Modurodoluwa Ruth Temidayo Ige

so many things in my head but can only write a few. my words won't definately be co-ordinated.
Am still badly shaken.I can't still believe it, I keep checking your pictures-zooming in and out, going through your facebook page and hoping to wake up from my Revere...13 good years and no picture to even show for it, this is so sad. modurodoluwa ige back in high school we laugh at you and call you "attache by nature" now it all makes sense that it was in your nature to care about people effortlessly. I remember that whenever we have an interesting programme in the chapel, we intentionally go late, rest assured that dolu would keep a comfortable sit for us... kai death where is thy sting?
When you love someone you love irrespective of all negativity, despite the evil done to you you still go back like you were in the wrong. I was happy to hear that you were coming to join us in RUN- it was like TAICO extenstion for us all.
When you told me you were very ill and all but you were better, silly me didn't see the need to even keep up cos I felt you were perfectly okay only for me to hear about your demise.
Have been dialling your line on my phone hoping you would pick up but I guess not. This is reality and defiantely not a mirage. I pray that the strenght Ireoluwa has to keep up that mumsy, popsy, Olaoluwa and brainchild will have same.
You were more than a school mate, you were a sister and friend. I need not state the obvious that we will miss you so much and just like the song we used to sing in school then-We meet to part and part to meet, please forget us not in this sinful world and pray for us. Adieu Modurodoluwa..

Dolu was more than a friend... She was family! I still remember our numerous phone conversations before you came into RUN; I remember Ire and I always teasing you on how we chose political science for you cos we filled your entry form. I remember the first day I saw you (chubby and full of smiles) it seems just like yesterday. I remember the walks, chat long chats at love garden.... I remember sharing my deepest thoughts with you and how you always found a way to make me smile. 
you were always lively and epitomised strength all through....
Words can't describe how much you  of an impact you made to those who crossed your path but like the stars lit up the dark skies you brought light to our hearts.
Rest and live on Dearie..... 

Never in a million years would i have imagined i would have to say goodbye to you so soon. I can never forget the first time I met you. " it was on the day we wrote our entry level exam for RUN, you were so lively, and yet I wondered how someone could be so full of life". I would never forget all the fun times we shared, the laughs, the arguments, the bullying. Those memories would forever be cherished. The memories of the time spent a yours would forever linger, the late night gists and te hurrying you up for work, our Friday trips to the Mall in Ikeja after work. What hurts me the most is that never brought myself to realize what you were really going trough, I probably wouldn't have been a bully! *covers face* though you never got mad at me. You fought all the way till the very end. One thing brings me so much joy though and that is the fact that you made it to the Lords place. Sleep well Modurodoluwa. 

Modurodoluwa, a friend and sister that was full of life and hope. You had lots of sides to life: the playful, serious, cheerful and 'boning' you actually made the beautiful person you were. When I think and remember how much time we had to share, I realise it wasn't enough because with you around there was 'no dulling' moment. Your loud voice keeps echoing in my brain.....your laughter that affects other people's mood......memories of you lingers. You were definitely a strong woman, because you fought the battle till the end. Words are not enough to describe how much you are missed. I pray that God grants you eternal rest. Till we meet on that glorious day!

I cannot describe how heavy my heart feels. If death took people by their weaknesses, Dolu you would have lived 300years or more. You were the strongest lady i ever met, and i'm convinved you did not die, you only went home earlier than the rest of us because you believed. John 11:26 You never showed weakness... you just couldn't have people worrying about you. 'All is well' you'd say with a smile to convince us. That's how thoughtful and motherly you were.
 
 Dolu you left a handprint on my heart and whatever way our stories end, i'm certain you have re-written mine by being my friend. Oh how i wish we'd see that future we so talked about together. Here's to the good times we shared, the night trip to camp for graduation, our happy dances, our midnight gists at your's, OMG hot bread and cheese massacre...ALL the wonderful memories with you.

Here is to the days we felt alive together, the songs we sang together, the sincere throaty laughter we shared together, the LOVE which was the bond that brought us together. Here's to my friend and sister Modurodoluwa Ige, I'll ALWAYS love you.