Dedicated to the memory of Dennis Olusegun George
This site is a tribute to Dennis Olusegun George, 69, who passed away in Ikoyi, Lagos on Tuesday May 19, 2020 after complications from a valiant battle. Born August 03, 1950 in Lagos, he settled in Lagos where he practiced medicine at his hospital. An active member of multiple academic and medical societies, he was committed to a life of servitude and helping others. He is survived by his wife, five children, and seven grandchildren, siblings, and an aged mother.
He is much loved and will always be remembered.
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Rest in the bossom of the Lord, wonderful Dr George. So sad to find out you are gone 😔 🕊️
Elizabeth Fakehinde
19th December 2023
A true legacy is what you left behind you sir. But today, I am here to proclaim the word of the Lord to the George family. Your demise was not the end. Though unexpected, yet it was due time according to the knowledge and supremacy of God.
Now, I say, that a new dawn dawns upon your household and the entire George family. According to Psalm102:13, I proclaim that indeed "You (God) will arise and have mercy on Zion (The George Household) ; For the time to favor her, Yes, the set time, has come." Amen. Celebration awaits you in Zion!
Emmanuella
10th March 2022
My Dr my daddy I and my entire family will forever miss you, you are not just a doctor but a spiritual father you saved my womb that other professional Dr said is bad and my life and help me carry my 3rd child. Dr I will forever live to remember you continue to rest in the Lord great man. Dorathy
Dorathy
8th March 2022
Candles
Lit on 19th May 2023
You shown me kindness immediately l came into the world. I never meant you but your love shown to me as a new born, never left me. l grew up with the name DR George ringing in my ears. My mum never stopped talking about DR George.
Lit by ONI AYOYINKA on 23rd November 2021
It's been 1 year since you left us. How can I ever forget a soul so wonderful as yours, Uncle?
Lit by Remi Olomodosi on 18th May 2021
