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ORDER OF BURIAL SERVICE FOR
                                                     LATE MR BENNETT U. OKOLI (KOMA)
                                                               AGED: 70 YEARS




                                 Tribute To My Beloved Uncle


                  t's s ll a shock to me that you are no more, it was like a dream when Nneka called me and say that
                  you have gone, I remember our last discussion when you will come home and stay at list one
               Imonth, of a truth, death is a robber and it has robbed us by taking you out from us, who will I call
               when trouble arise from our home again.
                      My daughter Favour asked me when she will see you my uncle that I promised her, that
               ques on I could not answer  ll now. Shakespeare describe it as a brief candle and walling shadow, and
               bible describe a man as a grass that withers and flowers that fades away. It is generally accepted that
               death means inevitable and when death play around it expose the believed total anguish and sorrow.
               We have no choice but to submit to the will of God who has deemed it fit that your  me on earth is
               over.
                      As we bid you Farewell, we thank God for a successful and frui ul life well spend; we pray that
               God will grant us the for tude to bear this irreparable loss that has befallen us. To God be the glory..
                      In the bosom of the lord, rest in peace.
               Adieu Uncle!   Kachifo Okoli B!!   Adieu Koma!!!


               Yours Nephew,
               Amaechi P. Okoli



                         Tribute To My Dear Cousin


                        ow sad it is to write your tribute at this  me. I felt shock when I the news of your death

                        came around. It was unbelievable, yet it was true. The last  me we meet in Oko, you
               Hwere sound in health, only to now hear of your sudden death. O death where is your
               s ng. When I remembered the way you were brought up from your childhood in Oko, in Okoli's
               family, I felt sad to hear of your death. You were the only male child out of five females in Okoli's

               family that received western educa on in your set at that  me. Your departure has created a
               vacuum in our hearts but we thank God for he did not leave us comfortless. In any situa on, God
               knows the best. We cannot ques on him because death is inevitable, everybody will answer to

               the call when the  me comes.


               May the Almighty God receive you in his eternal kingdom.

               May your soul rest in peace amen.


               OKOLI ISAAC

               OMEMGBEOJI

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