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Fondest memory was seeing you in :arare, Zimbabwe when you came for our wedding. I was very moved. So glad that Dave and I were able to attend your special day. My heart goes out to Solvet. May god give her the strength she'll need to cope during this very difficult time. Rest in peace my dear friend

Mr Gbegi you were warm, gentle and careing full off good advice and a true Gentleman you had a great business mind but most of all you were a lovely lovely man, u always had words of wisdom for me and I would tease you that you were a fountain of knowledge.
 
I enjoyd our conversations on just about every thing from Boats, to Watch's , I would tease you that when you arrived in London I never got any work done as we would talk for far too long. To think you will never stand in my office door again makes me sad, I like to think that you will be in Heaven sorting everything out up there and giveing advice to anyone who needs it. God must have great plans for you to call you so soon. Im sure you will bring as much happyness to heaven as you did here on earth.

It was a plesure to have met you, laughed with you and talked with you. Ill Miss you Mr Gbegi.

All I can say to the family of the deceased is that:IT IS WELL WITH YOUR SOUL.
The good Lord will comfort and console you all.
However, remember we are all part of the RACE here on earth, my prayer is that the good Lord will give his saints the GRACE TO FINISH well like Gbegi Ojora did.
IT IS WELL.

I really did not know you in life, I just saw the announcement of your passing in the papers and obviously your good heart was showing on the face on that page! May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace and may the Good Lord give your family the strenght to go through this.

Rest in Peace Sir!

Uncle Gbegs, you had a very large heart - and death had no business visiting you at this time. Shame on death, the coward...

I will always remember your warmth whenever we spent time together, especially when we had cause to celebrate in both our families. My 18th, your 50th, and my mum's 50th I remember vividly. I thank God for August 2010, as we spent a lot of time together celebrating your life. We will continue celebrating your life, Uncle Gbegi, you have triumphed over death through your unforgettable impeccable character!

I would never have thought bumping into you on Jermyn Street in January would be the last time I got to see your face, and enjoy your cheerful character.

I still cannot believe that you are gone, but you live on in our hearts forever!!

May God in his infinite mercy comfort and strengthen the whole Ojora family - your amiable parents and siblings, and most especially my dear Aunty Solveig and my aburo, Tolu.