Oh My dear sister Ademidun Olajumoke Omo Awe, you have gone to join the saints triumphant. Where do I start recalling what you meant to me? Is it the fact that you are my loving sister? Is it your principle of teaching and learning anything learnable? Grasp knowledge at all chances? Be trust worthy? Let your yes be yes and no be no, let people know your stand? The whole of your life had been a lesson to me. You never had grudges, always willing to give to people. Though you are a woman, you stood as a pillar in our family (Awe's family). You were a rallying point and unifying factor, you were a role model for us all. You gave yourself to the service of everyone without reserve. You shared all our joys and successes and was ever ready to give all of yourself in all situations without restrictions. You hate to see people sad. How will I forget you calling me to your home and for exhibitions for learning more about cake and hall decoration? How will I forget you for telling all your friends to give me business and jobs to do? Your transition was marvellous and enviable because you laugh and smile till the last second of your life. I will miss the regular cake and decoration event, exhibition, training etc that we shared and above all, the sympathetic 'pele' during my last illness, you came to pick me at the hospital to your home with your condition. You were like a 'guardian angel’ watching the family day and night. The loss still remains with me; I take consolation in the law of nature that says all that have a beginning must have an end. I love you so much but God loves you best, continue to enjoy your well deserved rest in the bosom of the Lord. My joy is that you left us with multiple replacements that are going to be greater than you and you have left a good legacy for us all. You sowed a good seed and your children will harvest excellent fruits in Jesus name. Amen. Wishing you a good sleep until we meet to part no more. My Sister Ademidun Olajumoke omo Awe, Aya Adelowotan. I will never forget you.