It's hard to put into words how I feel about Aunt Favour’s passing. Of course the natural emotions of loss and nostalgia pure over me, but there's something else; a strange sense of frustration as I try to bring to mind her facial expressions, her voice and most of all her personality.
When I think of Aunt Favour, I think of how her life brought joy to those around her. She may not have been famous or discovered something new, but her energy and spirit drove all that's right about this world.
Your works can't be overemphasized, how I admired you from a distance back then at ZION HERITAGE CHURCH, you were a great leader of the Women Ministry and a role model to the Royal Youth ministry.... Words fail me really.... I think heaven missed an Angel sent to earth on a mission and couldn't wait much  longer to have you back.... Sure you're in the right place where you belong till we meet again..
 
Aunt Favorite, Your space will forever remain vacant!
You're irreplaceable!
I love you but God loves you more.
Adieu..
 
Daisy Chioma Orji.