Peris Wangui Thiuri

It’s with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Peris Wangui Thiuri.

Daughter of Dr. Harun Kithinji Kirigia and the late Joan Wamucii Kithinii.

Wife of Jesse Thiuri of Old Mutual Group and mother of Faith Wambui Thiuri (formerly of Boma International Hospitality College), Joan Wamucii Thiuri of JKUAT and Felix Mama Thiuri of juja. St. Peter School.

Daughter in-law of the late Shifira Wambui Thiuri.

Sister of Anthony Muriithi, Charles Ndirangu, Philip Murungi and Kevin Muciga.

Sister in-law of Mary Nyandia, Leah Wangeci and Samuel Mahianyu. She was a great auntie, cousin, friend and mentor to many.

Family and friends are meeting daily for prayers and burial arrangements at her home in Mugutha Estate (Along Ha Kairu-Jacaranda Road) off Thika Super Highway exit 12 from 6.00pm.

There will be a memorial service at Membley Baptist Church. on Saturday 23rd August 2025 at 2.00pm.

The cortege leaves Nyeri Funeral Home (Outspan Hospital) on Tuesday, 26th August 2025 at 8 00am for funeral service at her home in Kiawara- Gatarakwa in Nyeri County.

Yes, we are of good courage, and we would rather be away from the body and at home with the Lord, — (2 Corinthians 5:8)

Captain Eric Muthuka Munuve

It is with deep sorrow, yet with humble acceptance of God’s will, that we announce the sudden passing of our beloved Captain Eric Muthuka Munuve on Thursday, 07th August 2025.

Born 07th September 1973 in Nairobi, Eric was the treasured son of Mr. Bernard Mutinda Munuve and Mrs Alice Ndunge Munuve.

He was a devoted husband of Mary W. Kiragu-Munuve, loving father of Abigael Munuve, Jasmine Ndunge Munuve, and Ivy Musenya.

Eric was brother of Joseph Mwendwa, Charles Kyalo, Adam Maingi, Ester-Lilian Kasyoka Matu and June Musenya. He was son-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, cousin, nephew and friend to many.

The cortege leaves Lee Funeral Home on Friday, 22nd August 2025 at 6.30 m for a requital mass followed by burial at his family home in Nthongoni Village, Kitui Rural Constituency, Kitui County.

“Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, for they will rest from their labour:”- Revelation 14:13

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Albert Ndirangu Kamau

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Albert Ndirangu Kamau of Safaricom PLC on 17th August 2025.

Albert was the beloved son of Mr. James Kamau Ndirangu and Felistas Nungari Kamau of Munyu-ini Village, Ndarugu Location, Gatundu South, Kiambu County.

He was a loving husband of Maria Mutenyo and father of Amicia Nungari and Nolan Kamau. He was also a son-in-law of Walukoye Mutenyo and Everire Wafula of Webuye.

Albert was a brother of Prisca Wangui of Equity Bank, Emmanuel Wainaina (I.T. Manager), Nelly Njeri of Nanyuki Referral Hospital, and Moses Macharia of the KDF.

Daily prayers, burial preparations, and meetings are taking place at his home in Githurai, Mwihoko, and at his Munyu-ini home from 4.00p.m. daily.

The cortege leaves K.U. Mortuary at 9.00 a.m. on Tuesday, 26th August 2025, for the funeral and burial at the family home in Munyu-ini (Ituramir6), starting from 11.00 a.m.

May God rest Albert’s soul in eternal peace.

 

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Boniface Omondi Onyango

In Loving Memory

1st Anniversary

It’s been a year since you left, yet your voice echoes in our hearts, your love guides us, and your absence is deeply felt every day. You are forever missed by your loving wife Molly. Your children; David, Lynette, Oscar, Rosslyne. Your siblings; Clement, Caroline together with your entire family and friends.

Continue to rest in peace, until we meet again. The Onyango family would like to thank everyone for their support; both in prayer and in kind.

There will be a memorial ceremony on Saturday 23rd August s 2025 at his home in Nyakach, from 10.00am

 

Lillian Igoki Ngari

We wish to announce the death of the late Lillian Igoki Ngari.

