Stella Kehinde Dosunmu

Condolences

Bankole Osisanya writes,
Tribute to a beloved cousin with whom I shared my youthful days. She is older than by few months but we related very intimately. The family of Okulaja/ Osisanya commiserate with our dear cousins, children of Mama Mabel Williams. May her gentle soul rest in peace
04/10/2024 10:54 am
Kayode Williams lit a candle and writes,
My aunty was a very loving mother of two boys. She was very concerned about the family and will hardly say no whenever you approach her for any needs. I vividly remember my days while at Yabatech, anytime am broke I will run to her at FCMB, and she always sorted me out. She always radiate pleasant smiles and will say Kayode don't fight with anybody, just come to the office anytime. I did remember too when she was staying at Gbagada area, am always looking forward to meeting her because I know I will not go home empty handed. Her smiles and calmness endeared me to be so close to her. I pray to God almighty to grant her perpetual forgiveness and accept her soul with purity of her heart in Jesus Christ mighty name 🙏 May God almighty comfort us that are left to mourn her departure. We honestly believe she is resting with the Lord. God bless her children mightily.
04/10/2024 11:12 am
Helen Idowu ADHUZE lit a candle and writes,
The news of your passing came as a shock. I remember your kindness and thoughtfulness during those short periods spent with the entire Williams family in Ibadan. I was fondly referred to as "Idowu Kekere" by everyone in the family. Good night until the resurrection morn, Aunty Kehinde!
04/10/2024 11:46 am
Woyin Tunde Akinyemi writes,
The only inevitable for all, is death. One wouldn't believe sister kehinde could become a thing of history, just like that. What a painful incident! May her gentle soul rest in peace, and as well give the entire family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. Good bye till we meet again, at Jesus feet. Woyin Akinyemi
04/10/2024 12:39 pm
Taiwo Josephine lit a candle and writes,
My Aunty, it was a shock to hear about your demise. I remembered when I was living with the entire Williams family at Ibadan. how you were so kind and generous to me. May your Gentle soul rest in peace in the bosom of the Lord AMEN. Aunty Kehinde.
04/10/2024 01:08 pm
Elizabeth Olubukola Adeniran lit a candle and writes,
Good night sister, until we meet again. Sis. Stella was one of my first cousins. She was a 'big sister' to us as our mothers raised us all. We were closely knt as our mothers were; and she looked after us as such. Some of my siblings spent a whole year with the William's family in 1972 and she dotted on us whilst we were there. I still enjoyed being the 'little' sister at every opportune time. Last year, at 61 years myself, and when the twin sister (Taiwo) visited the UK, they both bought various gifts for me as if I was still that little girl.... Sister Kehinde (as fondly called) was beautiful in and out. Her walk with the Lord gave me the reassurance that she has gone to be with the Lord. She came. She saw; and she has conquered. May her soul rest in peace. You will forever live in our memory. Our loss is heaven's gain.
04/10/2024 01:41 pm
Abimbola Adeogun writes,
Our Deepest Condolences on the passing to Glory of our Dear Mommy Stella Dosunmu. May your beautiful & gentle soul Rest in Perfect Peace. May God comfort, strengthen & uphold the children, twin Sister & the family & grant you all the Grace & fortitude to bear the loss. A loving, caring, calm, kind hearted, thoughtful & Wonderful Woman of God. You will be greatly missed. It shall be well. Rest in the bosom of The Lord.
04/10/2024 02:29 pm
Faith Umoete lit a candle and writes,
So sad to hear of the passing of our dear Mommy Dosunmu. Sister Stella, as fondly called was a loving, warm, generous & godly woman. Always prayerful and kind hearted. She will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to Timi, Tomi & the entire family. May God strengthen & comfort you all.
04/10/2024 03:10 pm
UJEBOH FAMILY writes,
WHAT A LOSS! OUR CONSOLATION REMAINS IN MOST RELIABLE PROMISES OF ALMIGHTY GOD, JEHOVAH, FOR A RESURRECTION. YES WE MOURN, WE FEEL THE PAINS, YET OUR HOPE REMAINS SOLID: DEATH WILL SOON BE NO MORE. THIS HOPE IS ROCK SOLID IN OUR HEARTS.
04/10/2024 03:24 pm
Dorcas Agbaje lit a candle and writes,
Words cannot express how saddened I am to hear about your demise. My belief is that friends of God who died are simply sleeping, safe in God's memory awaiting resurrection to life eternal. This is certainly true of you. I pray the loving memories you shared brings peace, comfort, and strength to all whom you left you behind.
