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Apollo Nyinge Kithakwa

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1946 – 2016
It is with humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the promotion to glory of Apollo Nyinge Kithakwa which occurred on November 12 2016. He is formally worked for the Kenya Navy, Southern Lines and KPA.
After retiring from KPA he joined Bandari College Mombasa as a lecturer. Son of the late Abednego Kithakwa and late Betha Wangari Kithakwa.
Husband of Cecil Wanjiku Nyinge. Brother of Ruth Kanando, Dorcas Muchiri, Shaleti Kaninii, Stanley Ngasa, Lilian Nzuki, Alice Kinyua, Rahab Wangithi, Miriam Ngona and Samson Kariguri.
Father of Elizabeth Wangari, Agnes Muthoni, Hannington Kithakwa, Benard Kaniu and late Doris Wandia.
Bother-in-law of Gabriel Mwangi, Angelina Wanjiru, Angelica Wairimu, John Kinyua (IEBC) Julius Gatimu, Boniface Githae and Stephen Muchiri, Philda Ngasa and Doris Kithakwa (Obote).
Grandfather of Meldoy Khavere, Caren Mmbone and Handel Jiveri, Uncle and great grandfather of many.
Friends, family and well wishers are meeting at his home Gitwe New Kutus Town for prayers and funeral arrangements.
The cortege  Ieaves ACK Mt Kenya mortuary (Kerugoya) on Friday 25/11/2016 for funeral service at his home (Gitwe). Contributions towards his medical bill can be made via M-pesa cell: 0722 640 013.
Blessed and holy are those who have and  in the first resurrection.
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Prisca Kemunto Mokua

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It is with humble acceptance of God’s will that we are burdened to announce the death of Prisca Kemunto Mokua of Sengera village, Manga, Nyamira County which occurred on November 10, 2016 in Toronto, Canada.
 
Wife of Benjamin Mokua Moturi (Texas). Daughter  of Meriserah Moraa and the late Clement Aboki Otwori o f Miriri Nyamira County.
 
Mother of Naomi, Abel (Canada), Ruth and Loice (USA).
 
Grandmother of Brian, Angela, Ivy, Michelle, Tristan and Teagan, Sister of late Jerusha, Agnes, Rebecca, Milkah, Tabitha, Samuel, Timothy, Gideon, Moses, Thomas and Isaac. Korera of Jane and Charles Nyakeri (Kisii County). Sister of the late Grace, Esther, David and Beatrice. Mother in law of Sophia.
 
Family and friends are meeting daily at Toronto and Sengera, Manga.
 
Burial will take place on November 25th 2016 at Insvale cemetery in Innsifil City Ontario, Canada.
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Joseph Kaara Kamau

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It is with great sorrow and humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the passing on of our beloved Joseph Kaara Kamau at Nakuru.
He was son of the late Paul Kamau Kaara and the late Mary Wambui. Brother of Kamunya, Sophie, Karumba, the late Wanjiru, the late Maingi, the late Nyambura and Wangeci.
Husband of Lydia Wanjiku Kaara, Loving Father of Kamau Njihia, Kamunya, Wambui, the late Njoroge, Grace, Sophia, Karumba, Jesse, Wamaitha and Maingi. Father-in-law of Jill, Anne, Njorohio, Torn,Tony and Eva. Grandfather of many.
Relatives and friends are meeting daily for prayers and funeral arrangements at the late Kaara’s home and at Nairobi Grand Holiday Hotel Tsavo Road meetings started on Monday 21st November to 23rd November 2016 from 5.30pm.
The cortege leaves War Memorial Mortuary on Friday 25th November at 9am for Funeral Service and burial at his Engachura Home.
In God’s hands you Rest in our hearts you live forever 
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Agnes Namusia Masinde

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It is with deep sorrow and profound shock that we announce the promotion to glory of our loving daughter Agnes Namusia Masinde, who until her death was a teacher at St Angela Academy, Webuye.
Loving daughter of Alphonce Masinde Libuyi (Mwoyo Mulayi) and Cordula Nawire Masinde.
Sister of Rael, Gaudencia (Deputy Principal Mugai Secondary School), John, Phelistus (Deputy Principal AIC Shartuka Girls), Jacinta (C.O Webuye Hospital), Bonface (Advocate Nairobi), Anthony, Henry (Nurse in Charge, Imbiakalo Health Centre), Augustine (Senior Programme Officer, EGAF, based in Homa Bay) and Victor (Advocate, Nairobi).
Much loved aunt of Winnie (Law student, UoN), cousin, niece and sister in l aw of many.
The cortege leaves Kimbilio Funeral Home Kipkaren on Thursday 24th November 2016 at 9am followed by a requiem mass at Holy Trinity Catholic Church Webuye at 11am.
Thereafter the body will be transported to Samitsi Area in Malava Sub county of Kakamega.
Burial will take place in their Chombeli home on Saturday 26th November 2016.
2nd Corinthians 1:3-4: Praise be to God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles”
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Josephine Teyian Nampaso

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t is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Josephine Teyian Nampaso of IEBC Narok South Constituency together with her two children Carlos Tajewuo and Sandra Nashipae through a tragic fire on the early morning of 6th November, 2016 at Ololuiunga junction.
She hails from Olgilai, Narok South Constituency. Daughter of Moses Kanunka and the late Margaret Naipanoi Tumanka. Wife of the fate Denis Saningo Nampaso.
Mother of the late Carlos, the late Sandra and Lemayiaan Nampaso. Sister of Samuel, Mercy Kilew, Sanau and Mayian Tumanka.
Daughter-in-law of Samson and Lucia Nampaso. Sisters-in-law of Edward, Charies, Anton, Evalyne Kirokor among others.
Burial will be on 24/11/2016 at her Olgilai home, Narok South Constituency — Narok
We loved you but God loved you more.. .till we meet again, may you rest in eternal peace. 
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Marcella Margaret Bochere Maiko

