Rtd Snr. Chief Stanley Barasa Wafubwa Musiole

The Babenge clan announce the untimely death of Rtd Snr. Chief Stanley Barasa Wafubwa Musiole of Kitayi Sub location.

Husband of Pamela Nelima and Billiah Namukhula Munyole.

Child of the late Elijah Musiole and the late Helina Nasaba.

Father of Ann, Hezron, Valentine, Noah, Denis, Elizabeth, Joakim Nalika, Nancy, Elijah, Hellen, Lawrence, Lydia, lP Charles, Jefferson, Abigael, Robert, Kennedy, Sharon, Dayana, Jackline, Carsten, Clinton, Molyne, Forty, Eric, Metrine, Arnokf Lilly among others.

Brother of the late SACP Munialo, Richarch Saul, the late Edward, Ben, Captain Rtd Wafubwa, Emmanuel, Walter Wekesa Wafubwa, the late Grace Nabwile Kituyi, Millah, Janet Namenge, Alice, Mary, Margaret, Ruth, Isabella Yiminyi, Daniel Busolo among others.

Brother in-law of Beatrice Makokha, Rose Mwasame, Joseph Wanyama, Miluki Munyole, Moses Munyole, the late Esther Mumali and the late Concepta Nekesa.

In-law of Margaret, Rose, Leonida, Hellen, Ruth Nekesa, Florence, Esther Munialo, Margaret Wafubwa, Jescah Luswet, the late Madona Luswet among others.

Uncle of Mweshimiwa Jimmy Nduruchi, Martha, Fred Mudodo among others.

The body is at Delight Mortuary Kimilili, Harambee

Harambee day is on 26/08/2025 at his home Kitayi.

Burial on 30/08/2025 at his home Kitayi Sub location, Bituti Village, Kibingei Location, Kimilili Bungoma Sub county. Friends Church will preside the service Marinda led PC John Kusimba.

RIP our beloved brother.

Pauline Awuor Omumbo

We announce the death of Mrs Pauline Awuor Omumbo, ofAPA Insurance, which occurred on 28th July 2025, at The Nairobi Hospital.

She was the wife of Mr Nelson Bulu, daughter of Mr John Omumbo and Mrs Victoria Wamban, parent of Mr Gregory Omondi Dende, Mr Elvies Odhiambo Dende, Ms Doris Hope Dende and Mr Joseph Ricardo Dende and sister of Mr Joseph Omumbo, Mrs Lucy Omumbo, Mrs Mary Omumbo and Mrs Christine Omumbo.

The cortege leaves Chiromo Mortuary on 22nd August 2025, at 6:00 am. The burial will be on 23rd August 2025 at Uyoma, Kabudha, Ndigwa.

May the Lord rest her in peace. Amen.

 

Agnes Kalekye Matheka

Sunrise: 1957 – Sunset: 14th August 2025

It is with deep sorrow and humble acceptance of God’s will, we announce the passing on of Agnes Kalekye Matheka on Thursday 14th August 2025.

She was beloved wife of MathewMatheka Kyenge. Loving mother of Elizabeth Muthini, Peter Nguma, Mary Mumbua, Eunice Kanini, Florence Mwongeli, Phylis Mwikali, and Jennifer Mutindi. Loving Mother in-law of Angela Nguma, Christopher Kilului, Gideon Ndambuki, Ambrose Komu & Bernard Kitonyi. Grandmother of Mercy, Nancy, Abigail, Alvin, Shalom, Lewis, Perl, Ethan, Lee, Faith, Levin, Ashley and Lexi.

She was the firstborn daughter of Wilson Nzuki and the late Alice Mucheu (Ndaliki) and loving sister of Joshua Musa, Alfred Kyalo, the late Jackson Mutwika, Julius Muendo, Annah Mueni and Benjamin Muli.

She was daughter in law of the late Kyenge and the late Lydia Kyenge. Sister-in-law of Timothy, Jonathan, Thomas, Sarah, Ruth, Janet, Jedidah, Grace, Mary, Regina, Rose, Fridah, and the late Kithuka.

Friends and family are meeting daily for prayers and funeral arrangements at her home Kakili village, Nguu Masumba ward, Makueni County.