04/10/2024 03:34 pm
Pst. Mark Ajakpo lit a candle and writes,
A BRAVE AND COURAGEOUS WOMAN. Sister Kehinde was an encouragement to me while she was in Lagos, Nigeria. She was the first of my wife's siblings that I met when me and my wife were courting. Sister Kehinde was full of love, she had faith in God, her friendliness and encouragement was heart warming and beautiful. Her courage in raising her children in the face of very challenging circumstances reflected the characteristics of a brave and victorious woman. She was always joyful in spite of challenges. Her faith in God, joyful life and optimism has been a source of inspiration to many. What a life! May God comfort all of us who are mourning this great loss. Amen.
04/10/2024 04:36 pm
Emmanuel Akiri writes,
May her gentle soul Rest in Peace
04/10/2024 05:48 pm
Femi and Kofoworola Oyesomi writes,
It is so sad to learn about your demise my "big sister". It has been a great blessing knowing you, and thank you so much for living an exemplary life of love and dedication to friends, family and loved ones. This loss is hard to accept, but we will find strength that you are with your Lord and surely all the memories of you from childhood will continue to be a blessing to us. Femi and Kofoworola Oyesomi
04/10/2024 06:27 pm
Mrs. Folake Akintan lit a candle and writes,
Mrs. Stella Kehinde Dosumu was my friend, my confidant and just partner. A friend indeed even more than sister. I still found it difficult to to come to terms that you are not here again. One thing gives me consolation that you are no more in pain. Rest on my dear till the resurrection day.
04/10/2024 07:26 pm
Sola Ojeh writes,
‘Blessed are those who die in the Lord, they rest from their labors and their works follow them’ Rev. 14:13 Even though, we had little or no time to process the news of your illness before that of your passing was received; it has been shocking to say the least; but the fact that you knew the Lord has been a comfort. So indeed now, you are at rest, our dear cousin and sister. Departing just a couple of weeks before your 70th, who are we to question the Lord? Our continued prayer is for us all who mourn your demise most especially your twin sister, Taiwo, our older brother, Bro Olu, your other younger siblings (Idowu & Alaba), your dear children Tomi and Timi, and the rest of the family of our late dear aunt, Mama Ondo aka Mama Williams, (my mom, Mama Mrs C. O. Osisanya’s sister), both of blessed memory. May the Lord uphold the legacy you left behind and rain down His comfort, mercy and grace on all who mourn your departure in Jesus name. You have definitely left a gap and is missed already! Until resurrection morning, goodnight dear Kehinde. Sola (for my immediate and extended families).
04/10/2024 09:55 pm
Tunde Williams writes,
Memory of my younger sister Stella Kehinde Dosunmu née Williams: To be brief I will list a few key points. • She had strong views on religious thoughts and Faith in God. •We reminisced a lot and had much respect for our upbringing and our parents’ exemplary lifestyle. •She had tenacity in the face of adversities. •She had a great ambition for progress and perfection. • She was quite bold. She will be greatly missed. From: Engr. Babatunde Williams, Abuja, Nigeria.
04/11/2024 09:44 am
Wole Akinyemi lit a candle and writes,
I call her Sister Kenny. She was that to me and more because I practically grew up under her care when I lived with the Williams for years. Together with her amiable twin Sister Taiwo and her siblings we were inseparable cushioned in the love and care and parental protection of saintly Pa Williams and my unforgettable Aunt Mama Modupe Mabel Williams. Even when my amazing cousin relocated to the USA she remained in close contact with me and was her usual generous and approachable self. No airs around her. She was an important magnet enhancing the cohesion and unity of her extended family. Her last generosity to me was two years back when I had an award. Sister Kenny was very vivacious,sociable, humble, accomodating, approachable and so forthright! I have lost a premium soul and a very caring sister. My prayers and condolences to her nuclear family,the Williams,the Osisanyas and the Akinyemis. It's not how long but how well. Our departed sister had left indelible footprints in the sand of time. She loved and served God to the end and gave sacrificially to humanity. May her kind soul find repose in the Lord. Prof Wole Akinyemi.