Wife of the late Zakayo Cingano who passed on Thursday 7′ August 2025 at Our Lady of Lourdes Mwea Hospital (Karira) after being ill for a while.

The late Lillian Igoki Ngari was born in 1948 in Kigwambiti Village.

She was a mother of Boniface, Jackson, jemimah, Eustace, William, Jane, Sospeter, Madris, Emily,Agnes, David, and Patrick. Grandmother of 38 and great grandmother of 30.

She was sister of Njiru, Kibaki, the late Mwathi, the late Mercy and the late Nginya.

The burial arrangement is taking place in her rural home, Kamigua Village, Mbeere North Sub-County Embu County.

The burial date is set to be on Friday 22nd August 2025.

May her soul rest in peace.

 

Mzee Jimmy Owino Oduk

It is with deep sorrow and humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the death of Mzee Jimmy Owino Oduk that occurred on the 9th of August at Synergy Hospital, Kisumu after a long battle with illness.

Beloved husband of Madam Jane Oduk and adoring father of Tito Oduk, Charles Oduk, Ibrahim Oduk, Grace Oduk and John Oduk.

Son of the late Mzee Charles Oduk Lang’o and the late Mama Henna Sirawa Oduk.
Step son of Yunes Goga, Margaret Muga, Hulda Akoko and Dorcas Okech, all late.

Brother of the late Joseph Oduk, the late Mary Akeyo, the late Rosemary Ochako, Jane Anuro, jannet Shamala, Oliver, the late George Odondi, Ezekiel, the late George Oduk amongst others.

Father-in-law of Makena, Pauline and Edith. Grandfather of Sulwe, Hera, Lwanda, Gweth, Hawi,Aaron, Joel, Janelle.

The cortege departs Agha Khan Hospital Mortuary Kisumu on Monday 25th August and the burial will be held on the 26th of August at his home in Kamreri Okumba.

In God’s hands you rest, in our hearts you forever live. Rest in peace Baba.

 

Roselyn Wanjira Gichuki

With deep sorrow that we announce the passing on of Roselyn Wanjira Gichuki, formerly of Barclays Bank Kenya Ltd, who passed away peacefully on 15th August, 2025.

Daughter of the late josephine Wangige and the late William Mugu. Sister of JacintaWanjiku, Serah Neri, Mary Wanjiru, Lucy Wairimu, the late David Mwangi, Susan Waithera, Tabitha Murnbi, the late Joseph Maina and a sister-in-law of many.

She was the beloved wife of the late Isaiah Muhoro Gichuki. Mother of the late Anne, Daniel and Juddy, and Peter. A loving grandmother of the late Ezvtn & Furaha, Neema, lmani, Zuri,Theo.. Aunt to many nephews and nieces.

We warmly invite family and friends to join us in honoring her life.

The cortege will leave Kenyatta Memorial Funeral Home (along Northern Bypass) on Saturday, 23rd August 2025 at 8:00 a.m, for a funeral service at International Christian Centre – Imara at 1000 a.m. (off Mombasa Road).

“Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His faithful servants.” Psalm 116: 15.

 

Ruth Nyawira Waithaka

We regret to announce the passing of Ruth Nyawira Waithaka on 18/08/2025.

Beloved wife of James Kiarie Muiruri (Kagere, Kabete). Loving mother of Imani Njeri and Sifa Wambui.

Daughter of Charles Waithaka King’ori and the late Christine Wambui, sister of Reuben King’ori and James Mwangi, sister-in-law of Rubie lbale and Beatrice Njambi.

Daily prayers at Wangige, Kagere (Mukui) & Uhuru Estate from 5.00 p.m.

Cortege leaves St.Teresa Nursing Home, Kikuyu on Friday 22/08/2025 at 9:00 a.m. Funeral service and burial at her home in Kagere, Kabete.

