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Prof R. K. Egharevba goes home to our Heavenly Father!

Today we joined many physically and online to bid farewell to a great woman who left us at 85.

Prof Mrs R. K. Egharevba was one of the early and first donors of TLF when we launched pre-incorporation.

Grandma excelled in various fields and was often generous with her cash and kind to various groups.

Over the years we have celebrated, visited and prayed for Grandma. The last occasion was sometime earlier this year when we visited the Health Centre she was admitted in but met that she had just been discharged. That would have been one of the last times we'd have had the privilege of seeing her and praying with her.

TLF will not forget that we never ever asked Grandma before she herself started donating in cash to TLF. Even when we hadn't opened our TLF account, she'd find someone to send through to us. We had the opportunity to tell her thank you...

Like the blind men feeling ajanaku many of us felt Grandma in different ways, but ours is that of generosity, seriousness, deep life experiences and honest conversations.

On behalf of TLF we condole, console and celebrate the 85 glory years and legacies of Prof Mrs Rachael Adewunmi Kehinde Egharevba KSP, JP nee Cole with the Cole and Egharevba families, as well as all her beneficiaries, students, mentees, parishioners, colleagues and all.

To God be all glory 

...the ultimate law is love 

Tina

For: TLF 💚

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