Ben Oyekunle

Brother Ben was one of the most gentle souls I have ever known. He always had a kind word and a warm smile for everyone. We will miss him dearly. Rest well, my brother.

Ben was a pillar of faith and quiet strength. His devotion to God, to Bukola, and to the ministry was unwavering. Heaven has gained a faithful servant. Our prayers are with the entire Oyekunle family.

I met Ben in our freshman year at MIT in 1972. He was the smartest, humblest person in the room — always willing to help anyone who asked. His legacy lives on in every life he touched. Sending love to the family.

Daddy, you taught us what it means to be steady, to love without conditions, and to trust God through everything. I will carry your lessons with me always. I love you forever.

Ben's faith was not just spoken — it was lived. Every Sunday, every service, every quiet act of kindness. He showed us all what it means to serve. We love you, Brother Ben.

We are heartbroken but grateful for the time we shared with Ben. From summer barbecues in Harvard to long conversations about Arsenal and the Celtics — he made every moment special. Our deepest condolences to Bukola and the children.

It was a privilege to care for Ben. His courage, humor, and grace through every treatment inspired our entire team. He never complained — he always asked how we were doing instead. A truly remarkable man.

Dad, you were the strongest man I ever knew. Not because you never struggled, but because you never let it stop you from showing up for us. Thank you for everything. We'll make you proud.

Ben was the kind of neighbor everyone deserves. He would shovel our driveway before we even woke up. Always checking in, always caring. Our little street in Harvard won't be the same without him.

Daddy — I hope this site does you justice. You deserve the world and more. I love you endlessly.

Brother Ben was one of the most gentle souls I have ever known. He always had a kind word and a warm smile for everyone. We will miss him dearly. Rest well, my brother.

Ben was a pillar of faith and quiet strength. His devotion to God, to Bukola, and to the ministry was unwavering. Heaven has gained a faithful servant. Our prayers are with the entire Oyekunle family.

I met Ben in our freshman year at MIT in 1972. He was the smartest, humblest person in the room — always willing to help anyone who asked. His legacy lives on in every life he touched. Sending love to the family.

Daddy, you taught us what it means to be steady, to love without conditions, and to trust God through everything. I will carry your lessons with me always. I love you forever.

Ben's faith was not just spoken — it was lived. Every Sunday, every service, every quiet act of kindness. He showed us all what it means to serve. We love you, Brother Ben.

We are heartbroken but grateful for the time we shared with Ben. From summer barbecues in Harvard to long conversations about Arsenal and the Celtics — he made every moment special. Our deepest condolences to Bukola and the children.

It was a privilege to care for Ben. His courage, humor, and grace through every treatment inspired our entire team. He never complained — he always asked how we were doing instead. A truly remarkable man.

Dad, you were the strongest man I ever knew. Not because you never struggled, but because you never let it stop you from showing up for us. Thank you for everything. We'll make you proud.

Ben was the kind of neighbor everyone deserves. He would shovel our driveway before we even woke up. Always checking in, always caring. Our little street in Harvard won't be the same without him.

Daddy — I hope this site does you justice. You deserve the world and more. I love you endlessly.