad’s first born and my guardian. You came first, so you could teach me how to live. I came last, so you could teach me how to be loved. You were more than a sister. You were mother, mentor, and home. Your life was a candle in the wind — fragile to the storm, but bright enough to light a whole family. Though you are gone, your light still guides me. Every good thing in me has your fingerprints on it. Sleep on, first born of our father. Your last born will make you proud. Rest in peace. Forever in my heart.

olukunle Ronald 17 August 2026 · 18:36 GMT

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To my late sister, Dad’s first born and my guardian. You came first, so you could teach me how to live. I came last, so you could teach me how to be loved. You were more than a sister. You were mother, mentor, and home. Your life was a candle in the wind — fragile to the storm, but bright enough to light a whole family. Though you are gone, your light still guides me. Every good thing in me has your fingerprints on it. Sleep on, first born of our father. Your last born will make you proud. Rest in peace. Forever in my heart.

olukunle Ronald 17 August 2026 · 18:36 GMT

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Today we light a candle in the wind for you, my sister. You were Dad’s first born. The one who arrived first to show us the way. And I was the last born. The one you caught when I fell. You were my shelter. My second mother. You carried me on your back when I was small, And you carried me in your prayers when I got older. Life blew strong winds at you, but you never let the flame in you go out. You kept burning for all of us. Warming us. Guiding us. Now the wind has taken your candle. But the light you left behind? It will never go out. It lives in Dad’s stories. In my choices. In how I love people. First born and last born. Bookends of one love story. Rest well, my sister. I will keep your flame alive. We love you. We miss you. We thank you.

olukunle Ronald 17 August 2026 · 18:28 GMT

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Tribute to my dear Mummy, EVANGELIST MERCY ADENRELE ADEGBOYE. I found it difficult to put words together to describe you in past tense. O ga o mummy. My Adorable, Amazing and Beautiful Mummy has left this planet earth to be with her maker. Death is very wicked. To snatch you away at this very time is uncalled for. Not expected at all. Your death mummy is indeed a Collosal Loss. Ijesa Osere onile obi. Omo eleni ateeka, omo eleni ewele. Omo Olodo Oja nibi eye jakun....... May the Lord give everyone of us you left behind the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. Bami ki'han egbon re REV. MOFIFOLUWASO SUNDAY SABIYI ati ELDER MOSES OLABAMIJI SABIYI. Bami ki abuo re naa PASTOR OLUWASEUN OLUKUNLE. May your dear soul rest in perfect peace. It is difficult for me to say Goodbye mummy, I will rather say Goodnight ma until resurrection morning when we shall meet to part no more. Your Death Is Highly Painful Mummy Aanu as my daddy used to call you.

Pastor (Mrs) Olufunso Agunbiade nee Sabiyi. 10 August 2026 · 04:40 GMT

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Mummy Mummy, I still find it difficult to comprehend the fact that you have left this sinful world to be with your maker. You will be highly missed for your loving soul and gentle smile. It is well o mummy. May the Lord be with everyone of us you left behind. Rest in peace my dear mummy Aanu Adegboye. Courtesy: Olubukola Ajoke Ajewole nee Sabiyi.

Ajewole Olubukola 09 August 2026 · 20:30 GMT

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Mama was a cheerful , lover of God She loves to put smiles on people's faces.Her days spent in Rccg lighthouse was memorable as she gifted all the women bottles of palm oil before her demise.She left leaving a mark...Mama sleep on and rest in peace

Victoria Agbonson 09 August 2026 · 18:56 GMT

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TRIBUTE TO MY KIND-HEARTED GRANDMOTHER It is with a heart filled with gratitude, love, and deep sorrow that I pay this tribute to a remarkable woman who was not only my late father’s elder sister, but also a grandmother, a caregiver, a source of strength, and a blessing to my life. I thank God Almighty for the privilege of having you in my life from the time I was born. You gave me a love that was selfless, genuine, and unwavering. You cared for me with the tenderness of a mother and the warmth of a grandmother. Your sacrifices on my behalf can never be adequately repaid, and your love can never be forgotten. Although you were my father’s senior sister, you took upon yourself the role of a grandmother to me. You were there when I needed care, comfort, guidance, and affection. Your gentle words, sweet smile, warm embrace, and kind heart made me feel loved and protected. Grandma, you were truly a woman of great compassion. Your kindness touched my life in ways that words cannot fully express. The memories of your love and the precious moments we shared will forever remain treasured in my heart. It is difficult to accept that I will no longer see your beautiful smile, hear your gentle voice, or receive your comforting hugs. Yet, even in the midst of this sorrow, I am comforted by the knowledge that you lived a life that touched and blessed others. You may have left this earthly world, but the love you gave me will never leave my heart. Your legacy of kindness, sacrifice, and love will continue to live on through the lives you touched. Grandma, thank you for loving me. Thank you for caring for me. Thank you for sacrificing for me. Thank you for being there for me from the beginning of my life. I will forever remember you, and be grateful to God for giving me the privilege of calling you Grandma. Good night dear Grandma. May your gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace. AYOKANMI OLUKUNLE

Olukunle, Ayokanmi Oluwaseun 08 August 2026 · 19:00 GMT

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TRIBUTE TO A LOVING SISTER IN LAW & MOTHER From the first day that l joined the family of Olukunle, Mummy welcomed me with an open arm and a heart full of love. Mummy was not just my Sister in law but a mother and a true confidant. I appreciate your unconditional love and for never make me feel like an outsider. You were being there for me and my husband your late brother (Pastor Aderoye Oluwaseun Olukunle) all the time even during the difficult and tough time. You have always played the role of a mother to us in our family right from the beginning of our marriage. Though you have left us but your memory will forever be in my heart. I know by the grace of God on that glorious day we shall all meet at Jesus feet to part no more. Mummy continue to rest in perfect peace. MRS. TITI OLUKUNLE

OLUKUNLE ELIZABETH TITILAYO 05 August 2026 · 12:10 GMT

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