1952 – 13/06/2025

It is with humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the passing of Fredrick Waithaka Ndururi of Mabanda Village, Gatanga Sub-county, Murang’a County.

Son of the late Boniface Ndururi and Ann Nieri.

Husband of the late Lucy Waithaka and Esther Waithaka (Kigumo Bendera High Sch). Father of the late Ann, Sophia (Ministry of Interior), Judy (Gikomba), Winnie, Boniface, Joan, Jackline, Hilda (Norway) and Winnie (USA). Father in-law of Douglas,Tom, Karl, Judie among others.

Brother of Mboi, Hilda, Kabati, Mwangi, Rose, Benson, Charles, late Margaret, late Rachael and the late Cecilia.

Brother in-law of Ann, Rhoda (USA) among others. Step brother of the late Peter Mburu, Elias Mugwe, Stanley Waithaka, Chief Kabati among others. He was uncle, cousin, grandfather, friend to many.

Family and friends are meeting daily at his residence in Thika – Ngoingwa and at his rural home in Mabanda starting at 6.00pm for prayers and funeral arrangements.

There will be a memorial service on Sunday, 22nd June 2025 from 3.00pm at P.C.E.A Ngoingwa church, Thika.

The cortege will leave Montezuma Monalisa Funeral Home – Kabati on Tuesday, 24th June 2025 at .00am, followed by a funeral service and interment at his home in Mabanda, Gatanga Sub-county starting at 10.00am.

In God’s hands you rest, in our hearts we cherish you forever.

 

Sunrise: 27/08/1984 – Sunset: 09/06/2025

It is with profound sadness and humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the passing on of Madam Immaculate Akinyi Kirui of Litein High School, on Monday 9th June 2025 at Eldoret Hospital.

Daughter of the late Mwalimu Joanes Otieno Makodhier, Benta Alice Arum and Patricia Otieno of Sirandumb Village, Siaya county. Daughter-in-law of Mr and Mrs Zacharia Tesot.

Loving wife of Wesley Kirui of Kerundut village, Nyongores Ward in Bomet County. Mother of Nlicanor, Isadora, Theodore and Theodora.

Sister of Odhier, Pamela, Ondeng’, the late Ochieng. Olwang’a. Jacky. Mercy, Mary, Dorry, Mulo and AnnLucy.

Sister in-law to the late John, Rachel Kirui, Samuel, Hellen. Rachel Marindany, late Renson, Veronica, Dr. Kipngetich Kirui, Rose, Edison, Janet, Joyce, late Chepkoech, Gladys, Walton, Meresa, Hadev,Winnie, Brin and Veenah.

Aunt of Albert. Keisha, Samuel, Fanuel, Aimee, Victor, Chepkemoi, Chemutai, Kiprono, Cherono and others. Cousin and friend of many.

The cortege leaves Lazarus Funeral Home in Siloam Kericho on 20/06/2025 for a requiem Mass at Litein High school from 1000 hours and thereafter an overnight stay at her home in Kerundut.

Funeral service and burial will take place on Saturday 21/06/2025 as from 0900 hours.

Immaculate leaves a trail of hard work and excellence.

In God’s arm you rest, in our hearts you will live forever and may the Almighty God Rest Your Soul in Peace.

In Loving Memory

Sunrise: February 5, 1944 – Sunset: June 19, 2020

Dad it is five years now since you left us and it feels like yesterday but the memories you gave us are still etched in our hearts.
Though we cannot see you physically, you are always by our side and in our thoughts. Each one of us misses you in a unique and personal way. We however know that you are in a better place, a place of peace, joy and endless love, where we will meet again. Lovingly remembered by your children (Tony, Mwangi and Shiro), grandchildren and the rest of the family.

Continue to Rest in Peace.

It is with deep sorrow that the family of the late Mzee Vincent Mbaye announces the passing of their son, Peter Isidore Juba Mbaye, which occurred on 9th June 2025 at Nairobi Hospital. Peter was a dedicated educator who taught at Lenana School and later served as a Deputy Principal at Ruaraka High School, Nairobi.

He was the son of the late MzeeVincent Mbaye and the late Mama Francisca Ojow of Nango Village, Central Sakwa.

A loving husband of Cheryl Majiwa ot the National Treasury, and a devoted father of Vincent, Kristle and Mathew Juba. He was also a legal guardian of Lucky and John Mbaye.

Peter was a brother of Florence Awuoche, George Mbaye, Tom Mbaye, the late William Mbaye, Anna Ombaka, Hon. Mary Ascon, the late John Mbaye, and the late Maurice Mbaye.

He was a brother-in-law of the late Robert Awuoche, Zawadi Mbaye, Pamela Mbaye, Diana Mbaye, Ascon Ouma Mbori, Simeon Ombaka, and Alseba Odiemo.

