Birth date: Aug 30, 1982 Death date: Aug 28, 2022
ADIEU OUR BELOVED BROTHER Dr. Eyitope Omoniyi Bolujoko (TBJ, as he was fondly called) of Pleasant Hills, an angel among men, took his place in heaven on August 28th, 2022. TBJ was born on August 30th, 1982, in the city of Zaria, Read Obituary
I am so deeply sorry on the loss of Dr. Tope. I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to you Mommy Bolujoko & the entire family during this time.“No amount of words can express the pain that you are going through. Sending you love, blessings & prayers. May God strengthen you & the family during this difficult time.”
I am still in the realm of dreams about the reality that my dear TOPE has gone to be with the LORD. I ask, Lord, why the early home call of this young ‘general’? Suddenly I remember “For we know in part, . . . But when that which is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done away.” (1Cor. 13:9-10) TOPE, my ebullient young boy who had a humorous accent of the Yoruba language back then in 1985/1988. You were indeed a lovable boy! It is difficult for me, your uncle Tunde, to come to terms with the reality of your home call, at least for now. TOPE, your demise is tragic, sudden and ‘early in the day’. The grief of your loss is heavy for us to bear as family members. However, we are not in a position to challenge the Omnipotent God. “In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you. (1Thes. 5:18). LORD we thank you for the brief buy fulfilled life that TOPE lived. TOPE, you are very much loved. Your departure from amongst us will be gravely missed. Verily, no more shall we part when we meet again at the feet of our Master, Jesus Christ. Good night TOPE.
Tope, these 32+ years of being your friend were the best I could have asked for. Your kindness, sincerity, humility and faith rubbed off on everyone around you. From being childhood friends to going to Veterinary school together, to serving together in our campus fellowship, you remained consistent. You were a good man, an amazing husband and father and an outstanding friend. I'll always remember 2021 Thanksgiving holiday we spent together. Thank you for all those encouraging phone calls - we would talk for hours and not even realize it. I only wish we could have spent the next 50 years watching our kids grow up and have their own kids, but I know we will meet again. I love you my brother and friend. Ifedayo
TBJ, Gentle giant, you were a wonderful classmate back in the university. You taught us to share our challenges so that collectively we could resolve them collectively and learn from the process. We as humans find it hard to grasp the concept of mortality. I will not say gone to soon, sunset at dawn etc. I believe God took his son back at the appointed time. May God continue to comfort the family and friends.
“It is still like a dream Tope, that you are no more here with us physically. You came as a child of consolation, and all through your very brief sojourn here on earth, you remained a source of joy and comfort. Your exit has created a very big vacuum that will be difficult to replace. Indeed, our days on earth are like grass; like wildflowers, we bloom and die.(Psalms103:15 NLT) Tope, as painful as your exit is, we are comforted that you are in a better place, where there’s no more pain, no more sorrow; but joy and rejoicing in the presence of the Almighty. Continue to rest in the bosom of your savior till we meet again. Good night……” -Oyewunmi Balogun Houston TX
With deepest sympathy. Praying for you and your family.
We could ask questions But to whom will we direct such We could submit to the will Of the Most-High God And return all glory to Him For, indeed, He has given With all the benefits we have had And, at His own will He has called Tope to Himself In all of these, He is God He is God in this situation And He is God in our every situation. May God uphold the family that he left behind in Jesus name, amen. The Ogunwole Family.
TBJ IT'S SO HARD TO BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE GONE, BUT WE ARE CONSOLED THAT YOU HAVE GONE TO BE WITH THE LORD. REST IN PEACE TILL WE MEET AGAIN AT JESUS' FEET. DR FOLASHADE OLAIFA (NEE AKANMU).
Our deepest condolences for the loss of a dear friend, loving father, and a truly wonderful man. Thinking of you during this heartbreaking time.
It is unfortunate to hear about your demise \"My dear friend TBJ\". Such an easy-going, soft-spoken, result-driven fellow. The world has lost a gem, but heaven has gained an angel. Rest on, friend. Dr. Igbaver Isaac Ieren
