Moyinoluwa Eribake
October 12, 1979 - May 7, 2014
10 years gone but not forgotten
Moyinoluwa Owolabi Eribake was born in Lagos State, Nigeria on the 12th of October 1979. He attended the Federal College of Education, Osiele Abeokuta, after which he proceeded to Ekiti University, Ado Ekiti. He worked as a teacher at Patterson Memorial Baptist Grammar School in Abeokuta for several years until he relocated to the United States of America in 2011 where he changed his profession from the educational field to one in the medical field. Moyin loved God and was very passionate about his faith. Moyin was a member of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Jesus House DC, where he served in various departments, including the Sunday School Department. In 2012, Moyin got married to his soulmate Deborah Omolayo Eribake, whom he proudly and fondly called “Iyawo Moyin”. He is fondly remembered by his wife, Deborah, his two sisters, two brothers, nephews and nieces.
My Dearest Guardian, your memory has always lived with me everyday, from my growing up to how you trained me academically, spiritually and morally. You were such a wonderful soul.we love you but God loves you more.Continue to rest at your masters feet. You were a warrior before you left this world. Ten years still like yesterday.
Fisayo
May his soul continue to rest in peace in Jesus name
Sola
May his soul continue to rest in the bossom of our lord Jesus Christ May his soul find peace and rest in our lord Jesus We love him but God love him most!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Aanu
We remember you my lovely brother moyinoluwa owolabi eribake so rest in peace ni ojo kan gbogbo wa a pade lojo kan good night my lovely brother moyinoluwa owolabi eribake
Dad Blessing
Uncle Moyin was the best uncle I ever had and still the best. Not because he could give but because he could inspire, encourage and plan with you to achieve your goals. He inspired me to study civil engineering in school which I did. Myself and my brother were separated and we wouldn't even relate together but uncle Moyin settled it three days before he died. He was a man of peace 🕊️ Blessed are the dead in Christ because their works follow them. May his soul continue to rest in perfect peace.
Tolu Eribake
❤️
Ola
Dear brother, Moyin as you were generally called by all. Wao! It's just like yesterday when the news broke out that you were gone, it was a pain in the heart of all that knew you, cos you were a man that was religiously and morally personified right from your tender age to adulthood. I miss you brotherly! Keep resting in the Bossom of our Lord Jesus.
Eribake Idowu
Dearest uncle, you were my favorite. This brought tears to my eyes because i miss you so dearly. Rest in power
Similoluwa
M O
Blessed be the womb that conceived you. Blessed be the day that you were born. Blessed be the day our paths crossed. Blessed was the day I first set my eyes on you. Blessed be the day you professed your love for me. Blessed be the day you chose to love, cherish, and care for me. Blessed be the name of the LORD, who created you an amazing man and husband for me. You are one in a million, M.O., and I will forever love you no matter what. ...BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD (Job 1:21b)
I miss you so much
From yours
Deborah
My dearest MO (as I fondly called you)
I thought of you with love today, but that is nothing new. I think about you every day. A day does not pass by without remembering you, the best times, the laughter, the songs, and the life we lived together.
Your darling wife
Deborah
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