Peterson Micah Nyambare

Sunrise: 13th July, 1967 – Sunset: 4th November, 2025

It is with deep sorrow and humble acceptance of end’s will that we announce the demise of Peterson Micah Nyambare of the Parliamentary Service Commission on Tuesday 4th November, 2025 following an illness. Peterson was a respected public servant whose professional life exemplified honesty, self-discipline and a steadfast devotion to serving the community

He was a dear son of the late Naftali Onsongo Nyambare and the late Jeliah Nyanduko, a loving husband of Ruth Nyanchama Onchiri, dedicated father of Lachariah Onchiri and Elizabeth Kerubo.

Brother of Samuel Onchieku, Grace Nyagucha, the late Bernard Keango, Pacifica Moraa, Shadrack Ondiba, Thomas Orare, late Kemuma Nyambare, Duke Kondo, late Damacline Kerubo, Jackline Nyambare, the late Everline Bitutu and Japheth Onsongo.

Son in-law of the late Onchiri and Yunuke Biyaki. Brother in law of Benson Kombo, Reuben Ombasa, Joshua Onchiri, the late Elizabeth, Daniel Nyabuto and Charles Onchiri.

Peterson was a nephew of John Ondieki, the late Onyoni, the late Mogire, the late Marita, Isaac, Onsomu, Obwangim Kamanda, Peninah Nyaboke, Nyakambi, Kemuma, Eusaphia, Monyangi, the late Nyanchama, the late Hellen, the late Barongo, the late Nyaboke, the late Nyangweso, the late Nyakerario and the late Nyambare.

He was a cousin of Jane, Ogega, Michira, Matunda, Nyangau, Florence, Edward, Pacifica Rioba, Pacifica and Nyakundi.

Uncle of Evans Onchieki, Everline Bitutu, Monica Boyani, Celestine Ondiba, Sylvia Orare, Victor Keango, Millicent Moraa, Sharon Bonaneri, Nicolas Mokaya, Brian Odira, Kamanda, Felix Moturim, among others.

He hails from Kiobonyo Village, Marani Sub County, Kisii County.

Family and friends are meeting daily at his residence in Kamulu for the funeral arrangements.

The family has organized a fundraising on Tuesday 18th November, 2025 at the Professional Centre from 5.00 pm to 8.00 pm.

The cortege leaves the Montezuma Funeral Home for the funeral service to celebrate his life on Wednesday 19th November, 2025 at the Seventh Day Adventist Central Church, Nairobi starting from 11.30 am. Burial will take place on Friday 21st November, 2025 at his home in Mosotho, Kisii County.

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

Rest well, Peterson.We shall continue to celebrate your personality, contributions and memories

Duke Cornelius Mogaka Omariba

23.11.1961 – 11.11.2025

It is with deep sorrow and humble acceptance of God’s will that we,The Getiro family, announce the passing of Mr. Duke Cornelius Mcgaka Omariba, which occurred on 11th November 2025 at Nairobi Hospital after a short illness. The late Mr. Mogaka was a dedicated Research Administrator-Managing and coordinating the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research-Africa (WRAIR-A)’s Department of Emerging Infectious Diseases (DEID) sentinel sites, where he served with diligence and commitment.

Son of the late James Omariba, the late Monica Nyaboe, Tabitha and Joyce Omariba.

He was a loving husband of Anne Mogaka, and a devoted father of Dr. Brenda Mogaka (Nairobi City County), Victoria Mogaka, Valarie Mogaka, Brian Mogaka and Hailey Mogaka. He was a cherished grandfather of Liam, Shani, Taji, Scott, and Delainey and many more. Father in-law of Joab Omolo and Korera of The Opado family.

Son In-law of the late Darius and Paustina Bongwe.

Brother of Agnes Nyambati, the late Charles, the late Espon, Tom, Flora, Isabela, Gladys, Shadrack, the the late Orina, Nyabonyi, Eric, Lorna, Ogoso, Diana, Timothy, Violet, Edwin and Swaleh. Cousin and uncle to many in the Getiro and Mong’are family.

The body is at Aga Khan Hospital Mortuary, Kisumu, and will leave on Thursday, 20th November 2025. The burial will take place on Friday, 21st November 2025 at his home in Mecheo/Keginga., Nyansiongo, Borabu, Nyamira County.

Daily gatherings at his homes in Nyamasaria, Kisumu and Mecheo for prayers and support.

There will be a fundraising today Tuesday 18th November, 2025 at his home in Nyamasaria., Kisumu from 2 p.m. All are welcome.

Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure. You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.

Regina Muthoni Kariuki

It is with profound sorrow and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved Regina Muthoni Kariuki on Thursday, 13th November 2025. Regina, born on 17th July 1960 in Kiamuiru Village, Muruguru Location, Nyeri County was the treasured daughter of the late James Kariuki Rwigi and the late Veronica Wangui Kariuki.

Regina was a resolute, virtuous woman anchored in her faith, whose warmth touched every life she encountered. Regina’s greatest joy was her family.

She was a devoted mother of Sylvia Wangui Muchiri and Derrick Mbuchu, a supportive mother-in-law of Joseph Muchiri and Mercy Mwende Mbuchu, and a doting grandmother of Ririzuri Wairimu Muchiri, Kena Muthoni Muchiri, and Kiama Mbuchu, who brought immense pride and light into her life.

She was a cherished sister of the late Anne Nyambura, Francis Mureithi, Peter Ngunjiri, George Wanyiri, Agnes Wanjiku, Joakim Githinji, Wilson Rwigi, and the late Anne Wangechi. Regina’s deep love for her siblings and their families was evident in the numerous sacrificial support and direction she offered unconditionally.

She was an in law of Lydia Wairimu Mwaura & Fredrick Mwaura and Josephine Keli & Daniel Keli.

The cortege will depart from Montezuma Kabati on Friday, 21st November 2025 at 7:00 a.m., heading to her rural home in Matanya Village, Tigithi Ward, Nanyuki Sub-County, Laikipia County, where a funeral service will be held to honour her beautiful life and legacy.

A memorial service will take place on Wednesday, 19th November 2025, from 12:00 noon to 2:30 p.m. at Nairobi Chapel, Ngong Road.

Richard Kipsaina Changwony Arap Torut

1t Anniversary

Gone – always loved and never forgotten

It has been a year since we farewelled our beloved father, whose steadfast love, warmth, and wisdom continue to echo through our lives. As a father, you guided us with patience and strength; as a husband, you shared unwavering devotion and partnership; as a brother, you held our family together with resilience, always guiding us through both the joyful times and the hardest days; as an uncle, your presence brought joy, laughter, and a sense of belonging to the extended family. You were a grandfather whose gentle spirit inspired and comforted, and a friend whose loyalty and kindness knew no bounds.

This past year has been almost unbearably hard. There have been moments when the reality of your absence struck with a force never imagined, leaving a silence so heavy it has been felt in every corner of our lives. The days have been filled with longing—sometimes sharp and sudden, sometimes a quiet ache that settles in and refuses to leave. Facing each day without you has been a challenge we were never prepared for, and there are times we’ve wondered how we would find our way through.

We are deeply grateful to every one of you who has held Richard Torrut’s family close this past year. Your prayers, your presence, and your incredible generosity have lifted us when we felt weak and comforted us when the days were hardest. You have stood with us in ways we will never forget and carried us through with love that has meant more than words can express.

Through every ache and every trial, our hearts overflow with gratitude to God for His sustaining grace, which has carried us through the hardest days and offered light when all seemed lost. There isn’t a day that goes by when we don’t feel the ache of your absence, Mzee, Our hearts are heavy with missing you. We hold tight to the hope that you are resting gently, wrapped in perfect peace, until the day we can embrace you again at Jesus’ feet. Until then, we carry your memory with us, loving you more deeply than words could ever say.

Stephen Kennedy Omondi Odindo

22nd May 1973 – 7th October 2025

It is with great sorrow and humble acceptance that we announce the sudden demise of Stephen Kennedy Omondi Odindo after a short battle with a brain tumor, on the 7th of October, 2025 at Baystate Medical Center, in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA.

Stephen, fondly known as “Jaboma”, was born on May 22nd, 1973 to Mama Jane Amollo Odindo and Henry Odindo, in Nairobi, Kenya. He leaves behind two cherished children, Robert and Hadassah.

He was predeceased by his loving wife, Alice Esther Guya Omondi, and his sister, Lavender Adhiambo Odindo.

He is survived by his parents Mama Jane and Henry Odindo, brothers Paul, John, Buxtone,Tony, sister Judy, in-laws Caren and Zack, the late George, Judith, the late Eddy and Stephen Guya, among many other cherished family members.

A farewell service will be held on Thursday 20th November 2025, promptly from 10:30am at Montezuma Funeral Home, Mbagathi Rd, Nairobi.