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January 23rd 1939 – November 20, 2016
We are deeply saddened to announce the passing on of Marcella Margaret Bochere Maiko, wife of the late Francis Beda Maiko.
Daughter of the late William Monari and the late Julia Moraa.
Daughter in law of the late Patrick Mauta and the late Maria Kwamboka.
Mother of Nyariana Margaret and Bruce Petrick Ochera Maiko, Angela and David Rode, the late Vincent Maiko.
Grandmother of Francis Joshua Maiko, Miles-Vincent Petrick, Nyariana Rode and Nicholas Mangera.
She was the last remaining sibling of the Monari family and sister of the late Ogari, Mangera, Manua, Obegi, Matara, Moseti, Nyarandi and Omoke. Aunt and great Aunt of many.
 
Funeral arrangements are ongoing and the first meeting will be on Thursday November 24 2016 at 5.30pm at the All Saints Cathedral.
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DIAL SINGH SAGOO

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Kenyatta artist dies
Dial Singh Sagoo, the artist who drew Jomo Kenyatta in 1961 while he was held in detention in Maralal by the British colonial government, has died in London aged 95.
Mr Sagoo was a well known identity in the Sikh community in pre-independence Kenya.
Together with his father, Labh Singh, and brother Kirpal Singh, who was a member of the Legislative Council, they owned the British Furniture House.
However, art was in Sagoo’s blood and he received formal training in Italy.
He made portraits of many leading identities in Kenya at the time, including the author Robert Ruark, as well as visiting dignitaries, including Sarvepalli Radakrishnan, second president of India.
His portrait of Mzee Kenyatta was reproduced, with proceeds from sales supporting overseas scholarships for Kenyans.
The Sagoo family left Kenya in 1962 for London, where Sagoo continued as a portrait artist, the highlight of his career being an exhibition at the Royal Academy.
This led to commissions from well known identities, including Lord Mountbatten, Lord Beeching and his friend, Nairobi-born Sir Mota Singh, who became Britain’s first Asian judge and who himself died earlier this month.
Sagoo leaves a wife, Rajinder, two daughters, four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
His son-in-law Jasminder Singh Warah, better known as Shandy, who died in 2007, was a prominent Kenyan cricketer and motor sportsman.
His other son-in-law, Philip Powell, worked as a public relations consultant in Nairobi in the 1970s.
His funeral takes place at the Sikh gurdwara, Southall, London, on Friday, November 25.
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David Kosgei Cherop (Kapnyongi)

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Sunrise: 1967 Sunset 2016
It is with humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the death of (DC) David Kosgei Cherop of Kaplenge Village in Elgeyo Marakwet County which occurred on 16/11/2016 after a long illness.
Son of the late Cherop Sutter and Christine Cherop. Husband of Mercy Kosgei. Father of Eddy, Merlene, late Brandon, Christine, Kiprotich, Kibet and Michele. Brother of John, Shadrack, Richard, Kiprono, Jonathan, Stephen and Samuel, late Peris Edna, Eunice, Leah, Helen, Winny and Caroline. Brother in-law of Jane, Nancy, Salome, Caroline and Caro. Nephew of Hon. Keino, Jacob, Philemon, Ronald, Willy, Ben, Grace, Linah and Salinah.
There will be a fundraising an 23/11/2016 at Wagon Wheel Hotel Eldoret and 24/11/2016 at Professioal Centre Nairobi.
Burial will be held on Saturday 26/11/2016 at Miti Moja (Kuinet) UG County.
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Benjamin Njogu Mberia

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It is with deep sorrow that we the family of the beloved Benjamin Njogu Mberia announce his untimely death on the 19th of November 2016, after a tragic road accident in Kitengela.
Dearest son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Cyprian M’Rimberia. Dedicated husband of the late Estherine Wanjiku. Loving father of Eile Wanjiru, Juliet Muthoni & Rose Kendi.
Beloved brother of Angelica Gakii, the late Pauline Kabugi, the late Ismail Kinyua, the late Jacinta Kigetu, Salesio Kiboori, the late Andrew Kithara and  uncle of many.
The funeral procession will leave for Kaongo in Meru, on Saturday 26th November 2016 at 6am.
 
With deep sorrow in our hearts, we send him forth into the loving and gracious arms of the Almighty Father. 
May his soul rest in eternal peace.
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Lucy Wanjiku Kamau

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Appreciation 
We the family of the late Lucy Wanjiku Kamau would like to express our deep appreciation for the tremendous support received from relatives, friends, well-wishers and institutions following the demise of our beloved.
We express special gratitude to Fr. James Marema, Fr. Josephat Njenga, Fr.Wallace Ng’ang’a and Fr. Fredrick Kamande for their spiritual guidance and support throughout mum’s sickness up to her demise.
We extend our special thanks to the funeral committees in Kikuyu and Nairobi, Tiebae Men Development Self Help Group, the Catholic Men Association, the Catholic Women’s Association and St. Veronica Small Christian Community for working tirelessly in organizing a befitting send-off.
We are also grateful to the staff of St. Mary’s Hospital Lang’ata, St. Mary’s Hospital Gligil, Aga Khan Hospital, MP Shah Cancer Care Center among others.
 There are many other individuals and groups who assisted us in various ways and since we are unable to thank you individually we humbly ask you to accept this message as our heartfelt appreciation and gratitude.
May the Almighty God bless you abundantly