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Nnamdi Okpala
Mrs Judith's Husband
Mrs Judith "Jaydee aka Jayrose" Chimfurumnaya O.Okpala
March 22nd - September 28th, 2024
March 22nd - September 28th, 2024
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Awele Joseph
Jaydee! This isn’t something I thought I would be doing,it hurts!! Words fail me,can’t put anything down cos it’s really tough.You were such a beautiful person inside out. This year did me dirty but I can’t question the Almighty.I know you are in a better place,free from pain and filled with everlasting love and peace. Adieu Jaydee…May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace,Amen.
Doyinsola
What is your favorite memory shared with Mrs Judith?
All of my memories with you are my favorite...my sweet sweet girl... I get reminders from Snapchat with our videos and my heart sinks even more. I'll miss you forever, I never ever would have assumed I'll have to go through the next phase of life without the one person I share my all with. I'm happy you're no longer in that excruciating pain, I'm glad you're in a place without deceit, just pure love and everlasting joy which is what you deserve..until we meet again I will carry you in my heart forever. I love you so much. YOUR TBAJ ♾️
Ekenenna
How did you meet Mrs Judith?
I met her through my little sister and Judith Jaydee became my other little sister. Her HAIR!!! It was greatly impressive... Full, Black, wavy in it's natural state and very beautiful. She was vivacious... Shy if she met you the first time but as familiarity improved, she was not afraid to be herself. Didn't like stress of any kind... Just wanted ease... To live and love smoothly.
Esther
I have been thinking of how to write Rip to Jaydee my babe.Words fail me and my Brain feels empty. It feels like a dream but it’s a sad reality I have come to live with. I do not know where to start as this wasn’t the plan. My Preston Hospital connect turned soul sister. Shattered dreams, shattered heart, unfulfilled promises.Your departure leaves an unbearable void.Your laughter echoes in my mind, your love in my soul. You lived a happy and peaceful life. Tears fall , heart aches but your memories remain.I never thought I will be writing a tribute to you. Life they say is a mystery and quite unfair.I am lost in thought and in words. Forgive me for not expressing myself enough. My heart aches with your demise. Farewell, dear friend. Rest now and keep resting in God’s love
Ekenenna UGWUMBA
It might sound vain but my very first experience with getting my nails done was the very first day you came to my house and I finally got to meet Chebe's Judith - and I haven't stopped since then. You always had something beautiful to say and wished I was the "jaiye-jaiye" big sister - you always said it with a tinge of regret. I have one of the best collections of pictures cos you were extra talented with your camera. Your angles were professional for mobile photography and I thank you for those memories you helped me save - they're always going to a reminder that Judith snapped them. Aunty Judith to the boys... To think that the very Saturday you passed, Odi said he'd stop by Divine Homes to visit but I didn't let him cos you didn't want them seeing you that way. He got home and you were gone. Daalu said it felt like someone punched him in his chest. You were always thoughtful and fun to be around with. Oh death... Where's thy sting? Grave, where's your victory? You're not here physically and it hurts. But I personally take comfort and solace in Christ cos I know you're one of the blessed ones who had the time to prepare and you're walking the streets of Gold, pain free. Sleep Aurora... Rest in Perfect Peace Jaydee Judith Ohumaegbulem Okpala.
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