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Olubunmi Oluwatuyi

Born in London, United Kingdom on August 13, 1965.

Died in Manchester, United Kingdom on March 8, 2016.

The story

Viewing: 7 April 2016 3-6pm

Chapel of Rest, Daniel Robinson

79-81 South St, Bishop's Stortford CM23 3AL 01279 655477

Service of Songs 7 April 2016 6pm

RCCG, Ward Hatch, Mowbray Road, Harlow. CM20 2NB

Internment 8 April 2016 11.30am

GreenAcres Woodland Burials, Kiln Road, North Weald,Epping, Essex. CM16 6AD

Memory wall

25 tributes have been left in memory of Olubunmi Oluwatuyi.

  • daddy ayo

    I can't express how much you mean to me or my family, the good times, the ugly times, the strategy times but I above all, God loves you most.... Rest in the lord uncle bunmi!!

  • yebotunde

    Olubunmi sun re.... into he's loving arms you rest, I pray God's comfort, Peace and Grace for you family.

  • abi

    You were such a wonderful person, so cool, calm and quick to say sorry even when you haven't done anything wrong. Always ready to help without expecting anything in returns. You'll always be remembered by all you've touched in such a positive way. Sleep well Uncle B

  • temmy77

    Photo left in memory of Olubunmi Oluwatuyi
  • temmy77

    Hmmmm who can question God. He knows all, still can believe you were gone forever, we spoke that same day you passed, you were full of live, happy and in a good spirit. Sweetheart you were such a good,caring and nice husband, always understanding, you were God fearing and an easy going man. I'm still in shock,can't believe you were gone. Olubunmi ni, continue to rest in the blossom of our Lord Jesus Christ. Adieu.

  • sarah123456

    As days pass by (daybreak) I still meditate around the house for GOD to please bring you back to life! Bro Bunmi, You are one of those brother I can not stop thinking about. You indeed left us so soon. It's just one week today since you left us but like one year to me. Yetunde Oyefemi Adeboye

  • gr4nmore

    You will be missed so much from everyone at the Tube Business Centre. We all had the privilege of knowing such a special man who made us all smile. you was so happy and always caring, we are all so upset to loss such a lovely person at such a young age. Good night, God bless. The Tube Business Centre. x

  • konipede

    GONE TOO SOON! I still find it very difficult to come to the realization of your departure. Even as true as it is, we will continue to cherish the kindness you were blessed with and all the good memories. As I often say, you were such a gentle and peace loving soul that will never hurt a fly. My memories of how we started as little children living across the street from each other to growing up to attend same university and ending up living in same room together back in London when we first arrived were all memories that strikes and touch my heart deeply and makes it even more difficult but with total submission to the will God, I believe you have gone to rest and in the good hands of our Lord. You will forever be missed but for now I say; So-Long Prince Olubunmi Oluwatuyi. Kamil Onipede and Family

  • sarah123456

    As days pass by (daybreak) I still meditate around the house for GOD to please bring you back to life! Bro Bunmi, You are one of those brother I can not stop thinking about. You indeed left us so soon. It's just one week today since you left us but like one year to me. Your spirit has gone to God, and your soul lives on in blissful communion with your maker. In due course alongside all the saints of God sleeping in Christ Jesus we shall be together eternally with God.

  • moyosoluwa

    A candle was lit in memory.

  • bimbo ibidapo

    Bunmi! writing this is such a difficult task. You were simple to a fault, easy going, friendly and trust worthy. I still find it hard coming to term with your demise. I pray that the Lord will comfort the family you left behind. Rest In Peace.

  • beebee

    A candle was lit in memory.

  • kemioluwatuyi@yahoo.com.au

    A candle was lit in memory.

  • beck541@btinternet.com

    God blesx to a dear colleague and friend. May you rest in peace.

  • sarah123456

    As days pass by (daybreak) I still meditate around the house for GOD to please bring you back to life! Bro Bunmi, You are one of those brother I can not stop thinking about. You indeed left us so soon. It's just one week today since you left us but like one year to me.

  • beebee

    Some events in life leave one speechless,very difficult for me to accept the news of your demise. What happens to our summer 2016 plans? Uhm mm!!!!! man proposes but God has the final say. Oh! death where is thy sting? you will be rememmered for your calmness,and peaceful nature. So sad to say goodnight. Sleep on.... Bookie Bode Akinboye

  • beebee

    Dear Uncle, Why must you die can someone tell me why my Uncle should die?I always loved your british accent Who's gonna tell me "Innit". I still have the perfume that you gave me for a gift.Nobody to visit in Manchester anymore. I personaly miss you. RIP My Dear Uncle Good Night. Divine Akinboye

  • divine_creations_tx@yahoo.com

    WOW! A BIG heart of Gold stopped beating, two shining eyes at rest. I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. You were always ready to be a blessing... to help anyone in need. You knew no stranger. You made everyone feel special. You were indeed a rare gem. I have spent the last couple of days tossing and turning, asking "but why God?" God broke our hearts to prove, He only takes the best. Sleep on my brother till we meet again.

  • temmy77

    RIP

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  • harbie70

    You were such a rare gem. You will surely be missed. Hmmm ! I still remembered vividly our last discussion. Always willing and ready to help. Egbon! Sleep on , until we meet to part no more. Sun re o!

  • adejumokeadenuga@gmail.com

    You will surely be missed. Our prayers remain with the family. God's comfort is your portion, at this time, in Jesus' name! Jumoke Adenuga

  • lilrose

    Your pain is in my heart.May you find comfort in Revelation21:3,4-“and death will be no more......” .You are in my prayers.

  • gr4nmore

    A candle was lit in memory.

  • moyosoluwa

    Dear Brother, you were so different and special in so many ways. It is so difficult to find the right words to express our thoughts and feelings. Brum Brum, our hearts are warmed as we turn the pages on the many valued and meaningful roles that you played throughout your life. Is it the your desire to make peace that we want to dwell on, You were so unconfrontational. You did not have the will or desire to keep a grudge. It was so easy to make peace with you no matter how much you have been hurt or is it all your great ideas, you were a business man who saw opportunity in everything. What won’t we give to still have you churning out all those ideas….the generosity, as long as you had it, we would be able to get it from you. Many times you are moved to promise so much more Our dear Prince Oluwatuyi, as you like to call yourself, it is so hard to say goodbye so we will just say so-long. The pages of your book will never be closed, We will remember you through the many people still left behind whose lives you touched in the way only you can. Dear brother/son /father/uncle/ husband and friend. It’s a blessing that you were priviledged to wear all those hats as everyman African man would have wished. We will miss you, but it is a honor and priviledge to say this words about you, Olubunmi Olubukayo Oluwatuyi !

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