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Adetunji Oluwatoyin Idowu

October 12, 1966 ~ January 3, 2017

Adetunji Idowu, of Atlanta, Georgia, died on Tuesday, January 3, 2017 after a brief illness at Wellstar Cobb Hospital. He was 50. He was born on October 12, 1966 in London, United Kingdom, to Mr & Mrs Julius Adekunle Idowu. He was the second born of two boys. He attended Harry Gosling elementary school in London, and in 1971 the whole family moved to Lagos, Nigeria where he continued his elementary education at Surulere Baptist School, and Mainland Preparatory elementary school, Lagos. Tunji also attended part of his high school education at St. Finbarr's College Akoka, Lagos and completed his high school education at Baptist Academy Obanikoro, Lagos. Upon completing his high school education, he returned to the United Kingdom in 1987. He later attended Tottenham College and received his final degree from Bedfordshire University, London, United Kingdom. Tunji got married and had three children from his first marriage. After his divorce, he moved to the United States of America where he got remarried to Frances Offiah Idowu. He is survived by his aged Father Mr. Adekunle Idowu, brother Mr. Adekute Tosh Idowu, wife Frances Offiah Idowu, three children Quincy, Whitney, Venessa Idowu, stepdaughter Sylvia, and step granddaughter Serenity. Tunji was a unique soul who loved to entertain, loved music, people, and loved to cook. He will be greatly missed. Funeral services will be held at Southern Cremations & Funerals at Cheatham Hill, Marietta, Georgia at 1pm on January 28th, 2017.

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  1. Bola Bank-olemoh, Family says:

    ‘Cousin Tunji, gone too soon. The roll call has been called from above, you can’t argue you had to obey. God bless you, you were the “brother” my siblings and i didn’t have, Tunji looked out for his female relatives. You are at peace now, free from pain. A o pade leti odo,t’ ese angeli tit e, t’ o mo gara bi kristali, leba ite Olorun, awa feran e , sugbon Jesu fe ran e ju, sun re, sun re,sun re….omo Idowu, omo Olemoh’

  2. yinka Bank-Olemoh, Family says:

    ‘ Dearest Tunji,

    Gone from our sights but not our hearts.

    If only i could walk up to heaven to bring you back home…

    but i know you are in the arms of the almighty God,

    Yes …this hurts but….

    To be absent in the body is to be present with the lord.

    In life we loved you…

    In death we love you still..

    Death is not the end but the beginning of eternity.

    Rest dear cousin ….till we meet at the lords feet.

    I will cherish the memories of our youth… it was an honour knowing you.’

  3. ‘Adetunji my darling husband, I can’t believe its a month today since you left me. I still feel like I am having a bad dream, hoping to wake up and see you next to me. I miss you terribly, miss the jokes, the laughter, all the fun we have together. I pray to God everyday to give me the strength to bear this loss. I am trying hard to cope without you. You will always be in my heart my darling. I will cherish every moment we had and shared. Sleep with the angels. Love you always, your wife’

  4. Nat Fagbemi, Family Friend says:

    ‘Tuni (J money) how I miss you soo much, I cannot believe you have gone to rest in the Lord, it feels so wrong that you are non more my brother and friend. J money words cannot express how much I miss. Continue to rest in peace. Nat’

  5. Nat Fagbemi, Family Friend says:

    ‘Tunji (J money) how I miss you soo much. I still cannot believe you are gone. I feel your presence everyday. Life seems different without you my brother and my friend. May you continue to rest in peace. Nat.’

  6. Joshua Okanlawon, Friend says:

    ‘No one can prepare you for a loss.it comes like a swift wind.Take comfort in knowing that Mr idowu is resting in the arm of our lord.My deepest condolences to you and your family’


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