Chief Timothy Ayorinde Ore

Your love will be in our memories forever.

1940 - 2024

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Kenny Joda Kenny Joda wrote on October 29, 2024 at 8:41 pm
Chief Timothy Ayorinde Ore was a man of remarkable vision, unwavering integrity, and boundless compassion. His life was a testament to selfless service, devotion to family, and commitment to his community. As a leader, he embodied wisdom, courage, and resilience, inspiring countless lives through his actions and words.

Born with a natural gift for connecting with people, Chief Ore earned respect and admiration from those around him. His approach to leadership was grounded in empathy, always prioritizing the needs of others and advocating for fairness. Whether in family, business, or community initiatives, his influence and contributions left an indelible mark.

Daddy Ore was a man of values. His dedication to upholding tradition, coupled with a progressive vision, allowed him to bridge generations, fostering harmony and unity. His laughter, warmth, and kindness brought comfort to those around him, leaving behind memories that will forever be cherished.

He is a father, mentor, and a role model. His legacy lives on in the hearts of those he touched and in the foundations he laid for future generations. May his soul rest in peace, and may his spirit continue to guide us in every step we take forward.
Oluwapelumi Hannah Oluwapelumi Hannah wrote on October 29, 2024 at 8:13 pm
Dear

Daddy, it is of a great thing to know you, and have that amazing experience of your lively and exciting mood ,
Your impacting prayer you always shower me anytime we cross path

You fondly say, "arabirin gege bi oruko e,
Oluwa a ma wapelu e o"

Your good impact have really gone a long way .

Thank you for all you do sir
Continue to rest with God.

You're really missed šŸ˜¢
Akinyele Akinyemi Akinyele Akinyemi wrote on October 29, 2024 at 8:07 pm
Itā€™s a great privilege to know him as a great father and mentor

The first day I worked with him I know more about peaceful live and easy going road to a better future
He solves all problems physically, emotionally, financially

His words are like a chilled water in my heart your legacy is one in a million.

Good night papa I really miss you
Temitayo Aremu Temitayo Aremu wrote on September 24, 2024 at 3:11 pm
A Tribute to Chief Ayo Ore

I find it difficult to put into words the depth of pain I feel at the passing of Daddy, as I always called him. His exit has left an unfillable void, and I owe so much gratitude to him for the profound impact he had on my life and career.

I vividly recall the year 2016, when I was preparing for my IT placement. It was then that my parent called to tell me they had been able to secure a placement for me with your help, Chief Ore. The opportunity, at your son Mr. Lanre Ore's company, filled me with excitement. However, I was uncertain about where I would stay since it was my first time in Lagos. Without hesitation, you opened up your home to me, offering me a place to stay throughout the six-month placement. That gesture marked the beginning of our special relationship, one in which I came to know you as a father figure

Daddy, you were kind, loving, and generousā€”a man who deeply loved God. You took care of me as if I were your own son, offering guidance and wisdom at every turn. Your encouraging words and motivation shaped my path as a young man and set me on a trajectory I may never have discovered on my own.

I can still remember the day my IT placement ended. As I was preparing to leave, you said to me, ā€œTemi, you have been a good boy during your stay here, and remember, your room will always be waiting for you whenever you want to return.ā€ Those words made me feel truly welcomed, and it was no surprise that after I graduated, I returned to stay with you, a stay that would last five cherished yearsā€”from 2017 to 2022. During that time, I experienced the fullness of your love and support.

Even when I decided in 2019 to leave Mr. Lanreā€™s organization, you accepted my decision with grace and kindness. You made it clear that my place in your home was never tied to my job, and this lifted my spirits. I was continually amazed by your selflessness, your genuine concern for my growth, and the unconditional love you showered on me.

You were deeply invested in my progress, always asking about my career and providing advice. When I decided to transition into cybersecurity, you were one of the first people I confided in. I still remember how overjoyed we both were when I secured a role as a Senior Security Engineer. We celebrated that success together, and your pride in my accomplishments was evident.

When I made the decision to relocate, you supported me once againā€”both prayerfully and financiallyā€”and gave me advice on how to navigate the new chapter of my life. During this time, I also introduced my beloved wife to you. You welcomed her with open arms and made her feel as much a part of the family as I did.

