Larewaju Omoworare (18^th August 1921 – 13^th March 1986), was a teacher for thirty- one years who was trained in Fourah-Bay College in Sierra Leone, University of Newcastle, England and University of Edinburgh, Scotland. He also lived a fulfilled life as a Farmer and by finding time to serve his community as a Traditional Chief and Local City Councillor for four years. In his years as an educator he was at different times a Vice Principal of three Secondary Schools and a Principal of three others. He contributed to the Free Education Policy of Western Region of Nigeria and was the Chairman of the Board of Governors of three Catholic Secondary Schools. He served the West African Examination Council as a Chief Examiner and authored two books. 

The daughter of Oba Adesoji Aderemi, the Ooni of Ife (1930-1980) and the first black African Governor; Teniade Omoworare (5^th July 1931- 12^th October 1986), attended the Girls Modern Academy (Mrs Manuwa Grooming School) in Lagos Island, Nigeria, Regent Street Polytechnic, London and the London Fashion Academy where she obtained Diplomas in Domestic Science and Fashion Designing respectively. She was an active trader and home maker. She taught Domestic Science in several Secondary Schools and trained young girls in her Moremi Fashion Institute.

Larewaju and Teniade Omoworare were both fervent Catholics and deep rooted community people that founded the Ife Dance Club and were members of different social associations within the community. The doors of their home was always open to friends, family and visitors.