Ramat Omobolanle Komolafe passed unexpectedly on December 9, 2020 in Fort Worth, TX.
There will be a Funeral Service at 12pm on Friday, December 18, 2020 at Fort Worth Funerals & Cremations, 8808 Camp Bowie W, Fort Worth, TX 76116. Burial will be at Skyvue Memorial Park in Mansfield, TX following the funeral service.
She was born on April 20,1990 to Aremu and Abosede Zubair in Kwara State, Nigeria. She graduated from Kwara State Polytechnic in 2012. While there she studied Business Administration. Bolanle left Nigeria in February 2020, where she traveled to the United States in order to embark on a new journey. She loved cooking meals for her family. She was a daughter, friend, sister, wife, and new mother. Her only child, Jason, was born just five days before her passing. Her sudden death has left our world turned upside down. Though we are still reeling from the sudden death of our sister, Omobolanle Komolafe, we are humbled and touched by her time here with us. She was so compassionate, sweet, and extremely caring. She would always go out of her way to help anyone. Though she was very quiet, reserved, and sweet, her heart was pure. She is survived by her mother, Abosede Zubair; several siblings; her husband, Dayo Komolafe; and son, Jason Komolafe. Our prayer is that we forever hold the beautiful memories we all shared with her, and we hope that our healing will come from God! Rest easy Omobolanle, till we all meet to part no more.
There will be a Funeral Service at 12pm on Friday, December 18, 2020 at Fort Worth Funerals & Cremations, 8808 Camp Bowie W, Fort Worth, TX 76116. Burial will be at Skyvue Memorial Park in Mansfield, TX following the funeral service.
She was born on April 20,1990 to Aremu and Abosede Zubair in Kwara State, Nigeria. She graduated from Kwara State Polytechnic in 2012. While there she studied Business Administration. Bolanle left Nigeria in February 2020, where she traveled to the United States in order to embark on a new journey. She loved cooking meals for her family. She was a daughter, friend, sister, wife, and new mother. Her only child, Jason, was born just five days before her passing. Her sudden death has left our world turned upside down. Though we are still reeling from the sudden death of our sister, Omobolanle Komolafe, we are humbled and touched by her time here with us. She was so compassionate, sweet, and extremely caring. She would always go out of her way to help anyone. Though she was very quiet, reserved, and sweet, her heart was pure. She is survived by her mother, Abosede Zubair; several siblings; her husband, Dayo Komolafe; and son, Jason Komolafe. Our prayer is that we forever hold the beautiful memories we all shared with her, and we hope that our healing will come from God! Rest easy Omobolanle, till we all meet to part no more.
Ramat Omobolanle Komolafe passed unexpectedly on December 9, 2020 in Fort Worth, TX.
There will be a Funeral Service at 12pm on Friday, December 18, 2020 at Fort Worth Funerals & Cremations, 8808 Camp Bowie W, Fort Worth, TX 76116. Burial will be at Skyvue Memorial Park in Mansfield, TX following the funeral service.
She was born on April 20,1990 to Aremu and Abosede Zubair in Kwara State, Nigeria. She graduated from Kwara State Polytechnic in 2012. While there she studied Business Administration. Bolanle left Nigeria in February 2020, where she traveled to the United States in order to embark on a new journey. She loved cooking meals for her family. She was a daughter, friend, sister, wife, and new mother. Her only child, Jason, was born just five days before her passing. Her sudden death has left our world turned upside down. Though we are still reeling from the sudden death of our sister, Omobolanle Komolafe, we are humbled and touched by her time here with us. She was so compassionate, sweet, and extremely caring. She would always go out of her way to help anyone. Though she was very quiet, reserved, and sweet, her heart was pure. She is survived by her mother, Abosede Zubair; several siblings; her husband, Dayo Komolafe; and son, Jason Komolafe. Our prayer is that we forever hold the beautiful memories we all shared with her, and we hope that our healing will come from God! Rest easy Omobolanle, till we all meet to part no more.
There will be a Funeral Service at 12pm on Friday, December 18, 2020 at Fort Worth Funerals & Cremations, 8808 Camp Bowie W, Fort Worth, TX 76116. Burial will be at Skyvue Memorial Park in Mansfield, TX following the funeral service.
She was born on April 20,1990 to Aremu and Abosede Zubair in Kwara State, Nigeria. She graduated from Kwara State Polytechnic in 2012. While there she studied Business Administration. Bolanle left Nigeria in February 2020, where she traveled to the United States in order to embark on a new journey. She loved cooking meals for her family. She was a daughter, friend, sister, wife, and new mother. Her only child, Jason, was born just five days before her passing. Her sudden death has left our world turned upside down. Though we are still reeling from the sudden death of our sister, Omobolanle Komolafe, we are humbled and touched by her time here with us. She was so compassionate, sweet, and extremely caring. She would always go out of her way to help anyone. Though she was very quiet, reserved, and sweet, her heart was pure. She is survived by her mother, Abosede Zubair; several siblings; her husband, Dayo Komolafe; and son, Jason Komolafe. Our prayer is that we forever hold the beautiful memories we all shared with her, and we hope that our healing will come from God! Rest easy Omobolanle, till we all meet to part no more.
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