He was the son-in-law of Mzee James and Mama Consolata Majiwa of Ogwedhi, Sigawa – Migori County, and a brother-in-law of Beatrice, Grace, Virah, Evans, and Steve Majiwa.

The family wishes to invite friends and well-wishers to two fundraising meetings to support the funeral arrangements: • Friday, 20th June 2025, 4:00pm at Nairobi City Hail. • Saturday, 28th June 2025, 2:00pm at Nairobi City Hall.

The body is currently lying at Montezuma Funeral Home, Nairobi. It will be removed on Thursday, 3rd July 2025,for a Requiem Mass at 11:00 a.m. at the Holy Family Basilica, Nairobi, followed by a night vigil at his home in Bulbul, Ngong.

The burial will take place on Saturday, 5th July 2025, at his ancestral home n Nango Village, Central Sakwa, under the auspices of Nyangoma Catholic Parish.

“May the Lord rest his soul in eternal peace. Sleep well, Wuod Nyalego. Amen.”

 Sunrise: 1st January, 1953 – Sunset: 14th June, 2025

It is with great humility, love and acceptance of God’s will that we announce the demise of our beloved Michael Ngugi Waithaka. He was promoted to glory on 14- June 2025 after he had served God’s purpose in his own generation (Acts 13:36).

Son of the late William Waithaka Muchugia and the late Lucy Wamuhu. Step-son of Alice Mumbi Waithaka. His parents-in-law were the late Wallace Karita Mbagara and the late Hannah Wangui Karita.

He was the third-born among his siblings: Stephen Kamuyu, Stanley Mbugua, Christopher Muchugia, Francis Kahanya, Josephat Kamau, Paul Mbugua, Lucy Ngendo, George Nenga, Teresia Wangari, Peter Njuguna, the late Joseph Muchugia, the late Peter Kimani, the late Anthony Heho, the late Josephat Njuguna, and the late James Waiganjo.

Beloved husband of Teresia Wanjiku. He was a dotting father of James Waithaka, Ruth Wamuhu, George Karita, Alfred Muchugia (Joe), Peter Mbagara and Ann Wangui.

He was a father-in-law of LydiahWanjiru, Dr Agnes Karita, and Mirriam Wanjiru.

He was a proud grandfather of Dr. Jeremy Ngugi, Michael Ngugi Waithaka, Kendra Wanjiku, Michael Ngugi Karita, Daniel Ng’ang’a, James Waithaka, Kayla Wanjiru, Lucian Limo, Megan Wanjiku, Alfred Njane, Julian Kiprop, and Marvel Wambui.

The cortege will leave Uphome Funeral Home (Uplands) on Tuesday 24 June 2025, at 8.00am. The funeral service will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Church Kirenga (Rukuma) and will be laid to st at his Kongothiria home thereafter.

2 Timothy 4:7 “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”

We loved you, but the LORD loved you more!

 

We regret to announce the death of Milkah Wangari Kuria of Kanguru Village, Wanjerere, Kangema Murang’a county.

Loving wife of the late Stanley KuriaWaiguru. Co-wife of the late Hannah Nyambura Kuria. Mother of Nyokabi Kimari, Waiguru Kuria, the late Gathuo Kuria, Nyumu Kuria, Wanjiru Kuria (USA) and Mbuthia Kuria. Step-mother of the late Nyokabi Mwaura, Wanjiku Mathu, the late Kamau Kuria, Job Kuria (USA), Mwaniki Kuria (USA), John Kuria, Kibui Kuria and Munga Kuria (USA).

Sister of late Samson Mbuthia, the late Daniel Chege, the late Phillip Macharia, late Muiru, the late Nyambura Kiere, the late Wanjikt1 Machira, Kamau Gathuo and Obadiah Waweru.

Friends and family- are meeting daily at her Kanguru home daily and at Nairobi (Norwich Union) from 6:00pm.

Funeral procession will leave Kangema funeral home on Friday June 20th 2025 at 10:00 am for the funeral at her home Kanguru Village, Wanjerere Sub-location, Kangema Murang’a County.

Rest in peace Milkah Wangari Kuria

(Sunrise: 01/01/1977 – Sunset: 08/06/2025)

It is with deep sorrow and humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the sudden demise of Mr. Julius Kandie Kamar of Kenya Airports Authority (K.A.A), Jomo Kenyatta International Airport following a short illness bravely borne.

He was beloved husband of Betsy Jepyegon Chesang. Father of Edwin Kandie, Jerop kandie and Lewis Kandie.

Son of the late Kamar Chepkong’a, Kabon Kaniar, step-son of Teriki kamar.