The cortege will leave Montezuma Funeral Home on Friday 21st November, 2025 for burial on Saturday 22nd November, 2025 at the family’s rural home in Central Seme, West Kanyadwera, Kisumu County.

“Weeping may endure for a night but joy comes in the morning”

Nazarene Wambui Nganga

26/04/1945 – 12/11/2025

In acceptance of God’s will, we announce the passing of Nazarene Wambui Nganga of Kerarapon, Ngong, who passed away on 12th November 2025.

Wife of Rufus Tiras Nganga and mother of Eng. Jeff and Dr Anne Kimari, Paul and Germaine Njoroge, Advocates Edwin and Peris Chege, Nelson and Susan Mukora and special mother of Anne Wambui.

Daughter of the late Joshphat Machiri and the late Emilia Wangui, and daughter-in-law of the late Tirus Njoroge and the late Herina Wairimu of Gatundu village, Gakarara Sub-location, Ithiru Location, Kandara Sub-county, Muranga Country.

She was grandmother of Ndigi, Sally, Meg,Wambui, Mike, Naitore, Natalie, Theodore, Ryan, Tirus, Nathan, Francia, Ivan and great grandmother of Rosy.

Sister of the late Onesmus Mutungu, the late Simon Mburu, the late Julia Wanjiku, the late Peter Njoroge, Francis Waweru, Duncan Kihara, Margaret Niambi and Anne Waithera.

Formerly a Teacher and Deputy Headmistress at Lavington Primary, St. George’s Primary, Moi Avenue Primary, Uhuru Gardens Primary and St. Mary’s Primary School, Karen. She later became a Teacher Supervisor at the Nairobi City Council Education Department and retired in 1996. She served as a Lay Reader at ACK St Francis Church, Karen.

Family, relatives and friends will meet at ACK, St. Francis Church, Karen and at home in Kerarapon, Ngong on Monday 17th November 2025 from 5.00 pm.

The cortege leaves Montezuma Monalisa Funeral Home on Wednesday 19th November 2025, at 7.00 m for a funeral service at ACK St. Francis Church, Karen at 10.00 am followed by the burial at their home in Kerarapon the same day.

“Blessed are those who die in. the Lord… they will rest from their labor, for their deeds will follow them” Revelation 14: 13

 

Harry Kiplangat Cheruiyot

It is with humble acceptance of God’s will that we r announce the passing on of Mr. Harry Kiplangat Cheruiyot of Koptebon village, Lalagin sub location, Litein ward, Bureti sub-county, Kericho County.

He was the fifth child of the late Jonah Misoi and the late Eunice Miser.

Husband of Esther Cheruiyot. They are blessed with seven children namely; Bernard Langat (HOI Chorwet Primary School, Jackline Cheruiyot (DHOI ltoik Primary School), Leonard Langat, John Langat (Delta Electricals), Davis Langat, Geoffrey Langat and Peter Langat.

Brother of the late Anna Mutai (Kipkelion), the late Rebecca Chepngeno, Susan Tergech (Amerika Kapkarin), the late Willis Cheruiyot (Litein), the late Charles Cheruiyot, Alice Maro (Hata, Tana River), the late Alfred Cheruiyot (Boito), the late Richard Cheruiyot, the late Jonathan Cheruiyot and Mary Bunei.

Father-in-law of Prisca Langat, Peter Cheruiyot, Caroline Langat (St. Joseph), Annette Harry Kiplangat Langat (Equity Bank) and Judy Langat (Lalagin Junior Sec).

Son-in-law of the late Sigira Chepkwony and the late Grace Chepkwony.

He was a brother-in-law of the late Obot Alice, Sally Kalya, Norah Chebole, Elizabeth Tiony, Daniel Sigira and the late Priscilla Sang. Also a brother-in-law of the late Leah, Rusy, Esther; Hon. Lilian and Ruth.

Grandfather of Joan, Ian, Frazer, Eileen, Beryl, Kevin, Kefa, Brian Levis, Jeyden, Noela, Benjamin,Valentine, Shaniz and Abel.

He was an uncle of John Tonui (DCC), Geoffrey Korir (USA), Geoffrey Mutai (Chair Both Soda Association), Nick Maro (KCB), the late Geoffrey Rono, Collins Koech, Edgar Towett (Former Chief of Staff),Vincent Rotich (Tenwek Hospital), Floyd Towett (Australia) and many others.

Funeral arrangements are ongoing.

The fundraiser to defray the funeral expenses will be held on Saturday 15/11/2025 as from 2.00pm, at Koptebon Village, Litein.