04/11/2024 10:48 am
Bro Emmanuel lit a candle and writes,
Accept my deep felt condolence. Mama go and rest in the Lord's bosom
04/11/2024 12:56 pm
Julia Williams writes,
Stella Kehinde Dosunmu was my sister-in-law. Her older brother, Tunde Williams, is my husband. We first met in Warri, Nigeria, in 1978 when my husband was working there. She was working in a nearby town called Benin from where she used to visit regularly, and started learning how to play lawn tennis. Many years later we were both resident in the US in neighboring States, so our friendship continued. Kenny as we sometimes called her succeeded in raising her children single handedly as a single working mother. Today they are highly responsible and successful young adults. Kenny was a good Christian and quite prayerful. My condolences go to the Williams family here in the US and in Nigeria. May her soul Rest In Peace. Julia Williams
04/11/2024 01:34 pm
Natalya Beltran writes,
Hello everyone, my name is Natalya Beltran. I was my beautiful Miss Stella's caregiver. I was fortunate enough to take care of Mom and to love her. I never saw her as a client, I saw her as someone I loved from my own family. I'm going to miss her truly. I'm going to miss all the great times we had together. The moments we listen to music together. The moments where we talked about God together. The day I put makeup on her and she said I made her look crazy LOL. The very first time that she was able to go up to her sister's house to see her, after she had her surgery. I'm going to miss the way she looked at her grandson every time he came running down the stairs to greet her. I'm going to miss her beautiful smile, and her beautiful laughter. For the time that I was with her I was able to see her strength and I was fortunate enough to be there till the end. It was a complete honor knowing her, and she will never be forgotten. I truly believe that God sent me to her. I am truly blessed to have known her and her beautiful family. Mom I miss you everyday and I love you. Till we meet again in the kingdom of heaven. Love forever Natalya..♥️♥️🙏🙏🥰🥰
04/11/2024 03:31 pm
C. Judith Ojo lit a candle and writes,
I just saw this link via WhatsApp. Mrs. Dosunmu is truly one of the most respectful people I ever met - she is ready with a smile and greeting even if you are younger than her. May her soul rest in peace in Jesus name, Amen She will be truly missed. My condolences to her children and family. May God’s comforting presence be with you all in Jesus name, Amen
04/11/2024 08:21 pm
Mrs Ade Oredein from England lit a candle and writes,
A friend to Mrs Dosunmu’s twins sister ( Mrs Agbaje). I met Mrs Dosunmu on few occasions. A woman of God, So humble in her ways. with a beautiful smile. She will dearly be missed. May her gentle soul continue to rest in peace. Wishing all the family peace during this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with all the family. May her beautiful ways and happy memories comfort you during this sad time. Continue to rest on the bosom of God 🙏🏽
04/12/2024 03:05 am
Idowu Williams writes,
Dear Sister, The past few days have been like a dream to me, unreal. The last time you visited Nigeria, when you were leaving you were shedding tears. When I asked you why, you replied you would be missing us. That was your goodbye, alas I didn't know. Fare thee well my sister, now I could only see you in my dreams. I could only hear your voice in my heart. I didn't know our journey here on earth together would be short lived. It is heavy, it is heavy the pain in my heart as I force out these words. I need to stay strong because that is what you would want for me. I heard that you said on your death bed you wanted to go home. I believe you are home now. Thank you for leaving us in the family with two strong individuals Tomi and Timi to carry on in your stead. Thank you for leading me to the place where I started knowing God more. It had been a great privilege being in the same family with you. Once again I say fare thee well. Idowu & Kemi Williams
04/12/2024 04:29 pm
Rhonda S Benjamin lit a candle and writes,
My dear Stella, I will miss you always, I last communicated with Stella back in May and had know idea she had any health challenges because she was the same happy and bubblely spirit that I remember I meet Stella 20 yrs. ago at our place of employment and instantly we became friends, I remember confiding in her about something I was going through and her words of encouragement and faith in God gave me peace we always shared stories about our children and she loved her Tomi and Timi so much the both of them made her so proud especially when Timi made her a mom mom I can see her beautiful smile right now, I wish I would of had the chance to spend some time with my dear friend but Stella if you're looking down from above just know I'll always love you🙏🙏❤️❤️
04/12/2024 07:04 pm
Sarah Taiwo Agbaje née Williams lit a candle and writes,
Kehinde will ever remain in my heart.She was my twin sister. My confidant,my friend what will I do without you.With heavy heart and great sorrow I have to say goodbye till we meet again at resurrection and to part no more.