The cortege will leave Montezuma Monalisa Funeral Home-Machakos on Tuesday 26th August 2025 for funeral service and burial at her home Kakili village, Nguu Masumba ward.

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

Rest in peace Mum, Though you are gone from our sight you remain forever in our ham.

Sarah MaryAnn Ayuma Khayo

It is with humble acceptance of God’s will and profound sadness that we announce the passing on of Sarah MaryAnn Ayuma Khayo.

Loving wife of Eliud Khayo and caring mother of Dr. Lewis Khayo; daughter of the late Harriet Akinyi and the late Charles Okaalo; sister of Jethro Ayumba, Richard Osewo, Paul Moses Omoto and Michael Awirnbo; grand-daughter of Richard Osewo & Margaret Osewo, the late Richard Okaalo and the late Sarah Okaalo; daughter-in-law of the late Fredrick Khayo and Alice Khakasa Khayo; sister-in-law of Roselyda, Godfrey, Elkana, Carolyne, Benard, Emmanuel, Stanley, Rhoda, Gladys, Stephen, Winnie, Esther, David, Christopher, Jennifer, Mark, joseck, Philip, Daniel, Suchi, and many others, a cousin; niece; aunt;, friend and mentor to many.

There’ll be a fundraising event on Sunday, 24th August 2025 from 3:00 pm at ACK St. James Buruburu and a memorial service on Tuesday, 26″ August 2025, at the same venue, from 2:00 pm.

The cortege leaves Aga Khan University Hospital Mortuary on Thursday, 28th August 2025. Burial will take place at her home in Khalaba Village, Kabuchai Constituency, Bungoma County, on Saturday, 30th August 2025.

Family and friends are meeting daily at All Saints Cathedral, Nairobi, from 5:30 p.m., and at Mzee Khayo’s home, Khalaba Village, for prayers and funeral arrangements. All who knew Sarah are kindly invited to attend and celebrate her life.

She leaves behind cherished memories that will forever live in our hearts.

The family wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude for the love, support and prayers during this difficult time.

Philippians 1:21 (NIV) “For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain.”

To our beautiful and loved Sarah, in God’s hands you rest, in our hearts you live forever

 

Timothy Weru Githui

It is with humble acceptance of God’s will, that we announce the passing of Timothy Weru Githui on 17th August 2025.

Beloved husband of Mercy Wangeci Weru.

Father of Edward Maina Githui & Zahra Wanjiku,the late Hellen Wairimu Riitho & Albert Riitho, Charles Muriuki Weru and Lilian Waruguru Muriithi & Alex Muriithi Njeru.

Brother of the late Peterson Kinyua Githui, Judy Mumbi Warutere, the late Eustace Kanyiri Githui and the late Raphael Muriithi Githui. He was a grandfather a great grandfather.

Prayers and funeral arrangements are being held daily at his home in RuthagatiVillage, MathiraWest Sub-County, Nyeri County.

The cortege will leave Jamii Hospital Mortuary on Monday 25th August 2025 at 8.00 AM. The funeral service and burial will be at his home in Ruthagati Village, Mathira West Sub-County, Nyeri County on the same day at 11.00AM.

2nd Timothy 4:7 —8 “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”

 

Mrs. Mary Kagehi Migoye

It is with deep sorrow and acceptance of God’s sovereign will that we announce the passing on to glory of Mrs. Mary Kagehi Migoye, on Sunday 10th of August 2025 at her home Uthiru, 87. She Succumbed to cancer.

Wife of Rev. Peter Migoye of Kirungii Pentecostal Church Kangemi.

Mary was the daughter of the late Mr & Mrs Ahinga. She was daughter-in-law of the late Mr & Mrs Chumba.

She was the mother of Margaret, Everline, Lilian & Kevin.

She was the sister of Hellen, Ayuya, the late Alfayo, late Safan, late Fanuel, the late Janet.

She was sister-in-law of Meshack, Esther, AnnFlorence, Beatrice, the late Margaret, Daniel, John David.

She was mother-in-law of Renson & Daniel. She was grandmother of Bianca, Ramsey. She was an aunt, cousin and friend of many.

The memorial service will be held on Thursday the 21st of August 2025 at Kirungii Pentecostal Church, Kangemi from 8:00am.

