MY DAD DEPARTS
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Accept my heart felt condolences, bro.
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Obong,
Please accept my deepest condolences. May your Dad's soul rest in the perfect peace of Christ.
Please accept my deepest condolences. May your Dad's soul rest in the perfect peace of Christ.
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Pele, no matter how old they are it still hurts. Since the start of the year three different friends have lost a mother or father (one this past Sunday), and two different cousins lost their dads. It's like every month I know of someone who loses a parent.Obong wrote:Hello Cybereagles Family,
It is with a heavy heart I announce the passing of my Dad a couple of days ago. A man of distinction and integrity, he left a reputation that we, the children, will find hard to match. Many developmental projects in my community were spear-headed by him. He was exemplary in so many ways and was selfless to a fault. I've lost count of the many times total strangers have walked up to me or introduced themselves as beneficiaries of his largesse even though I don't consider him wealthy. Many "cousins" passed through our home as students of various institutions, and I only knew later that we were not even related. I even ran into a Professor at a college in Oklahoma who confessed that my Dad was responsible for his scholarship throughout secondary school and eventually sent him to the US. A Christian, an Elder of the Lutheran Church , and a High Chief of my hometown, I am privileged to be addressed as his son. The relevance to Cybereagles is because he introduced me to football. He played for several years as a midfielder with the defunct NTC Ibadan Football team in the early 1960s, and since I was a toddler, we have watched hundreds of football matches together(along with my brothers and sister). Of course he bought me my first ball. His love for Brazilian football was unmatched, and it is no surprise his favorite player was the great Garrincha of Brazil. Unsurprisingly, we adopted that as his nickname, and it stuck over the years. In fact, anytime Brazil played Nigeria, that was the only time he cheered for the opponent. He believed the Brazilians played the game the right way with the right technique. As we mourn him ,we also celebrate his many achievements, his legacies and the undoubted influence he's had on his children, grandchildren, church and community. Gentlemen, please join me in applauding the life of our own legendary Garrincha, my great Dad- the Senior Obong.
Our parent's generation is almost completely gone and soon it'll be us.
May all their souls RIP.
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Obong,
May His Soul Rest in Peace. My condolences.
May His Soul Rest in Peace. My condolences.
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May he be at peace in the Lord's Kingdom. My sincere condolences to you and your love ones.
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Rip. U n family take heart. God conforts u. Stay strong, brethren
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Accept my heartfelt condolences. Sounds like his legacy will live long after him.
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My condolences. Stay strong.
May he rest in peace.
May he rest in peace.
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May his soul rest in peace
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Accept my deepest condolences.
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May he Rest In Peace and may you all be blessed with the strength to bear his loss.
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Deepest condolences bro...
May his soul rest in peace!
May his soul rest in peace!
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Brother Obong take heart,God is in control.
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Obong owo sorry for your loss, Ete mfo aba ye abasi...RIP
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May the Good Lord grant you and your family comfort and may your Dad rest in peace.Obong wrote:Hello Cybereagles Family,
It is with a heavy heart I announce the passing of my Dad a couple of days ago. A man of distinction and integrity, he left a reputation that we, the children, will find hard to match. Many developmental projects in my community were spear-headed by him. He was exemplary in so many ways and was selfless to a fault. I've lost count of the many times total strangers have walked up to me or introduced themselves as beneficiaries of his largesse even though I don't consider him wealthy. Many "cousins" passed through our home as students of various institutions, and I only knew later that we were not even related. I even ran into a Professor at a college in Oklahoma who confessed that my Dad was responsible for his scholarship throughout secondary school and eventually sent him to the US. A Christian, an Elder of the Lutheran Church , and a High Chief of my hometown, I am privileged to be addressed as his son. The relevance to Cybereagles is because he introduced me to football. He played for several years as a midfielder with the defunct NTC Ibadan Football team in the early 1960s, and since I was a toddler, we have watched hundreds of football matches together(along with my brothers and sister). Of course he bought me my first ball. His love for Brazilian football was unmatched, and it is no surprise his favorite player was the great Garrincha of Brazil. Unsurprisingly, we adopted that as his nickname, and it stuck over the years. In fact, anytime Brazil played Nigeria, that was the only time he cheered for the opponent. He believed the Brazilians played the game the right way with the right technique. As we mourn him ,we also celebrate his many achievements, his legacies and the undoubted influence he's had on his children, grandchildren, church and community. Gentlemen, please join me in applauding the life of our own legendary Garrincha, my great Dad- the Senior Obong.
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Obong: Stay strong. May your dad's soul RIP.
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Heartfelt message. May he rest in peace
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May he rest in perfect peace
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My condolence bro. Sorry about your loss
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May his soul rest in peace. As I get older, I am beginning to treasure the times I spend with my father.
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My condolences. May he rest in peace.