You were there for me through every season, good or challenging. Daddy, Iā€™m saddened that I didnā€™t get the chance to tell you about my recent graduation with a Masterā€™s degree in Cybersecurity and how I am now continuing my career in cybersecurity with one of the largest retail companies in the United Kingdom. None of this may have been possible if you hadnā€™t taken a chance on me, offering me not only a place to stay but a foundation of love and support that allowed me to grow into the person I am today.

Your kindness, your generosity, and your unwavering belief in me will forever be a part of who I am. Daddy, you will always hold a special place in my heart, and I will never forget the immense role you played in shaping my life. Thank you for everything.

Rest in peace, Daddy. You are dearly missed.
Dr.Mrs. Olufunmilayo Okere.(Nee Ogunjobi) Dr.Mrs. Olufunmilayo Okere.(Nee Ogunjobi) wrote on September 24, 2024 at 2:42 pm
Chief Timothy Ayorinde Ore was my uncle. Himself and my late father- Mr Emmanuel Abiodun Ogunjobi were so close. He was the Chairman at my wedding about 33years ago. The STEP acronym he gave us really helped my marriage to survive till today. He was gentle, generous and accommodating. May his gentle soul rest in peace.
Tunde Towolawi (Tunde Ghana) Tunde Towolawi (Tunde Ghana) wrote on September 22, 2024 at 6:01 am
A Tribute to My Adopted Father

Today, I stand with a heavy heart, reflecting on the life of my adopted father, a man whose 84 years on this earth left an indelible mark on my life and the lives of everyone who knew him. Though words may never fully capture the depth of his kindness, strength, and love, I will try to honor the remarkable person he was.

From the moment he entered my life, my father embraced me not just as an obligation, but with an open heart, choosing to love me as his own. He wasn't just a father in title; he was my guide, my protector, and my greatest source of wisdom. His quiet strength provided me with a foundation I could always rely on, and his gentle, encouraging words lifted me during moments of doubt.

He lived his life with a generosity of spirit that was unmatched. He gave his time freely, not just to me, but to others, always eager to lend a hand, share advice, or simply listen. He had a way of making people feel seen and valued, no matter who they were or where they came from. Whether he was sharing his stories, offering guidance, or teaching life's little lessons, his wisdom came not from books, but from a life well-lived and deeply felt.

My father had a warmth that was contagious. His laughter could light up a room, and his smile had a way of reassuring you, even on your darkest days. To me, he was a beacon of hope, always reminding me that even in tough times, love, patience, and understanding could see you through.

In his final years, even as age wore down his body, his spirit never faltered. He continued to show strength, perseverance, and dignity, qualities he carried throughout his life. And even though we have said our goodbyes, his presence remains with me ā€“ in the lessons he taught, the memories we shared, and the love he so freely gave.

To the world, he may have been just one man, but to me, he was the world. Losing him is a grief that I will carry, but I am comforted in knowing that his legacy of love will continue through the lives he touched, mine most of all.

Dad, you showed me what it means to love unconditionally, to live with integrity, and to always strive to be the best version of myself. I am forever grateful for the life we shared, and I will carry your love with me always. Though you are no longer here in body, your spirit, your lessons, and your love will forever guide me.

Thank you for the joy i shared being your driver, cook, adopted last born and gist partner for many years.

Thank you for Komputer Konnections Limited 'KKL" where you taught me how to use the computer and also my first job at the cybercafe.

Rest peacefully, my dear father. Your journey on this earth may have ended, but your memory will live on in the hearts of those who loved you.

In your voice "Tunde Ghana" ( Last born).
KAYODE AND TINUKE ADEWARA KAYODE AND TINUKE ADEWARA wrote on September 16, 2024 at 4:30 pm
It's so sad to learn of the demise of the late CHIEF TIMOTHY AYORINDE ORE.Buoda Ayo as we usually call him.He was a complete gentle man, very kind , and extremely helpful.May his soul rest in the blossom of the Lord Jesus Christ.Good night BUODA AYO,RIP
Olayinka Ore Olayinka Ore wrote on September 15, 2024 at 12:10 am
To my beloved father-in-law, chief Timothy Ayorinde Ore.
Your gentle spirit and kind heart hss left an incredible mark our lives. You always strived for everyone around you to be comfortable. Though you spoke softly, your love and guidance resonated deeply. Your warm smile and quiet wisdom was highly cherished. Your steadfast dedication to supporting others and generosity exemplified the highest virtues of selflessness and compassion.
Your legacy lives on through your children, most expecially your son Olanrewaju Akinniyi your ijinle pampam(smiles) and your grandchildren were blessed by your presence. You're a father to many!
Thank you for being a quiet strength and guiding light in our lives.

