8th Anniversary
Days and months have passed and turned into years, but you will forever remain in our hearts and memories. We feel your warmth and love everyday as you watch over us. You are still missed, loved and remain very dear to all of us. Fondly remembered by family, relatives and friends.
In our hearts you remain forever.
2nd Anniversary
19th July, 1961 – 30th October, 2019
It’s been two long years since you became one of our guardian angels. You left a huge vacuum; one that will probably never be filled but you left us with great memories and lessons.
You were the epitome of a matriarch. A true role model for us as a family. You taught and showed us love. Everything you did was selfless. You held the family together with absolute grace and wisdom.
You are dearly missed by Mary, Margaret, Claris, Seline your children Francis, Caro, Pauline, Kevin, Antony, Recho, Francisca, Betty-Liz, Debby, Robert, George, Collins, Erick & Deno. Grandchildren: Martin(s), Morgan, Shantel, Eve-Kloe, Tony, Jazmine, Michelle, Manu, Favor, Christian, MaryLiz, Chacho and many more. In-laws: Ruth, Michelle, Barry, Ben and Frank.
We, the family and friends, will be gathering at her home K’omondi K’opondo in Udonga Village, for a Memorial Service in celebration of her life, on Tuesday November 16th, 2021.
“Mama, in our hearts you will live forever!”
We are saddened to announce the passing on of Mary Njango Kagia wa Rironi village Wanjohi (Nyandarua County).
Wife of the late Richard Kagia Wandati. Co-wife to the late Milkah Nyokabi Kagia. Daughter of the late Karu wa Kagunda and Hannah Njoki Karu. Sister of Wanjiku,Wariara,Waruthu and the late Mbugua Kanoti, Njeri, Makena, Nyakaro and Nungari. Step-sister to Mbugua, Njiruiya and Wamunyu.
Mother of Paul Wandati, David K. Kagia, Peter N Kagia Jecinta Wangari, the late Hannah Njoki, Daniel Mbugua, Susan Njeri and Joseph Nyaga. Step-mother to Mary Njeri Kimaburi, Geoffrey G. Kagia, the late Hannah Njoki Kariuki, the late Jecintah Wangari Gitau and the late Lawrence Wandati.
Meeting are being held at her home in Rironi, Wanjohi and at Savanna – Chunga Mali, at 2.00pm, for burial arrangements.
The cortege will leave JM Hospital Olkalou, on 2/11/2021 9.00am.Thereafter the burial ceremony will be held at her home in Rironi Wanjohi, from 11.00am.
It’s with humble submission to the will of God that we announce the death of Mama Rose Caleb Ohlo, which occurred on 8th October, 2021, at Bloom Surgical Center, Kisumu, after a long illness.
Daughter of the late Manasi Mukhwana Mabinda and the late Rebecca Hoka of Tongoi Location, Vihiga County. Mother of Daniel Etale, Nipher Abongo, Manase Ananda and George Musumba. Grandmother to several grandchildren.
Mama Rose will finally be laid to rest on Saturday 30th October, 2021, at Esitsimi village, Mwitako Sub-location, Mukhalakhala Location, Luanda Sub-county Vihiga County.
In Loving Memory / 17th Anniversary
Today, 30th October, 2021, we mark Seventeen years since you suddenly left us.
We are still moaning your loss and cannot explain the pain we feel as each day passes without you.
We however rest in the glorious assurance that you are now in a better place where there is no pain, but infinite peace and happiness.
You remain our pillar of strength and we shall forever cherish the memories of the love, joy and happiness that you brought into our lives as an adoringWife, Mum, Daughter, Sister and Friend.
Fondly remembered and greatly missed by your husband Kinyanjui, children Maingi, Maina and Mwangi, parents, relatives and many friends.
Those we Love are never gone but live within our hearts forever. Rest in peace.
In Loving Memory
A year has gone by, and it still seems like yesterday, the pain of losing you is surreal. Your beautiful soul was gone in a flash, now the pictures tell the story of your precious life, and there we see our beautiful, wonderful daughter, sister, niece, cousin, granddaughter, friend – a rare gem.
Goodbyes hurt when the story is not finished and the book has been closed forever.
Though short lived, Erica lived a life full of purpose and promise, she was a treasure, a vibrant and joyous person and who impacted the lives of all who knew her.
She lived, loved and left a legacy that still lives on. Truly and terribly missed by Dad Timothy, Mum Wahu, brothers Kimemia and Kiarie, all relatives and friends.
