Nina Esther Anyango Bondi (Bema)
Born: 1 August, 1996 — Slept: 2nd May, 2016
Days have turned into one year since that most painful moment when you left us for His Glory.We still feel profound pain in our sorrowful hearts as we miss you dearly. We are however grateful for the wonderful and blessed 19 years that He allowed us to be graced with your presence.
Everything in life is born, lives and then dies.We will never get over the grief of your leaving us but we hope, with the grace of God, to learn to live with it.
We are grateful to God for who you were — such a loving and caring soul.You always said how much you loved us and expressed this with unending hugs and kisses. We cherish and miss you every time we hear those words spoken. You were a blessing to our family and you will forever remain a shimmering light in our hearts.
Greatly loved and missed by your loving parents Dan Bondi Ogolla and Lilian Bondi, your caring brother Edward Bondi and your adoring sisters Vyonna Bondi and Cynthia Bondi, relatives and friends.
Memorial Service will take place, at a later date to be communicated, at the Bondi family home in Yimbo — Usenge.
Job 1:21 ` • • •The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord’
I was shocked to learn the news about Nina’s passing. My name is Georges Karam. I am the father of Alissar. Alissar and Nina were togther in school at The Study in Montreal for one year or two at most around 2007. Alissar was very fond of Nina. She talked to me about her all the time. When she left for Germany Alissar missed Nina so much. I lost Alissar at the age of 19. The news about Nina was extremely hard for me to come to terms with due to my circumstances namely my own tragedy with my daughter. I learnt the news as I tried to look for Nina on Alissar’s Facebook friends. I had this urge to do so as if I knew that something went wrong. I pray for Nina everyday since I heard the news. I hope that God grants you the patience to live through this loss.