Emmanuel was born on the 15th of December 2000 in the Borough of Bexley, London. Emmanuel was diagnosed with a rare aggressive subtype of (Non-Hodgkins) Lymphoma called T-Cell Lymphoblastic Lymphoma in July 2021, a cancer of the blood. It came about unexpectedly after he began experiencing symptoms of shortness of breath. It was a devastating shock to us all who knew and loved him dearly which would change our lives forever when Emmanuel sadly passed away on the 3rd August 2022, just over a year after his diagnosis at the premature age of 21 years old.

He touched the lives of so many in the short time he was here, with his warmth, kind and beautiful soul leaving a huge and everlasting impact on us all that will be imprinted forever and deeply missed. 

Therefore this website is dedicated to the precious memory of Emmanuel. We have created a space where family and friends can share fond memories, stories, thoughts, photos, videos and more - by clicking on contribute, so please take a moment to explore his page and reflect upon his life and the magnificent person he was. You can also take comfort in lighting a virtual candle in remembrance whenever you feel you want to connect with him or say a prayer.

We invite and encourage anyone and everyone to donate to the charities close to Emmanuel's cause no matter how small to help others as he dedicated his life in doing. Donating through muchedloved.com is a fast, simple and secure platform where monies are sent directly to the charities. Your donations will go towards helping better support others living with Lymphoma to improve their quality of life and research that is hoped to better tailor effective treatments.  

We will look forward to fundraising events and opportunities in the future to further raise donations and awareness about lymphoma which is currently non-government funded and urgently requires very much-needed research into the various subtypes. 

Your Kindness and generosity is greatly appreciated. Emmanuel is much loved and will always be remembered.

❝As Long As We Live, They Too Will Live, For They Are Now A Part Of Us, As We Remember them.❞

~ Ayinde Family