She will be laid to rest on Saturday 23rd of August 2025 at Ivugwi Village
Lugari District, Likuyani Sub-location near Ivugwi Primary School.

Friends and family are meeting daily at her home in Uthiru, 87 Nairobi until Thursday 21st of August 2025 and continuing at her family home in lvugwi Village, Lugari.

May the Lord Jesus Christ rest her soul in eternal peace.

Francis Munyiri Ndirangu

22nd August 1950 — 19th August 2025

It is with humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the passing on of Francis Munyiri Ndirangu following a short illness.

Son of the late Joram Ndirangu and Lydia Wangu. Son-In-law of the late Gilbert Mwathi and Jedidah Wanjiku.

He was dear husband of Retired Elder Margaret Muthoni Munyiri. Loving father of Lydia Wanjiru Munyiri, Eric Ndirangu Munyiri, Kennedy Kamau Munyiri and John Mwangi Munyiri. Loving father-in-law of Paul Shannon, Beatrice Warukira, Mary Wanjiru and Silvia Muthoni. Dear grandfather of Andy Munyiri, Jonathan Munyiri, Derrick Munyiri, Cruz Munyiri, Raymond Wachira, Javin Munyiri, Tasha Muthoni, Myles Njaramba, Jakes Ndirangu,Myra Muthoni and many others.

Brother of John Mwangi, the late Patrick Kabira, the late Ann Nyaguchie, Jecinta Gathoni and Joyce Njoki. Brother-in-law of the late John Mwaniki, Madrine Njeri, the late Gladys Kanini, Eunice Mumbi, Isabella Wanjiru, Solomon Riri, Douglas Nguchara, Jane Wangui, Anthony Nyoike, Bancy Wambui and Caroline Wangare. Cousin, uncle, mentor and friend to many.

Prayer meetings are ongoing at his Maragima residence along Chaka – Sagana Stacelodge Road in Nyeri County starting 3.00pm and Nyeri Ibis Hotel starting 7.00pm daily.

There will be an Inter-denomination Service on Sunday 24th August at his Maragima Residence.

The cortege will leave Outspan Funeral Home Nyeri on Wednesday 27th August 2025 at 9.00am for send-off service at PCEA Maragima Church at 10.00am and burial procession thereafter at the family home in Maragima.

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

Mary Wambeti Ngigi

Forever In Our Hearts

Sunrise: 12 November 1967 — Sunset: 22nd August 2020

Today we remember five years since you returned to our Heavenly Father.
In our hearts you remain the most amazing wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, aunt, cousin, niece, friend and confidant.You remain a source of strength for so many and to this day we continue to feel your encouragement, unwavering support and love in all that we do.

We are truly and forever thankful that you were a part of our lives and we thank God for having made it so. There are no goodbyes for us as you always remain in our hearts. The world changes from year to year, our lives from day to day, but the love and memory of you shall never pass away. We love you, always.

“Philippians 1: 2-3 Grace be unto you, and peace, from God our Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ. I thank my God upon every remembrance of you.”

 

Teresa Njoki Gachiri

Appreciation

The family of the late Mrs.Teresa Njoki Gachiri, beloved wife of Major Dr. Joseph R. Gachiri, wishes to express our deepest gratitude to the Almighty God for His grace and strength during this difficult period. It is through His mercy that we have been able to walk this journey and to accord our dear Teresa a befitting send-off.

The Church: We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Church for the immense spiritual support, prayers, and guidance given to us throughout the funeral process. In particular, we thank the priests of St. Austin’s Parish, led by Father George and Father Henry, who participated fully during the Requiem Mass held on Wednesday, 13th August 2025, at St. Austin’s Catholic Parish. Your presence and ministry uplifted us and reminded us of God’s enduring love. Special thanks go to Father Ignatius, who faithfully walked with Teresa spiritually for four years. He provided her with the Sacrament of the Eucharist every week without fail.Your humility, spirituality, and steadfast faith gave Teresa the strength to endure her illness without ever losing faith in God. We also sincerely thank the Catholic Women’s Association of St. Austin’s Parish, who walked with Teresa throughout her illness and made regular visits to her home in Lavington.Your companionship and love assured her that she was never alone. To the Youth Choir of St. Austin’s Parish, who participated fully during both the Requiem Mass and the funeral service at our home in Kinangop – your angelic voices lifted our hearts and reminded us of the joy of eternal life.