Rest in peace, dear Chief Timothy Ayorinde Ore, your love will forever be in our hearts.

Omo Arogun moo sa
Omo onikoyi
Omo olu mo gun
Omo agba tin yaa orun ote.
Sun ire baba daadaa.
SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA wrote on September 14, 2024 at 1:22 pm
TRIBUTE IN HONOR OF LATE ELDER TIMOTHY AYORINDE ORE.

It is with gratitude to God Almighty for a life well spent that we, on behalf of the Senior Citizens Association of Nigeria (SCAN) pay tribute to our late Elder TIMOTHY AYORINDE ORE.

One of the fathers of our great Association that started almost twenty years ago.
Late Elder Timothy Ayo Ore during his life time in our midst was a beacon of sound leadership and integrity, that was why he was much loved because he ran an open policy and carried all members along during his tenure as the Association's National President. He was a man whose life was laced with love, charity, enthusiasm, passion and the well-being of every member of the Association was on his heart.

He was known for his straight forwardness and frankness and would not shy away from expressing his candid view on any matter raised without minding stepping on toes of anyone.

In appreciation of his contribution to the growth of the Association, late Elder Timothy Ayo Ore was conferred with the membership of the Board of Trustees (BOT) during the inauguration of the present executive committee and National Council Members in 2022 but unfortunately the registration of his name with the Corporate Affairs Commission could not be completed before his demise.

During his membership of the Association, he was elected into several National executive offices:

National Financial Secretary (2009), Ketu Branch treasurer (2016-2018), National Deputy President and the National president (2017-2021) before he was later conferred with the membership of the Board of Trustees of the Association. Late Elder Timothy Ayo Ore bequeathed into the Association a functional website platform before he left office as the National president.

He was also instrumental to the establishment of several branches of the Senior Citizens Association of Nigeria.
He donated a conference and office rooms to the association as its secretariat. Till date, Ketu zone holds their meeting within his compound.

Elder Timothy Ayo Ore was a philanthropist and a good listener who ensured that all that comes to him sad, laugh when leaving.
Medically, for elders to keep fit daily, his name has an acronym thus:
0 - observe your body system on daily basis (taking)
R - responsibility for whatever happens to you
E - exercise your body system on daily basis

In this time of sorrow, we extend our deepest sympathy to the children and all members of the ORE family, both home and abroad and indeed to all members of the Senior Citizens Association of Nigeria ( A ku ara fera ku, Olorun a mu Ojo Jina sira). Our dear Elder, papa Timothy Ayo Ore, you have fought a good fight, you have kept the Christian faith like Apostle Paul.

We pray that God Almighty will give him the crown of righteousness and accept his gentle soul.

ADIEU OUR LEADER, OUR FRIEND AND OUR COLLEAGUE.

ELDER TIMOTHY AYO ORE, rest until we meet to part no more

SENIOR CITIZENS- DESERVE RESPECT AND CARE
Elder Mrs C.A Fagbemi Elder Mrs C.A Fagbemi wrote on September 14, 2024 at 1:15 pm
TRIBUTE TO AN ICON
Chief Ore was a father, a mentor and a leader.
Since I got to know him, he was a product of courage. He supported the Association of Senior Citizens to the last. All events we enjoy now was watered by him. He supported financially and even with his presence anytime.
His home was opened to all. He shared his faith with others and put smiles on people's faces. He gave his last coin to make the needy happy.
Sir, I miss you and your gentle but frank advices.
I shall remain loyal as I promised.
Rest in the bossom of your Lord.
GOOD NIGHT, SIR.
Elder Mrs. C.A. Fagbemi

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