Celebrating the Life of Deacon Ogunremi Kayode Rufus

Praise GOD

Kayode Ogunremi, was born on July 17, 1958 in Igbara-Oke, Ifedore local government area of Ondo state, Nigeria. He was born into a family of five children. Kayode attended St. Paul's primary school in Igbara-Oke, and later graduated from Anglican Grammar school, Igbara-Oke with his senior secondary school certificate.

In 1977, Mr. Kayode Ogunremi got married to Bosede Ogunremi, and together, they were blessed with four children- Kolawole, Opeyemi, Olubunmi and Funmito. They also had ten grandchildren- Ifeoluwa, Kayode, Ewatomi, Ayomikun, Darasimi, Wuraola, Ayobami, Desire, Iremide and Desmond.

Kayode worked as a storekeeper at Ido Ekiti General hospital from 1992-1995. He later moved to Lagos, and began his career as a Clearing and Forwarding Agent at Apapa Wharf, Tincan, Lagos Island, where he worked until his passing in the year 2000.

As we gather here today to bid farewell to late Mr. Kayode Ogunremi, let us carry forward the memories we shared, the laughter we enjoyed, and the love we felt in his presence.
Though he may no longer walk among us, his spirit will forever dwell in our hearts.

Let us find solace in the cherished moments we hold dear, and continue to draw strength from the legacy he left behind. May we honor his life by living ours with kindness, compassion, and grace

Farewell, dear Mr. Kayode Ogunremi, may you find eternal peace in the embrace of our memories.

Sun re o, Baba wa oni 'nure!

Jesus is Lord

The loss of a father no matter how old you are, changes your life forever.

Celebrating the Life of Deacon Ogunremi Kayode Rufus

Praise GOD

Always, words seem too feeble in moments like this, surely, GOD takes what is HIS, and what HE gives is HIS, and to all things HE has appointed at a time.
Those who have patience get rewarded. Death leaves a heartache no one can heal. My heart still aches in sadness, for what it meant to lose you no one will ever know. You were a father whose worth can never be told.

There's a place in my heart no one can fill. I miss you and always will. The loss of a father no matter how old you are, changes your life forever, you never really get over the loss, you learn to live with the loss and he is never far from your thoughts.

As the first born child, I have carried on your legacy of hard work and dedication. Following in your footsteps. I have established myself as a respected professional in my own right (By GOD'S Grace). With the same unwavering commitment that defined your life Dad. I have made significant contributions to your legacy and our family. Your spirit of resilience and determination lives on through me, as I continue to inspire all those around me.

You remain the most hardworking and hustler I'd ever meet. You will forever live In my heart. I love you Kay Oguns. Till we meet in the bossom of the LORD

Kolawole
Jesus is Lord

Praise GOD


I stand here today to honor the life and legacy of a remarkable man who left an indelible mark on our lives and the lives of all he touched. My father was a pillar of strength, a beacon of resilience, and a true embodiment of the values that defined his character. From humble beginnings in Igbara-Oke, he carved out a path for himself through sheer determination and unwavering work ethic.
Whether as a storekeeper at Ido Ekiti General hospital or a Clearing and forwarding agent at Apapa Wharf Tincan, my father approached every task with the same level of dedication and commitment. His unwavering spirit and adaptability inspired me to reach for the stars, to never settle for anything less than my best. I have missed you so dearly dad.
May you continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord.

Olayemi

We will forever celebrate all the hard labor you engaged yourself in to make ends meet

Praise GOD

Tributes from Daughters

My Dear Daddy, just like yesterday, it's been 24 years that your journey on earth ended. I miss you so much and I wish you were alive to see how grown I am now, I miss your love, I miss your care, I miss your pamper, I miss the way you back me and sing for me, I miss the way you carry me anytime I run to you to welcome you, I miss you in my joyous moment. Your love towards me was exceptional, no wonder you were buried on my birthday.

You were kind, generous, straightforward and GOD fearing enough to be proud of as a good father. We thank GOD that the little time you spent with us on earth you showed us so much love and it has been keeping us going.
We also thank GOD that the household you left is waxing stronger. Your memory brings mixed feelings, the sweetness of great moments we shared together and the sadness of the emptiness you left in our hearts. We take comfort in the fact that GOD never leaves us since you left. We will forever celebrate all the hard labor you engaged yourself in to make ends meet.

If there will be a next life Daddy mi, I will be your daughter again and again and again. My children are saying Rest in peace grandpa. I love you so much. No one will ever take your place in my heart Daddy mi.
Till we see again, please keep watching over us, you really are the best guardian Angel ever. From your dear daughter.

Olubunmi