The cortege will leave Lazarus Funeral Home on Monday 17/11/2025, at 1.00pm for his Koptebon home for a memorial service and )overnight vigil. The funeral service will be on Tuesday 18/11/2025 at home Koptebon village, Litein from 9.00am.

Any support can be channeled through 0720924979 -Towett.

Psalms 116:15 “Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints!’

 

Esther Ndulu Mutuku

It is with sorrow and humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the death of Mrs. Esther Ndulu Mutuku, which !occurred on 13th November 2025.

Beloved daughter of Gerishon Kathukya Ngoloma Mbiu and Elizabeth Mukenyi.

Cherished wife of Mr. Mutuku Ngei Masaku.

Loving mother of Ngei, Wayua, Wavinya, Malaika and Ngoloma.

Dear grandmother of Lin Mutuku, Mbesa, Nia, Leshan and Masaku.

She was the sister of Mbose, Susanna, Mary, Stephen, Jackson, Tom, David, Anna and Katele.

Aunty and friend to many.

 

Simeon Joseph Gathogo

1940 – 10/11/2025

We regret to announce the death of Simeon Joseph Gathogo, which occurred on Monday, 10th November 2025, after a short illness.

Simeon was the son of the late William Gathogo and the late Magdalene Wambui. He was the brother of the late Margaret Wanjiru, the late Paul Warima, and the late Paulina Muthoni Kariuki.

He was a devoted husband of the late Regina Njoki. Simeon is survived by his children: John Gathogo (Empire Feeds), Jane Wamboi (KWS), Christine Nyambura (Farm Feeds), Catherine Wanjiru (business lady), and Patrick Njoroge (Farm Feeds). Sadly, his daughter Salome Faith Muthoni predeceased him.

He is also survived by his children-in-law: Frecia Wanjiku, Scolastica Ndalila and Edward Njoroge. His grandchildren include Wairimu, Faith, Philly, Foi, Maureen, Kidjos, Monica, Kamau, Mitchell, and Fabian. His great-grandchildren are Sally and Jovanni.

Funeral arrangements are as follows: – Daily meetings will be held at 5:00 PM at his son’s residence in Kiambu Town, his Kitale home (Gatua), and Soymining Village, Kapomboi,Trans Nzoia County.

– The cortege will depart from Montezuma Funeral Home Mbagathi (Nairobi) on Tuesday, 18th November 2025, at 5:00 AM for a Requiem Mass in St. Posiano Ngondwe Catholic Church, Kitale at 3:00 PM.

– Burial will take place on Wednesday, 19th November 2025, at his farm in Soymining Village (Kapomboi), starting at 9:00 AM.

His master replied, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things Come and share your master’s happiness! Mt 25:21

 

Rev. Canon Dr. John Edward Limo

We announce the death of Rev. Canon. Dr. John Edward Limo that occurred in LA, California, USA on the 19th October 2025.

He was the son of the late Julius Aol Ogada and Mama Idalia Obiero of Seme, Kobita, currently of Lambwe Valley, Urianda Village, Homa Bay County; brother of Jane Penina Ogada, Jane Nelly Achieng Murumbi, Jennifer Odeny, David Onyango, Rosemary Awino Luchivia, and Rachel Atieno, the late Samson Ooko, Milka Amondi, Gilbert Oluoch, Nathaniel,Amos, and Anyango.

He is survived by his loving wife, Violet Atieno, and their children John Limo jr., Juliet Achieng, and Janet Limo, and two cherished grandchildren.

He was a son-in-law of the late Harrison Odhiambo Opiyo and Damaris Auma of Bolo-Kanyala, Waware, Rusinga, and a brother-in-law of Collins Harrison Odhiambo, Hon. Millie Mabona, M.P. Suba North Constituency “The bad gal”, Roseline Odhiambo, among others.

He was the Vice President of the Horace Turker Foundation.

His memorial service will be held at St. Stephen Cathedral, Kisumu on 19th November 2025 11.00 AM, before the body is taken to his Urianda home, Lambwe Division, Suba North Sub-county for burial on 20th November 2025.

The late Rev. Canon. Dr. John Edward Limo, fondly know as Padre, will be remembered as a man of deep faith, humility, and service.

Family and friends continue to meet daily at his Urianda home. Any support towards the funeral expenses may be channeled through Pay Bill No.: 400200:Account Number: 1102772, or M-PESA No.: 0721517803.

“Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on… they will rest from their labor, for their deeds follow them!”. – Revelation 14:13 state.