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Mr. John Ozolua Afolabi Omoijuanfo, of blessed memory, was born June 3,1950 in the city of Eme-Ora, Edo State Nigeria, to Chief Daniel and Mrs. Veronica Omoijuanfo. John was the eldest child of ten children. He attended elementary and high school in Edo State, Nigeria. John traveled to Italy in 1974, then to Austria and Norway before
John was preceded in death by his father, Chief Daniel Omoijuanfo, his Mother, Mrs. Veronica Omoijuanfo, and his first-born son, John Daniel Omoijuanfo, Jr. He leaves to cherish his memories: a caring wife of 44 years, Margie M. Omoijuanfo, two loving daughters, Tanena Watson-Parker and Jacquelyn C. Omoijuanfo; one daughter-in-law, Shameaka Pippen-Omoijuanfo; six brothers: Theophilus Izi Omoijuanfo and Francis Odion Omoijuanfo of Norway, Matthias Imonitie Omoijuanfo of Nigeria, Ephraim Aidelomo Omoijuanfo of United Kingdom, Dominic E I Omoijuanfo and Patrick Ohimain Omoijuanfo, both of Birmingham; three sisters: Pastor Florence Ebaimoin Aijeh of Norway, Deaconess Theresa Olokodana of Atlanta, and Elizabeth Ohiobo Frogstedt of Sweden; sisters-in- law: Ora L. (Larry) Steeple and Dorothy (Patrick) Dotson, of Detroit; Ruby Moore of Upper Marlboro, MD; Tinnie B. (McKinley) Turner of Macon, MS and Amanda (Russell) Roby of Brooksville, MS; one brother-in-law, Jimmie L. (Susie) Moore of Macon, MS; granddaughters, Shakeria Norris, Chryshawn Parker, Auriel McGill, Joniya Omoijuanfo and Jewell Omoijuanfo, all of Alabama; four great grandchildren; 26 Nieces and 13 Nephews; one special nephew, Jimmie LeTreal Moore; one special friend McKinley Howard; and a
host of relatives and friends
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