Brother of the late John, Samwel, Richard, William, David, Vincent, Isaiah, the late Jane, Ever-line, the late Tecla, Veronica, Josephine and Susan.

He was a cherished grandfather of Maxine, Rodger and Ashline. He was also uncle to many.

The cortege will leave Umash Funeral Home Nakuru on 21st June 1025 to his rural home Kamar Village, Emining Ward, Mogotio Sub County in Baringo County. The final rites will be held on the same day, beginning with a funeral mass, followed by internment at his home.

2 Timothy 4:7—”I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”

May his soul rest in eternal peace

Sunrise: 23/03/1975 – Sunset: 12/06/2025

It is with profound sorrow and deep sadness that we announce the untimely passing of Mr. Philip Kibet Maritim on 12th June, 2025.

He was born to the late Anna Ngeny.

He was the loving husband of Evaline Chepkemoi Maritim. Caring father of Maureen Cherono, the late Alvin Kipkoech, Allan Kiptoo Bett, Laureen Chemutai and Noel Kipkirui.

He was son-in-law of the late Joel and Recho Cheruiyot. He was a loving brother to 5 siblings.

He previously worked at KQ, Complex Ariels Enterprises, and the Unit Cool Solutions EA Limited (Superflio).

A memorial service is planned for Thursday, 19th June 2025 at 10:00 am at ACK St Edmund and thereafter there will be a fundraising at his Utawala and Kiboromo residence.

The burial will be on Saturday, 21st June 2025 at his residence in Kiboromo, Bomet.

 

It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that we inform you of the sudden demise of our beloved sister and mother in Sydney, Australia.

She was the beloved daughter of the late Geoffrey Kiiru Wanjohi and Susan Muthoni Kiiru.

Much loved mother of Ashley Wangari.

Sister of Mercy & Muriithi Wanjau, James Wanjohi and the late Kenneth & Wanjiru Kiiru.

Doting aunt of Hillary, Tumaini, Watiri, Wamuyu and Jason.

We kindly ask for your prayers, love and support during this difficult time as we come to terms with this loss.

Her gentle spirit, strength, and unwavering love will be profoundly missed by all who knew her.

Meetings will be held at All Saints’ Cathedral from 23rd to 25th June 2025 from 5.30 p.m.

A Memorial Service will take place at All Saints’ Cathedral on 26th June 2025 at 2:00 pm.

The Burial Service will be held on Saturday, 28th June 2025, at Nturukuma Farm, Nanyuki, near Kenya Fibre at 10:30 a.m.

In God’s hands rest, you are in a better place. In our hearts, you will be cherished forever.

Bishop Gilbert Deya, one of Kenya’s most controversial clergymen and leader of Gilbert Deya International Ministries, has died in a road accident while on his way home to Bondo.

According to Nyanza region traffic enforcement officer Peter Maina, Deya died in a fatal road accident involving three vehicles at the “Namba Kapiyo” area along the busy Kisian-Bondo road.

At the time of the accident, Deya was driving his Toyota Noah with his wife and another female passenger on board.

According to Officer Maina, Deya lost control of his vehicle and collided with a Moi University bus heading towards Kisumu. The bus, in an attempt to avoid a head-on collision with Deya’s car, overturned, injuring at least 28 students. A Toyota Fortuner from Siaya County, also heading towards Kisumu, was involved in the accident.

“We had a fatal accident at around 6:30 PM involving three vehicles. A Toyota Fortuner of Siaya County Government, a bus and a Toyota Noah at Namba Kapiyo area along Kisian Bondo road,” Maina said.

He added, “The Noah driver lost control of his car and hit the bus. The bus driver attempted to avoid a head-on collision and in the process, it fell. In the accident, we have lost the Noah driver, he was carrying two passengers, his wife and another who has been slightly injured.”

Out of the 31 victims of the Tuesday evening accident, three students sustained serious injuries and are currently receiving treatment at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital in Kisumu, where they were transferred from Kombewa Sub-County Hospital in Seme.

The remaining victims are being treated at Kombewa Sub-County Hospital, with 15 suffering serious injuries.

Bishop Deya’s body was moved to Kombewa Sub-County Hospital by the police, according to the regional traffic boss.

Deya was a controversial Kenyan televangelist who gained notoriety for decades due to his claims of being able to facilitate “miracle babies” through miraculous pregnancies in the wombs of his followers.

He had a long-standing contentious relationship with the government, facing child trafficking charges in court. He often dismissed these charges as a political witch-hunt, citing his close ties with ODM leader Raila Odinga, who was at the time a fierce critic of the government.

He was, however, acquitted of the child trafficking charges by Kenyan courts in 2023 due to lack of evidence.

Courtesy of Standard Newspaper