04/12/2024 10:20 pm
Raymond Edema lit a candle and writes,
Mrs. Stella Dosunmu was my Aunt-in-Law. We fondly call her ( grandma #2). I recall her warmth and amiable personality when I first met her at her home in Delaware. She was caring, selfless and loves the Lord. Her love for families has left an indelible imprint in our hearts. My deepest condolence to her children and the entire family left behind. May God grant everyone in the family the fortitude to bear the loss and provide the strength to overcome this difficult time. May her gentle soul continue to rest in the Lord's bosom. Amen.
04/12/2024 11:45 pm
Ngozi Ajuba lit a candle and writes,
To my dear friend Tomi and family. I extend my deepest sympathies. I am so so sorry for your loss. While I never met Mama Olutomi, I know she was that light at the end of the tunnel that we all seek for. She was a fighter, a loving and dedicated mother and grandmother. The way she raised her family is a testament to her beautiful life on earth. Her spirit is no longer heavy and she is pain free now. Remember- There is no wrong way to grieve. Her legacy lives on in you all. With so much love and prayer ❤️ Ngozi
04/13/2024 07:26 am
Deborah Modupe Akinola lit a candle and writes,
Mommy Dosunmu was such a loving, caring, personable, and humble person. I’m so sad to hear of her passing. Condolences to the entire family. She will be greatly missed in our community. Dear woman of God, Rest in Perfect Peace in the bosom of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
04/13/2024 07:51 am
Remi Akinmade lit a candle and writes,
Kehinde, your death indeed was a shock, and heartbreaking, but with faith and God's words that implore us, not to mourn as unbelievers do. And the assurance of your faith in Christ Jesus that you are already with your maker. We were friends from high school and shared good times and bad times, and these memories would last forever. My heartfelt condolences especially to your children, daughter-in-law and grandchild, your siblings, and Taiwo your twin sister. Rest In Peace until the resurrection day.
04/13/2024 10:17 am
Blessing Agbaje writes,
Mommy, It hurt to see you go, but I am comforted in Jehovah's word of a time when sickness and death will be no more. I long to see you again Mommy. I will always remember your sweet motherly love, your voice, your beautiful smile and the many ways you have impacted my life. Thank you mommy.
04/13/2024 10:46 am
Olufunmilola Olawumi writes,
Mommy Dosunmu always had a smile for everyone always checking in on everyone 's welfare amongst everything. She would always make you feel cared for. We will surely miss you but we know you are resting with your Heavenly Father. Till we meet again to part no more. My sincerest condolences to Timi,Tomi and the Dosunmu, Williams Family. May the Lord in His Infinite mercies grant you all the fortitude in Jesus name.
04/13/2024 11:01 am
'Tosin OLOYE-OYEWOLE writes,
Kehinde dear, We were very close in our Secondary School years ago along with Taiwo. You were a good friend, we shared a lot together. Even when we lost touch, we got to reach each other on social media we we shared moments of Joy and pictures of us and our loved ones. Kehinde, you sweet memory, big heart smiles linger on in my heart. You shall be sorely missed. But we take solace in the fact that we shall meet again at the feet of our Lord JESUS, worshipping Him forever. Sleep and rest on in perfect peace, dear Kehinde. We love you still. 'Tosin OLOYE-OYEWOLE. ( Nee OJOSIPE)
04/13/2024 01:00 pm
Shaibu Oiza Grace lit a candle and writes,
It is exactly one month now that you left us, I was on a sick bed and they couldn't tell me what happen. I just want to let you know you mean alot to me and my siblings. Only a heart as dear as yours would give so unselfishly even when she has little. Things you've done, time that you were there make us to know deep down inside, how much you really care. Cousins are those rare people who ask how we are and wait to hear the answer. You are one If only we could have you back just for a little while, we could have love you to see your desire for us happening We appreciate your love, care and concern for us, thank you for believing in us, thank you for whom you are and what are to us Your love will forever lingered in our heart, we miss you already. REST WELL MUMMY, till we meet to part no more at the feet of Jesus Shaibu Oiza Grace For the family
05/07/2024 08:50 am
Shaibu Esther Bose writes,
Farewell, dear aunty Kenny, thank you for everything. You may be gone, but your memory will live on in the countless lives you touched. You left a mark in our hearts and nothing will ever erase. You will remain to be cherished. You are an epitome of love. You are very sincere and open. I thank God for the life of Christ you lived. Rest on in the bosom of our Lord Jesus. (Cousine) Esther Bose Shaibu
05/18/2024 06:32 pm