20 Years Anniversary

A golden heart stopped beating,

Hardworking hands at rest,

It broke our hearts to see you go.

They say there is a reason,They say time will heal,

But neither time nor reason will change the way we feel.

Your life was love and labor, Your love for your family true.

You did your best for all of us, We will always remember you.

You never looked for praises,And you were never one to boast.

You just went on quietly working for the ones you loved the most.

Your dreams were seldom spoken,Your wants were very few

And most of the time your worries Went unspoken too.

You were there… A firm foundation

Through all our storms of life,

A true friend we could turn to

When times were good or bad.

In life we loved you dearly; and in death we do the same,

One of our greatest blessings,

The man we called Husband, Dad, Grandfather, Relative and Friend.

Psalm I I 2:6, NIV

“Surely the righteous will never be shaken; they will be remembered forever.”

1942 – 18/01/2020

It’s one year today since you left us though it seems just like yesterday. We trust you were promoted to heavenly glory and the entire family thanks the Almighty God for seeing us through.

We everyday continue drawing deep and meaningful inspiration and lessons from your wise and warm words of counsel, compassion and encouragement We are forever heavily grateful for your love, sacrifice and dedication to us all.

We deeply cherish the fond memories of our time with you and there are truly no words to express how much we miss you and wish you were still with us.

It has not been easy, but through it all, God has been with us.

Fondly remembered by your children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren and the entire Wabui’s family at large.

There will be unveiling of the cross on Friday 22/01/2021 at her rural home starting at 11am in Rwathia Murang’a County

1 “There are some who bring a light so great to those around them that 0 even after they have gone the light remains” ,

Celebrating a Heavenversary

In loving Memory of Lydiah Mugure Mwangi whose 2nd anniversary occurs at this time.

Greatly missed by your husband, children and grandchildren.

God called your name so softly

That only you could hear

And no one heard the footsteps

Of angels drawing near

The golden gates stood open

God saw you needed rest

His garden must be beautiful

He only takes the BEST

You are forever in our hearts till we meet again Mom

10th Anniversary

1943 – 18th January 2011

It’s ten years today since you left us though it seems just like yesterday. We trust you were promoted to heavenly glory and the family thanks the Almighty God for seeing us through.

We, everyday, continue drawing deep and meaningful inspiration and lessons from your wise and warm words of counsel, compassion and encouragement and are forever heavily grateful for your love, sacrifice and dedication to us all.

You left an indelible imprint on all of us. Dearly missed by; Your loving wife Eunice Nyokabi Waweru.

Your children; Esther and Peter Njuguna, Sam and Margaret Waweru, Joseph and Joyce Nginyo, Mary Wangari Waweru and Edward and Mary Njenga.

Grandchildren; Eliud Waweru Njuguna, Samuel Njathi Njuguna, Mary Wambui Njuguna, Eunice Nyokabi Njuguna,Amy Nyokabi Mwaniki,Arnold Waweru Mwaniki, Sonia Warima Nginyo, Sam Waweru Nginyo, Faustina Nyokabi Nginyo, Eunice Nyokabi Wangari (USA), Margaret Gathoni Njenga, Justin Waweru Njenga and Elain Nyokabi Njenga.

Great-grandchildren Esther Njeri Waweru, Vivian Waithera Waweru, Zohara Mary Wambui Waweru, Anastacia Wanjiru, Joy Njeri, Favor’Nolen Ndung’u (USA), and Esli Njeri Njathi.

Fondly remembered by your brothers and sisters and their families, cousins, all your in-laws as well as friends from both within and outside Kenya, and your former colleagues.

Mzee – we hold you close within our hearts and there you will remain, until we meet again. Amen!

Nkakuyaa, 30 years later

 (1904 -1991)

On January 23rd, 1991, we lost the Patriarch of the Kantai family.

Nkakuyaa was one of the earliest Christian converts in Maasailand and a founder of PCEA Kerarapon, Oloolua and Olooseos churches among others.

He was also a firm believer in education for his family as well as the Maasai community.

30 years on, his memory lives among his children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.

We will hold a Commemoration and Fellowship Service at the Kantai Home In Oloolua on Saturday, January, 23rd, 2021 at 10:30 am.

(Ministry of Health COVID-I9 protocols will be observed)

Meisisi Yesu