Medical Fraternity: To the doctors, nurses, and support staff who took care of Teresa during her illness, we extend our heartfelt thanks. In particular, we recognise the Nairobi Hospital Renal Unit and the many physicians at Nairobi Hospital who attended to Teresa with dedication and compassion. We ask the Almighty to continue blessing you with the spirit of love, kindness, and compassion in your noble service to patients.

Muthoni’s Chama: Special thanks go to my daughter Muthoni’s Chama. This group of young women stood with our family throughout the entire period of Teresa’s illness, They were by our side every step of the way – more than friends, they truly became family.Their organisational skills during the planning and preparation for Teresa’s send-off were world-class.

Appreciation: As a family, we promise to stand with them in both good times and in challenging times, just as they have stood with us.

Organisations and Groups: We are sincerely grateful to the many organisations and groups who supported us during this most difficult and trying time. Of special mention are: 1. United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), where Muthoni has been working over the years. 2. The Fraternity of the Mater Misericordiae Hospital, where Major Dr. Gachiri J.R. has served for decades. 3. The Kenya Defence Forces, both serving and retired officers, led by Major General (Dr.) Ng’ang’a. 4. My colleague consultants in both Mater Hospital and Nairobi Hospital, who provided spiritual, emotional, and material support.Your unwavering presence was the backbone that enabled us to prepare a befitting send-off. 5. Members of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (UK), including George Gikonyo Gachiri’s (F1A, CERA) classmates from the University of Kent and the Kenyan Actuarial community. 6. The classmates of Kennedy Kiminda Gachiri, both at Alliance High School and his friends from the United States.
Your support has been invaluable and deeply appreciated.

Family and Friends: Since the passing of our beloved Teresa, we have received overwhelming support – spiritually, emotionally, and financially – from many individuals, organisations, and groups. It is not possible to mention each and everyone who has held our hands during this most difficult time, but kindly take this message as our heartfelt way of saying thank you. Your words of comfort, prayers, visits, and acts of generosity lightened our burden and gave us strength when we needed it most.

Final Thanks: Finally, to each and every person who attended the funeral at our home in North Kinangop, whether in person or in spirit, we thank you. Your presence was a great source of comfort and a true celebration of Teresa’s life. May the Lord richly bless you all.

Closing Prayer: Words cannot fully express our gratitude.We entrust them to the Almighty Father, Eternal rest grant unto Teresa, 0 Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her asking Him to bless them abundantly and grant them the desires of their hearts, May Teresa’s soul rest in eternal peace.

Mzee George Joseck Masita

We are saddened to announce the death of Mzee George Joseck Masita, an ordained elder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, who served faithfully in Kenya and Canada. Mzee Masita was born on 25 November 1944 in Kisii, Kenya.

He was the beloved son of the late Elijah Opande and the late Mama Rebecca Bonareri.

Beloved husband of Mary Moraa Masita, and loving father of Sarah (Canada), Armstrong (Kenya),Tracey (Canada), Lillian (Kenya), Joshua (Saudi Arabia), Zipporah (Canada) and Enock (Kenya). He leaves behind twenty- six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren (Levi and Noah). He is predeceased by his son Samuel.

Mzee Masita was a cherished brother of Mikael Sorobi, Elizabeth Kerubo, Mary Nyamokami, the late Pastor David Mbwaro, and Peninah Moraa. He was an uncle to many nephews and nieces.

At his core, Mzee Masita was a man of faith, family, and integrity. Mzee Masita served as a Police Officer with the Kenya Police for fifteen years. He later joined the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (KARI), where he worked until the year 2000, the year he relocated to Canada, where he lived until his passing.

A funeral service will be held on Friday, 22 August, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. (ET) at Scarborough SDA Church, 4350 Lawrence Avenue E, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada. Interment will follow at Resthaven Memorial Gardens, 2700 Kingston Rd, Scarborough. Ontario-Canada IMS.

Fare well, Mzee Masita, a husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, mentor, friend, and role , model.Your kindness, wisdom and gentle humour will be missed. We hold onto the hope of the glorious resurrection.