Dedicated to the memory of "Kurtzer"
This site is a tribute to Kurtzer, who was born in Ile-Ife, Nigeria on September 11, 1991. He is much loved and will always be remembered.
In our hearts now and always
Funeral service is on Monday 23rd December 2024 at 11:30 am UK Time (12:30 pm Nigerian Time)
Service
23rd December 2024 at 11:30 amKingsway Cemetery
23rd December 2024 at 12:30 pm
Kingsway New Cemetery Kingsway Kirkby-in-Ashfield NG17 7FL
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Thoughts
Ibidapo....questions without answers, sadness sometimes too deep for tears but also the glimmer of hope. You made your world a much better place by being in it, no doubt, although for too short a time. Nearly impossible to imagine my world without you in it, but you are beyond such earthly things now, aren't you? I'll keep your last voice note to me forever. Rest easy, my friend. See you after a time.
Feyikemi
24th December 2024
Even in death, you will continue to inspire me. You were such a sweet sweet brother. Really sweet, kind and thoughtful. Thank you for your kind words, your kind deeds, your humor and your really large heart. For bringing me food from quarters all the time .. You fought a great fight, a true soldier, and I know Jesus is proud of you. Thank you for not giving up, I would really remember your Faith Olumide. I’m certain we would meet at his feet. Rest well Olumide, rest sweet ❤️
Nihinlolamiwa
24th December 2024
I can never forget you brother Olumide when I was still a Kid you raised me like your son you make a lot of sacrifices for me even when it wasn’t comfortable for you I love you so much big brother
OLOWOOKERE GBENGA
22nd December 2024
Candles
You will forever be remembered.Rest in peace Amen
Lit by Funmi on 23rd December 2024
Rest in perfect peace my brother,it's well with your soul in Jesus name
Lit by Pastor Ajao on 23rd December 2024
Celebrating an Amazing Life!
My darling Olumide (Aa-yuuu-deee) - a nickname which your brothers and little peers used before they could pronounce your name correctly.
I'm grateful to have witnessed your growth into an incredible individual. All I have are good memories, and I choose to hold on to them. I'll always cherish the fond memories of your childhood, growth, and journey, which, though not without its challenges, was a testament to your strength and courage.
Our last lengthy conversation was a reminder of your wisdom and maturity. You may be gone, but your legacy lives on in my heart and the lives you touched.
Rest in peace, dear Aburo. You fought a good fight. May the Lord comfort and strengthen your loved ones during this time.
Lit by Dayo Adediran-Oyedele on 23rd December 2024
