My Dear Uncle, Dr. Olusegun George,

Thank God for your service and love to humanity, your rewards are waiting for you in heaven.

You are a very special breed of person. You are a great and heroic man, unique, ever ready to help anyone that comes on your way. You are kind, generous, compassionate, selfless, considerate, diligent, loving, jovial, always cracking jokes, saying nice words to people. You call me Molly. You are too nice to the core. What a wonderful person you are!

The doors of your office and home are always and readily opened to all, especially to the extended family. Somebody’s child is your child. You are a family man with large heart. Your love extended to the young and the old ones and no ethnic barrier. You loved my grandmother and cared for her when she was alive. You are a good man.

God used you to save so many lives and put smiles on people’s faces, no matter how serious the complaint of your patients may be, you will end up making it look so simple with solutions that will make the patient comes out of your consulting room smiling.
You should have waited for your 70th birthday in August and add extra years to it, my dear uncle- But the timetable of your life is in the hand of your Maker, Baba God.

When you are on the sick bed and we were praying for you, my little daughter of 3 years old was saying Dr. George will not die – morning and noon every day. Yes, you are not dead, you are alive, until we see again at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ.
God Almighty will keep and take good care of your wife (Aunty Jumoke), your children, grandchildren and grandma George and all other extended family members.

We shall meet and part no more at the bossom of our Lord Jesus Christ. Keep resting my dear brother, friend and uncle.
A soldier (indeed), always found at his post.

From your loving Molly (Omolara Oketokun)