Chief Executive Officer, Estreme Communication Limited, Taiwo Adebomi, has reiterated his undying love to his late wife, Abosede Ibunkunoluwa Adebomi nee Oyawale, who passed away ten years ago.
In a brief memorial organized to commemorate the passing of his wife who passed away on December 27, 2014, exactly a decade ago, Adebomi said her painful passing despite the shift in time could not obliterate his passion for the late woman.
He said it was too impossible to forget her, especially when her family members and friends choose to hold the bond very warm by showing love and care for his son, Ayomikun Victor Adebomi, whom the deceased left behind ten years ago.
According to Taiwo, the friends bulk of whom are staffers of First Bank Plc where the deceased was working before she passed away, the First Bank caucus of friends to his late wife opened a dedicated account for the son that will be handed over to the boy when he clocks 18, they also come round the boy on the occasion of his birthday annually ever since to felicitate with Ayomikun in loving memory of their friend.
Taiwo also expressed gratitude to the entire Olufemi Oyawale clan for their immeasurable love over the years, saying he could not have asked for better in-laws.
He noted that “True to the veracity of the ancient axiom that ‘the memory of an upright person forever lingers,’ though our daughter, our sister, our friend, our mother, my dear late wife took her exit from the stage of life a decade ago yet her memory refused to take a bow. Not when the ovations keep all us still standing, Abosede Adebomi forever remains upright on the podium with us in the unforgettable archives of memories.”
He added that especially because of “Ayomikun, her son from whom we all derive our collective endless happiness in having forever memorial moments with Abosede’s brief course on this planet earth, I am not ungrateful for the immeasurable contributions of her family members and her beautifully generous friends whose show of boundless love and unquantifiable kindness to my son in particular and myself as a widower is highly treasured. Even if I have a million tongues I cannot thank you enough.”
He said even if he had doubted the kindness of his late wife, of course he noted he never had any reason, but the immense generosity of her family members and friends keep registering the fact that late Abosede indeed lived an impactful life.
“If Abosede was good and I had doubted the gift of that rare virtue in her (and of course I have never, not even till now), your power of love, the magnanimity of your good persons and your tireless courtesy for appreciating a good deed keep registering the fact that she must have lived an impactful life. Indeed, she did,” adding that “however, that can never underscore the merit of your generosity, amiability and the tenacity with which you have kept the obviously unforgettable memories of the uncommon amazon whom we are all very privileged to have as our collective friend,” he concluded.
