Chidinma-Felicia Okoro

Beloved sister chidi, May you rest in parfect peace in the bosom of the lord and may God grant peace and comfort to those you left behind

Iyke,
Even the air we breathe had seen and has borne withness to your love, dedication and duty to Chidinma. You went all the way to keep her well and alive, comforted and painfree. Little did you know that the Good Lord had ordained to recruit Chidinma on the 23rd or Nov. Exactly one month short of her 17th wedding anniversary with you. Chidinma was recruited to sing for the Lord with The Heavenly Choir. She will now sing and dance with the Heavenly Angels. She will now direct comfort, and watch over you, Chidube, Chetachi, and Chidike. 
So take heart, and may you and the entire Okoro and Chukwuocha families have the consolation that Chidinma transited to a better place than here. 
Regards,
Sir Bob Mark for the Akponye family.

Dear Ikechukwu,
In times like this, the winds of fate blow sorrow into our lives, but we know the Book of Ecclesiastes tells us that there is a time for everything (the time for mourning and the time for dancing).  Everything that happens in this world happens at the time God chooses.  God will give joy to all who mourn and he will bandage the wound he makes.  The Okoro family of Amaiyi are today morning one of their own.  By the promise made by God Almighty they will be comforted.  Chidimma lived a good life and we all loved her.  The last time we saw her during the summer we all celebrated her life.  We did let her know we came to celebrate with her.  May she rest in peace.
Felix/Bibiana Acholonu&family

IK,
Death is inevitable and there is neither a good time nor place for it; but if one could look for a silver lining where there may be none; it would be that Chidimma is not suffering anymore. She held on as much as she could. We will all be there one day.......
Take heart and keep her memory strong for the Children. 
Best regards,
Paschal Nneji 

Dear I.K Okoro,

I want to offer my sincere condolences on your recent loss. It was a shock to hear the news of Cihidimma's passing and I can only imagine how difficult it has been for you and your family.

Chidimma was one of those people who was like a breath of fresh air. Her infectious smile and warm personality made her one of those special people that it was a joy to be around. I can truly say that I don't think I ever saw a frown on her face, although I'm sure she must have had reason to from time to time. And I can say that she uplifted so many peoples spirits on every occasion when they needed it.

I could also proudly count her among the most supportive wives. She was someone many could confide in and never worry that a confidence would be broken. She was always willing to give advice and always made some remember that they had so much to be thankful for and how many more less fortunate people there were in the world. We will truly miss her.

I hope that in some small measure these words bring you some comfort at this sad time. I am reminded of those words from the Bible that say "Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted."

May God's blessings and peace be with you and your wonderful family.

With Love
Duke

Chidimma Ikechi Okoro, we thank God for your life on earth, though too short for us! May the Almight  God in His infinite mercy grant your soul eternal rest through Christ Our lord whose faith you professed and lived till death Amen. Ikechi Okoro, you are a rare jem! This adversity showed the world your true self and what it means in the marriage vow "... till death do us part" Thank you for your wisdom, love and fortitude you showed Chidimma throughout this ordeal. Please keep up the same principle in raising the children God entrusted on you and our beloved late Chidimma. Take heart brother, all the Okoro family and friends are with you. And most important, God Almighty is with you and will always sustain  and continue to bless you in Christ Jesus Amen. Chidimma May your soul rest in peace! Amen.

Our prayers are with you and the children at this difficult time. May Our Blessed Mother be your strenght and comfort. May the soul of Chidimma and the souls of the faithful departed through the Mercy of GOD rest in perfect peace. Amen.

Dear Ike and Family,

The death of your wife and mother was a sad news to  us here in Maryland.
In this time of saddness and lots of questions, call on our God for consolation and strenght. Our lives are borrowed from Him as he made us to understand in Ezekiel 18:4, so, take heart, as we remember the soul of Chidimma in our prayers.

May God grant her soul eternal rest...Amen


Chima and Nancy Anyanwu
Okele na Amaiyi

Dear Ik and family,

On behalf of the Ogoko family, I send you our heart felt condolences. Without a doubt, the early departure of your beloved wife is a heart braker. My prayer is that our good God will grant you and your children the strength to overcome this dark hour. Have hope my brother, for tomorrow is brighter. Persevere, for life is but a transition, we are just passing through. Be strong, for your young children need you. May Chidinma rest in Peace, Perfect Peace.      

My family and I join with so many others who knew Chidinma in offering our deepest sympathy on her passing. Even though it is not enough consolation at this sad time, it should be of some satisfaction to know that in her passing you can celebrate the end of a very short but productive life. If the outpouring of sympathy on her loss is any indication of who she was, and it most certainly is, you can confidently say that hers indeed was a life well-lived.
For De Ike and children, May you find peace and comfort in knowing that she has only transitioned to eternal rest. Please accept our condolences!