1st Anniversary

It’s exactly one year since Eng. Jerome Macharia Waribu went to be with the Lord and his departure left a gap that only God could fill. As we look back on the past: year, we can clearly see how God has held us together.

We, the family of Eng. Jerome, extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our family members and friends who supported us during the burial and throughout this year; we appreciate the outpouring of prayers, encouraging messages, phone calls, personal visits and financial support. You have been a demonstration of God’s love.

We would also like to specially honour and thank the various churches that upheld us during the planning and subsequent burial and continue to support us; Fr. Ng’ang’a and the entire congregation of The Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral Murang’a, CWA St. Veronica Jumuiya and all the Jumuiya’s of St. Mary’s Cathedral, St. Ann Jumuiya Komarock Phase 3A and the Komarock community, Rev. Charles and Pastor Gladys of HGC Ridgeways and all the committee members in Nairobi and Murang’a.

Words cannot express our gratitude to you all, may Almighty God reward each of you for your love and kindness.

“May everything we do as a family to advance the Kingdom of God here on earth earn you a jewel in your crown in heaven. Your legacy of diligence, love, kindness, humor, unmatched intelligence and passion shall live on through the lives you touched and the family you made. Enjoy your eternal  reward in Heaven till we meet again. We love you now and always.”

1st Anniversary

It’s been one year since you went to be with the Lord. Though not physically present your memory lingers in our hearts and minds. Your love, cheerfulness, hard work and love for God remains a good example for us to emulate us we soldier on in life. We are reminded that it is the body that dies and not the soul.

You are fondly remembered and lovingly missed by your wife Frida Savai, your children, grandchildren, relatives and friends. Dad you are the best that we could ever have asked for.

We wish to take this opportunity to most sincerely thank all those who supported us following your demise. We can never thank all of you enough for the love, prayers visits, generosity and encouragement during the difficulty time and for the continued support.

Special thanks to Dr Usagi of Cristal cottage hospital, the Friends church Bethany village and Kitale Monthly meeting led by Pastor Arnold Ombima, John Wachiye and other church officials: Japhet Mnubi, Wycliff Musoga and John Amondo, the funeral organizing committee David Luvai and Mike Lugalia We are grateful to families of the Mtange’s, the Chahasi’s, the Kiruma’s, the Ombeva’s, the Ovwamu’s, the Ilavuna’s, the Sagide’s and the Kimiya’s. To all of you kindly take this message as a sign of our gratitude since we may not mention all here.

Oh dear Lord, in you, we entrust our beloved mzee. Please let him rest in peace in your loving arms

1st Anniversary /Appreciation

Sunrise: 24th July 1958 Sunset: 12th October 2019

Dad, one year has passed since you departed from us to be with the Lord. The sadness of your departure refuses to fade. Words can’t express what you mean to us. We deeply miss your love, compassion, generosity and presence.

Even though you are gone, you are and will always be in our thoughts and In our hearts. You left us beautiful memories and your love is still our guide.

Fondly missed by your loving wife Mary Gathoni, children Moses Wandeto and Chris Karuiru, grandchildren Max Kihara and Zoe Gathoni, your loving mother, brothers, sisters, relatives and friends.

The Kihara family wish to thank the Almighty God for the years we had with Dr. Harrison Kihara. We are grateful for the kindness and friendship shown to us during the most difficult period.

We would like to extend our love and appreciation to all our relatives, friends, his colleagues at Kenyatta National Hospital and neighbours at Hillcrest Close, KPLC Team, as well as well-wishers. Thank you for the over-whelming support which made us give Dr. Kihara a befitting send-off and holding us at this time of bereavement.

Special thanks to Kenyatta National Hospital Management and all his colleagues for walking with Daktari to his final resting place, our church at CITAM Karen and the pastoral team for the much needed spiritual guidance and counselling, Lee Funeral Home for a decent send-off, the funeral committees that sat at the home in Nairobi and at Magutu-Nyeri, your sacrifices are greatly appreciated.

To all those who participated in one way or another, feel appreciated and God bless you.

A time to rest has come. Rest in peace