In Loving Memory of Eunice Ajoke Adanlawo

Grandma Adanlawo,

It is still difficult to speak about you in the past tense, and even harder to accept that you have transitioned to glory. Your absence feels unreal, yet I take comfort in knowing that you are resting in the presence of the Lord.

You were truly a lover of God, deeply rooted in His Word, and you lived out your faith with grace, humility, and unwavering devotion. Your life was a reflection of your strong belief in God, and your knowledge of the Scriptures guided not only your own walk with Him but also the lives of everyone around you.

Your prayers, counsel, and gentle wisdom were a source of strength and encouragement to me. Though we will miss you in the Wisdom group, we are grateful for the life well lived. You will forever remain in our hearts 💕

Sun Re O Iya Dada

Grandma Adanlawo was epitome of genuine love of Jesus Christ. I first knew her when she came with husband of blessed memory when we were in West Wind. After passing on her husband and she had been coming House of Praise contributing to elders group her knowledge of Christ and also to always remember Naigeria in prayer to be better country. She was very good at sending good advice to the group on how to train grandchildren and be in peace with daughters and sons in laws. She was also sent some tips on how to be healthy in older age. She was a great contributor to elders group which we started feeling the gaps since she left to be with the Lord.
Rest in peace grandma and Almighty Lord Jesus be with the families and the Church of Christ you left.
Didun ni iranti olododo. Oluwa A pelu gbogbo ebi ati ijo Kirisiti ti e fi sile. Alaafia Oluwa ko ni fi gbogbo wa sile.
E sun re mama oninu rere, oniwa rere.

Tribute to Assistant Pastor Eunice Ajoke Adanlawo
Assistant Eunice Ajoke Adanlawo was a woman of faith, compassion and quiet strength. She served God and His people with humility, dedication and a sincere love that touched many lives. Her commitment to prayer, services and encouragement reflected a life wholly surrendered to Christ.
She was a comfort to weary, teacher of truth and a servant leader whose life spoke louder than words. Though her physical presence is no longer with us her legacy of faith, kindness and obedience to God will continue to live on in the heart of all who knew her. We thank God for her life, her service to the church and impact she made in her generation. We take comfort in the assurance that she has finished her race and now rest in the eternal peace of the Lord.
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints. Psalm 116 vs 15.
May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace and her memory remains a blessing amen.

We first met mama some years ago when she visited Indianapolis with her husband of blessed memories.
From that moment we became one family.
Mama always call to check on us.
She was very loving, prayerful, kind, and supportive.
Mama visited, prayed and encouraged us when we were going through some health challenges few weeks before she passed.
We will remember mama for her kindness, smiles and her legacy lives on.
We missed you mama but heaven has gained an angel.
Mama we love you but God loves you more.
May her gentle soul continue to rest in peace.
Goodnight sweet mother.
From The Akinyosoyes.
Indianapolis.

Tribute to Mrs. Eunice Ajoke Adanlawo

Mrs. Eunice Ajoke Adanlawo was a woman of prayer, grace, and unwavering faith. A beloved member and spiritual mother, she carried God’s love with gentleness and strength, touching every life she encountered.
Though we miss her dearly, we rejoice knowing she has finished her race and received her crown. Her legacy of faith, love, and devotion will continue to inspire us.
Rest in perfect peace, Mama. Your light still shines. 🙏🏽✨

I remember when I lost my grandmother and Ms Eunice, Leke, and Temi came to the house to check on me. When I opened the door Ms Eunice put her hands on my face, looked me straight in my eyes and told me it is well. Her eyes were teary. I felt the love, gentleness and comfort.
Sometimes I would be just talking to her in church- I mean I’m going on and on and on—-I forget to slow down because of my accent. Well Ms Eunice just let me get it all out….then when I ask her a question ….she look at me and burst out laughing! Then I burst out laughing too realizing that she probably didn’t understand everything i was saying because of my accent. Then I would hug her tight and she will give me a gentle pat. My hearts smiles at the special moments the two of us share. Forever in my heart Ms Eunice… gone but never forgotten. 💕

Grandma Eunice was such a beautiful light. She was a powerful prayer warrior and loving person. May her soul rest in peace with her Master.

Mama was a loving mother not only to her children, but to everyone who crossed her path. Her heart was open, her kindness endless, and she made people feel seen and cared for. A woman of deep faith, she trusted God in all things and lived her life as a reflection of that faith. She carried herself with grace and style, leaving a lasting impression wherever she went. Mama’s love, strength, and beautiful spirit will forever remain in our hearts.

Didun Didun ni iranti Olododo!!
Mummy Adanlawo,
Your passing is still a great shock to us.
We wish you could have stayed with us much longer.
Thank you for your genuine love and words of encouragement.
Thank you for the bread of life you shared daily through Open Heaven.
I will always remember the advice you gave me when my husband passed away.
I miss your beautiful smile.
Though I miss you, I know the Spirit of the Lord abides with you and will lead you home.
Till we meet again on the last day,
Continue to rest in the Lord.
With love,
Adeosun Eunice,
Your sister, and in-law.

Dear Aunty Ajoke,
Today, we gather our hearts to remember and celebrate you, the woman who was never “just” an aunt, but the gentle, unwavering mother and grandmother our family was so blessed to have.
Your home was always open, your table always full, and your love always overflowing. You welcomed us with arms that felt like coming home, fed us with food that nourished more than our bodies, and guided us with wisdom that came from a life richly lived. Your laughter could lift the heaviest day, and your quiet strength held us all together through every trial.
You were our rock when the ground shook beneath us. In times of sorrow, sickness, and struggle, you stood firm, praying, encouraging, sacrificing,g never asking for anything in return. You carried our burdens as if they were your own, and because of you, we learned what true, selfless love looks like.
You spoiled us with the tenderness of a mother, and you raised us with the care of a mother, correcting us kindly when we needed it, beaming with pride when we made you proud.
Aunty, you were the heartbeat of our family. Even now, though you are no longer here with us in body, your love remains the thread that binds us. We feel you in every family gathering, in every shared story, and in every act of kindness we pass on because we learnt well from you.
Thank you for a lifetime of love poured out without measure. Thank you for being our strength, our comfort, our joy, and the beautiful soul who made our family whole.
Though our hearts ache with the thought of missing you, we find peace knowing you are at rest, watching over us with that same warm smile.
We love you forever. We will carry you in our hearts always.
Rest in peace, our dear Mother, our grandma, our Aunty in every way that truly mattered.
With all our love and gratitude.
Adieu Aunty,
Ageh Adedoyin John and Family.

Tribute to A/P Eunice Ajoke Adanlawo(JP)
Dear Grandma,
You will always be remembered in our hearts for your good deeds and the lessons we learned from you. Your strength as a loving and devoted mother has been an inspiration to both the Church and our family. Thank you for your countless sacrifices, your care and concern, and your unwavering love. We are grateful for everything you have done for humanity.
Wherever you are now, we know you are in a much better place. We will always cherish the fact that you were a devoted Christian.
Rest in peace, Grandmother. We will never forget you and will love you forever.
With love,
Pastor Peter Oye-Adeniran
RCCG Grace of God Parish
Indianapolis, IN, USA.

A wonderful mother-in-law
You have fought a good fight and won the race, now resting in the bosom of our Lord Jesus. Your love for simplicity, Christlikeness, and the Word of God was a true reflection of your character. We will forever miss you. Yet, we find comfort in knowing that you are in a better place, free from sorrow and grief, where you can fully engage in what you love most. Singing, dancing, and praising the Lord. Sleep on, mum.
Pastor Ms.Osarenkhoe