“Blessed are those who the in the Lord… ” Rev 14:13

Emmanuel Okeyo Obade

It is with profound sorrow and humble acceptance that we announce the passing of Emmanuel Okeyo Obade of Gem Asumbi, formerly of Vector International. He was the CEO of Beyond Matrix.
He was the son of the late Stephen Obade and the late Mama Margaret Obade.
Uncles John Aliet; Charles Olum, the late Lawrence Odero and His Excellency Dr. Evans Kidero.
Beloved husband of Sarah Angir. Devoted father of Tevin Omondi,Treva Obade and Joy Rebecca. Brother of Julian Owino, Treza Obade, the late Mary Adoyo, lsdorah Otieno, Emmelda Juma, the late Jane Odhiambo, Pascal Obade and the late Veronica Adhiambo.
Son in-law of the late Timotheo Angir, Joyce Angir and Leonida Angir, of Alego Kamser Kendu Bay. Brother in-law of Silas Ogweno Angir, Benjamin Angir, Kenneth Angir, Sammuel Angir, Tom Angir, Benson Angir, Joseph Ondigo, Calvince Kitoto, Moses Otieno, William Adoyo, Nicholas Gor, Obel Akoko and Omolo Akoko.
Cousin of Albert Aliet; Edwin Aliet of Gem Asumbi; George Odero, Omondi Olum and Evans among others.
Family and friends are meeting daily for prayers and arrangements in Nairobi at his residence home in Syokimau.
There will be a fundraiser to offset funeral expenses on Monday 25′ August 2025, at All Saints Cathedral – Nairobi starting at 4:00pm.
The cortege leaves Montezuma Monalisa on Wednesday 27th August 2025, for a night vigil at his home in Syokimau. The body will leave for his rural home in Gem Asumbi on Thursday 28th August 2025. The burial will be held on Friday 29th August 2025.
May the good Lord rest your soul in Eternal Glory.

Rev. Fr. John A. Kaiser (MHM)

25th Anniversary Commemoration

Rev. Fr. John A. Kaiser was born on November 23, 1932, in Perham, Minnesota in the United States of America. He was ordained as a priest for the Mill Hill Missionaries in St. Louis in 1964 and was sent to serve in Kenya the same year. Fr. Kaiser ministered faithfully in the Diocese of Kisii for twenty (20) years, and later in Dioceses of Nakuru and Ngong.As a missionary, he devoted his life to serving the poor, advocating for justice for the oppressed and upholding human rights. At the height of ethnic violence and land clashes in Kenya in 1993, Fr. Kaiser worked tirelessly with internally displaced persons at the Maela Camp within the Diocese of Nakuru.These communities had been displaced from Enoosupukia in the Diocese of Ngong. He was later posted to Lolgorian Parish in the Ngong Diocese, within Maasai Land.

On 24th August 2000, Fr. Kaiser’s body was tragically discovered at Morendat in Naivasha, along the Nakuru-Nairobi highway. While the cause of death was initially unclear, it later emerged that he had been murdered by unknown assailants. At the request of the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB), the Government of Kenya launched an inquest into his death. The inquiry, which heard from 111 witnesses, concluded on 12th June 2007. On 1st August 2007, the then presiding Magistrate ruled that Fr. Kaiser had been murdered and dismissed the suicide theory’ as a pre-conceived notion. However, the court could not conclusively identify his killers.

Now, twenty-five (25) years later, Fr. Kaiser is fondly remembered by his family, relatives, fellow Mill Hill Missionaries (MHM), the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops, Christians, human rights defenders, civil society and many people of goodwill. He is celebrated for his unwavering stand for justice, the rights of the vulnerable and his call for peaceful coexistence. Fr. Kaiser’s memorial is not just a remembrance of his death but a solemn day to reflect on the plight of the oppressed and marginalised in our society.

Fr. John A. Kaiser (MHM)

24th August 2000 — 24th August 2025

It has been Twenty-five (25) years since you left us under tragic circumstances. You remain ever alive in the hearts of those you loved and served — your family, the Mill Hill Missionaries (MHM), the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops, friends, Civil Society and the people of Kenya. This year, under the theme The Kenya We Desire’, the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops will commemorate the 25th anniversary of Fr Kaiser s death on 22nd August, 2025 at Lolgorian Parish, Catholic Diocese of Ngong.

May God grant Fr. Kaiser Eternal Rest, Amen.