Dedicated to the memory of Deaconess Mrs Florence O. Adejumo
This site is a tribute to Deaconess Mrs Florence Oludewa Adejumo, (nee Ashon) from Warri, Delta State Nigeria. Born on December 26, 1944 as the First born child. She trained as a general Staff Nurse and was dedicated to nursing and caring for people most of her life. She practiced with compassion and professionalism wherever she worked. Her last post was in Ahmadu Bello University Hospital / Clinics Samaru Zaria. Mummy Adejumo was a born again Christian who was prayerful, comitted and faithful in her service to God, the church and community. She was fondly known by many as Iya Ibeji/ Mama yanbiu (mummy twins), She is survived by her husband, children and grand children. She is much loved and will always be remembered.
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To everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven.A time to be born and a time to die.(Eccl3:1-2)
Sweet memories of.Aunty Florence while growing up in New Bussa in the late 60s.Our parents,late Mr and Mrs Peter Fregene were family friends with the Adejumos.Aunty was such a.loving,caring and accomodating person.A lover of children.
There were no dull moments with her.We looked forward to visits in her home,to play with her children, have plenty of fun and enjoy some goodies too.She carried out her job as a nurse in the then NEPA Hospital with so much compassion. We will miss your ever smiling face.We are comforted that you loved the Lord and we will meet again on the Resurrection morning.To my younger ones and Aunty Missy,please take heart.May the Lord strengthen you all.God bless and keep you all always in Him.Maranatha
Kate Icheku(nee Fregene)
5th March 2024
We have known Mrs Florence Adejumo since 1976 and she was such a wonderful woman of God that my wife and her became very close friends for nearly 47 years. Mrs Florence Adejumo and my wife Bolatito Idowu worked in Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital Zaria briefly and then worked in Institute of Agricultural Research (I.A.R) Clinic and the Sick Bay of the University for many years.
She was very hardworking and a dedicated Nurse. We fondly called her “Iya Double Double” because she had two sets of twins. She invested a lot in her children education and made sure they all had University Education. She loved God and she loved people. Mrs Florence Adejumo was a devoted and committed Christian. She was completely sold out to Jesus.
She was loving, joyful, peace-loving, gentle, kind, very persevering and very generous. Also, she was very humble and very respectful. We love her more than words can say but God loved her very much more. Rest in peace our beloved friend and sister.
Mr & Mrs S.A. Idowu UK.
Mr & Mrs S.A .Idowu
19th February 2024
Mummy you are a mother in Israel. You were a blessing, caretaker, mentor and mother to many. You bore the light of the Christian faith against many odds. Always praying and carrying the burden of many before the Lord. Rest in peace mummy, may you rest in the blossom of the Lord.
Oluwatoyin Dare
17th February 2024
Candles
Mummy, the first time I met you was when I came to my uncle, your husband in need for admission into a tertiary institution in 1981/82. You were very hospitable, accommodating & caring. By the next time I would meet you at my cousin's, your daughter, you have become totally sold out for Jesus Christ. You were very gentle, a doting, caring & praying mother to your children, grandchildren & everyone you come in contact with. I pray that all prayers & desires for your generation will manifest in Jesus name
Sleep on till resurrection morning
Lit by Akintayo, Caroline A. M Nee Adejumo on 4th March 2024
A candle in memory of Mrs Adejumo who lived a selfless life and blessed many. You are leaving fond memories behind and your remembrance will never fade.
Lit by Ezekiel Chinyio on 21st February 2024
Judges 5:7 (KJV) The inhabitants of the villages ceased, they ceased in Israel, until that I Deborah arose, that I arose a mother in Israel.
You were a mother in Israel
Lit by Oluwatoyin Dare on 17th February 2024
