The story
Fatima Olohunkemi Johnson-Uthman was born on March 28th, 1972 to Late Alhaji Mojeed Adeyemi Johnson and Alhaja Nimota Abegbe Johnson. She sadly left us on July 24th, 2014
She is survived by:
Husband: Kenny Uthman.
Children: Damilare, Demilade and Darasimi.
Mother, brothers, sisters, cousins, nieces and nephews.
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Memory wall
15 tributes have been left in memory of Fatima Olohunkemi Johnson-Uthman.
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Keep resting in peace Aunty....
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A candle was lit in memory.
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We miss you Aunty
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Aunty Fatima I can't believe you're gone! This life! Howwwwww??? We cannot question God, but I don't understand. How can you be gone? I don't know how to accept this or figure it out. How can you not be here? How can I accept that you're gone...forever? I can't believe I will never see you again. We have a lot of memories that can never be forgotten. I remember the weekends you spent with us. I remember how you would remove your wigs and I would just stare at it, trying to figure out how it stayed on your head. How can I forget your room at epe street? We ate, danced, slept, talked, and played in that room. We always got excited every time we were told we were going to epe street. I remember when we had sleepovers at your house. You would always tell us how some of your friends did ridiculous things, or what new things Damilare had done that week. I also remember your wedding and engagement ceremonies. You let us dance with our friends for your guests, and also with you on stage. I remember when I sent you a video of you when you were really young and daddy recorded you saying hello to everybody. You told me it wasn't you and I should ask daddy who the girl was. You couldn't believe it was you. We basically grew up with you. You were part of the nuclear family. Sigh....this is hard. Aunty Fatima, how can I accept this? I'm not sure how to deal with this. Huge blow! I can't start imagining how Damilare, Demilade, and Darasimi feel. I don't know what to say or how to feel. You were not just our Aunty, you were daddy and mommy'a oldest girl/child. Unbelievable! Aunty Fatima! I miss you.. I will never forget you... I will always love you ... Rest in perfect peace Aunty...
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Aunty Fatima......... Sigh
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Aunty Fatima, It is so sad to see you leave so soon. I miss you so much, my heart aches. But you have lived a great life with us your family and friends. We will cherish all the memories we had with you. I remember your kind spirit and loving ways towards us your nieces and nephews. You always sang to us, encouraged us and made us laugh. I remember when I spoke to you and you said you miss us a lot and I said I hope we come to Nigeria soon, so we can see you. Now you're gone. You were the fashionista. You were so outgoing, caring and so much fun to be around. You will be missed! I'll love you forever. Sarah Johnson
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My dearest FATU FATU (as I fondly call you)! I am still very dazed at the fact that you are no more. Who would call me "Old Soldier" now? Your departure from our midst has left an extreme soreness in my heart. My promise to our mother after I returned from the USA in 1983 was that I will take care of your health and education which I did proudly like your father. I guess I was under an illusion thinking that since you were over 40 years old, the risks have reduced. ALAS! Was I wrong. You meant a lot to me. You were my sister, daughter and friend. We shared jokes regularly; "Brother mi, e je ki npa yin lerin" (my brother, let me make you laugh"). I shared some of your pains and sorrows as well as good tidings. Guess what! God knows best and I take solace in the fact that you are resting in the bossom of The Lord. FATU, your legacy of love, kindness and other good deeds live on. I have missed you and will continue to miss you. I begged you to live so that you can take care of your children but God planned otherwise. I will make you a promise. Your children will not suffer. Sleep well my loving sister till we meet again to part no more. SOJ - your loving brother.
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Fatima my first child, When I heard that you had passed, I thought I was dreaming. I still think I'm dreaming. I remember your beautiful smile. I remember the last day I saw you, I was leaving for the states and you and your friends came to get dressed at my house for a wedding. You brought my clothes and came to say bye. You helped me pack my things. You looked very nice and you were in good spirit. You and I were planning for you to come to the states with your children to visit, not knowing it would end up like this. Man proposes and God disposes. This came as a great shock to all of us. I will forever miss you. You will always be in my heart. It is well. I will always love you. Akaonye
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Aunty Fatima? Seriously? Is this really how life is? Still unbelievable. I really did not expect to say anything like 'rest in peace' to you anytime soon. You were more like a big sister than an aunty. The memories of you are too many. I can never ever forget them or forget you. I remember how we always looked forward to friday evenings, when you'd come and spend the weekend with us before you got married. I remember always getting so excited to see you. The christian songs you taught us. The nights we prayed together. The times we spent at your house when you got married. You introduced us to similac when Damilare was born lol. We'd lick it while you were feeding Damilare. Your yogurt jokes had us in stitches. You loved to cook for us, especially rice and stew. AHHH! Life is so unfair. It still feels like a dream. Like is this for real? I pray for strength for the whole family, especially for Damilare, Demilade and Darasimi. I also pray that God continues to guide and protect them for the rest of their lives. They will never lack anything in Jesus name. Amen. Any evil plan anyone has towards them will never come to pass. They will continue to progress in life. Hmmm! This was too sudden. I don't know if I can ever understand why it had to be you aunty. But they say don't question God right? Aunty Fatima, you were truly a rare gem. I will never forget you. I miss you a lot. Rest in Perfect Peace Aunty. Love always, Mama Halima Johnson
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