Adebimpe Beatrice Balogun

To God be the glory for Mrs. Adebimpe Beatrice Balogun's life. I came to know Ms. Bea (as we affectionately call her) when she worked at the group home as caregiver for my loved one. Ms. Bea was compassionate, caring, loving, and a diligent worker. She was committed to her schedule and could be depended upon to be there come rain or sunshine. When her granddaughter, Elizabeth at an early age, lost her mother, as grandma, Beatrice stepped in and raised Elizabeth to her current age of 9 years. Elizabeth, an old soul, refuses to be called a “little child.” She says "I am not a little child; I am nine years old." That is the influence and wisdom from an awesome grandma! The experience, wisdom, and courage have all be passed down to Elizabeth from her loving grandma. Elizabeth is an amazing reader and a wise and studious child.

Mrs. Adebimpe Beatrice Balogun's legacy is gratitude. She was always grateful to God and people for all the little things in life. You would hear her thanking God for everything, and she would text me weekly to convey her thanks for the simplest things. To her text I would reply "To God be the glory." It was God who led Beatrice to the United States and kept her here to accomplish the independence she acquired to keep herself and Elizabeth safe for the duration of her stay.

May her soul rest in perfect peace, and may light perpetual shine upon her. You fought a good fight, your finish the race. Reap your heavenly reward, in Jesus mighty name. Amen

*Tribute to My Beloved Mum, Mummy Dotun*

Mummy Dotun,
A beautiful soul, full of love, kindness, and warmth. You stood by us at the very beginning of our journey, when we first got married, embracing us with open arms and a heart so generous. Your hospitality was not just an act, but a reflection of who you truly were — caring, selfless, and deeply loving.

You made our early days easier, filling our home and lives with comfort, laughter, and peace. Your presence was a blessing we will never forget, and your love remains a treasure in our hearts.

Today, I say I miss you deeply. Your absence is felt, but your memories live on, guiding and comforting us still.

Rest in the blossom of the Almighty God, dear Mum.
Sleep peacefully in His eternal embrace.

*Sun re o, Mummy Dotun. You are forever loved and never forgotten.*

Mum Dotun ,Aunty Ologe as you are fondly called by your close family.How can l forget quickly your unwaivering support and help to me and my family especially when l newly got married,you never ceased to show up for me and
my family. Your kindness, generosity, and warmth have made a lasting impact on our lives. We'll always cherish the memories we shared, your guidance, and your unwavering love.

Rest in peace, dear Aunty. We love and miss you."

Mrs Adebimpe Beatrice Balogun (nee Dina) omo Akeso faratile faratile ,sun re yooo.

Mummy Dotun, as we always call you, I was shock when I heard about your passing out from this sinful world, the last time we spoken was during my marriage ceremony nine years back that you were not around that you are together with my brother kid (Dotun) . I thanks God for the life well spent; you are an industrious, hardworking woman ever since I know and you didn't tolorate laziness. If they are meeting in the grave; my regards to your mother adesola, your two brothers Sunday and ayinde. Good night mum. Omo akeso faratile faratile, Omo aje fole sesin, sun reooo. Odigba.

Thank you Lord for the life of our beloved mum, mother in-law like no other Mrs Adebimpe Beatrice Balogun, she was a loving and caring mother to her children, grandchildren, son inlaw and me her daughter inl-aw. Sadly, i never met her physically before her demise yet she showed us (me and her grandchildren) so much love and care. She was more than a mother in-law to me, She took me as her own daughter not a daughter in-law, she would stand & fight for my interest even at my back, she would scold me with love whenever I make mistakes. She encouraged me on how to be a prayer warrior in my marriage, and also prayed for her grandchildren each time we talked over the phone, she would always say that we (myself and her grandchildren in Nigeria) would come to the US to see her soon but sadly that her wish never came to past. She had a pure heart, and cared for others . We will forever miss you grandma. Continue to rest in the bossom of the Lord.

I was shock when I heard about your demise; your good gesture towards family, friends and the entire community will forever be remember. Sun re ooooooo,
Omo akeso faratile, faratile
Omo igboro odowo, sokoto gbooro, odola,
Abini leko o da nkan
Omo bani nkan agba bi ewe laari.
Sun re ooooooo.

I was shock when I was told about the demise of our mother, sister aunty, adebimpe Beatrice balogun, nee Dina.
We thank God for a life well spent, we pray that almighty will grant you eternity till we meet and part no more, we miss you.

I was shock when I was told about the demise of our mother, sister aunty, adebimpe Beatrice balogun, nee Dina.
We thank God for a life well spent, we pray that almighty will grant you eternity till we meet and part no more, we miss you.