“Truly, truly I say to you, He who hears my word and believes in Him who sent me, has everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation but is passed from death to life.” — John 5:24
2nd Anniversary
It has been two years since you left us. Though you arc gone your memories freshly live in our hearts and forever will. We all cherish the moments we had with you and we are forever grateful.
You are dearly and deeply missed by your loving family: your wife Bethsheba Sarange Bundi; children Pauline, Obed, Lillian, Vane and Damary. Your grandchildren Whitney, Jayden, David, Arty and David. Also dearly missed by your loving extended family members, siblings, friends, neighbours and the society.
We all dearly miss and love you. In our hearts your memory lingers, always tender, fond and true, there is not a day that we do not think of you.
Continue resting in peace.
It is with humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the promotion to higher glory of Rtd. Elder Charity Muthoni Mburu of P.C.E.A. Dr. Arthur Church, Nakuru West Presbytery, Nakuru County.
She was loving wife to the late Rtd. Rev. John Mburu Mwaura, formerly of P.C.E.A. Dr. Arthur Church, Nakuru West Presbytery, Nakuru County.
Mother to Mercy and Mundia (Nairobi), Charles and Angela Mwaura (U.S.A), Samuel and Maggie Irungu (U.S.A) and Stephen Kamande and Amina (Nakuru)
Sister to Nduta, Wambui, Wanjiku, the late Eunice Ngonyo Njuguna and Alex.
Sister-in-law to Mary, Peris, Joel, Charity, Rose, Alice, the late Rev. Nahashon Gichuru and Charles Njuguna.
She was grandmother to Wandia, Muthoni, Brian (Nairobi), Mathew, Mark, Meghan, Michael, Jimmy and Stephen (all of USA), Frank Mburu, Charity Muthoni and Master Sam Karaya (Nakuru.)
There will be a Memorial Service at P.C.E.A. Dr. Arthur Church, Nakuru, on Sunday 31st October 2021 at 2.00pm.
The cortege will leave the P.C.E.A. Kikuyu Hospital Mortuary at 9.00 am. The Funeral Service will be held at P.C.E.A. Church of the Torch Thogoto on Tuesday 2nd November 2021 at 10.00am.
Thereafter, she will be laid to rest on the grounds of P.C.E.A. Church of the Torch (Kimuri) Cemetery, Thogoto, Kikuyu.
It is with humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the demise of Wycliffe Muriithi Muriuki Ruteere which occurred on 24th October 2021 after a fatal road accident along Thika Road.
Beloved husband to Gloria Makena Muriithi. Doting father to Natalie Mugure Muriithi and Tiffany Nkatha Muriithi. Son to the late Patrick Muriuki Rutere and Susan Wanja Muriuki.
Son-in-law to Mr & Mrs Kiruki Murungi. Brother-in-law to Kendi and Tonny. Brother to the late Frankline, Jackline and Denis.
Nephew to David, Fredrick ,the late Jediel, Gladys and Dorica. Uncle to Grace, Adalyn, Austin, Jayden Zanna, Ethan, Evan Jenny, Jayden and Taina. Cousin to many.
The cortege leaves KU Funeral Home on Saturday 30th October 2021 at S am. Burial and service will be at grave side at his rural home Ntumburi, Buuri Constituency.
Wycliffe, In our Hearts you remain, In the hands of God you rest, Amen
Appreciation
We the family of Mzee Joseph Obudho Ojoo, wish to first, express our gratitude to The Lord God Almighty for His Works and the years that He allowed us to have and enjoy being with Mami,Wilkester Awino Obudho Ojoo.
We, further wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to all our wider family, friends, colleagues and well-wishers who supported us in giving a fitting send off for our beloved mother, through your prayers and overwhelming financial and other material support, in serving in myriad ways, and your presence during the burial, that was a great comfort to us. Words cannot fully express the solace that each one of you gave us and continues to provide through this difficult time of mourning.
A special thanks to: the County Government of Siaya leadership and staff, led by the First Lady, for making time to condole with us; Joka Omboke, the local organizing committee, Tukutendereza of Bondo Center, and St. Mary’s Church Kapiyo; nyiwande, oche and kanewa.
We are especially grateful to the medical teams that cared for Mami during her prolonged illness at Kisumu Specialists and Avenue Hospitals, with special thanks to DANID, Dr Tobias, Dr Okel, Prof. Jowi, Prof. Yonga and Emily her physiotherapist.
We pray that God our Father would reward and bless each one of you most abundantly.