Olufunke Obologun, 35, of Lagos, Nigeria, passed on March 06, 2023. Olufunke was an advocate and motivational speaker for Sickle Cell Awareness and worked with the Rana Pediatric Fund through Howard University to educate, support and advocate for children with sickle cell and other chronic diseases. Olufunke was dedicated to improving treatment options for sickle cell patients and supporting research to develop cures for sickle cell disease.

Olufunke was a remarkable woman who had an infectious energy that would light up any room. Her bright and colorful clothes, stunning hair, and creative fashion choices were a reflection of her vibrant and bubbly personality. She had a way of making everyone feel special and loved, and her kindness and warmth were felt by all who knew her.

Her love for her family and friends was immeasurable, and she always went above and beyond to show them how much she cared. Her home was always open to anyone who needed it, and she would often host dinner parties and get-togethers, creating an atmosphere of warmth and joy.

Olufunke was known for her love of color, and just like her nephew Harrison, her favorite color was the rainbow. She believed that life was meant to be celebrated and that everyone deserved to live their best, most colorful life. She inspired those around her to embrace their individuality and to find joy in the little things.

In honoring her memory, her loved ones would like her celebration of life to be a reflection of the vibrant, colorful, and joyful person she was. They hope to fill the day with music, laughter, and a celebration of all the wonderful memories that were created with her. Olufunke will be deeply missed, but her light and joy will continue to shine on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.