Nya, it’s been 10 years of great fond memories. We continue to build
on the foundations you laid in us.
Even though we were blessed to know you for very many years, we so
dearly miss you. Thank you Lord for the times we had.
Preciously remembered by your family, relatives and friends.
In God’s hands you rest, in our hearts you live.
1st Anniversary
27/9/1969 – 8/2/2016
One year has passed since that sad day Isabella,
As we loved you, so we miss you. In our memory you are near,
Loved, remembered and longed for always,
Bringing many a silent tear.
We pray that the winds of heaven blow softly and whisper in your ear how much we love and miss you and wish you were here with us
Dearly missed by your husband, children, parents, brothers, sisters, relatives and friends.
When this tent we live in, (our bodies here on earth) is torn down, God will have a house in heaven, a home He himself has made, which lasts forever (2 Corinthians 5:1)
1st Anniversary / Unveiling of the Cross
On 15th February 2016 the Lord called our dear one home to glory.
Affectionately remembered, missed and loved by the family relatives and friends.
The remembrance ceremony and unveiling of the cross shall take place on 8th February, 2017 at his Karatu Village home, immediately after laying to rest her daughter, Winnie.
“But from everlasting to everlasting the Lord’s love is with those who fear him, and His righteousness with their children’s children” (Psalm 1 03:1 7)
Always in our hearts. Rest in peace
5th Anniversary
Sunrise: 30th October 1964
Sunset: 3rd February 2012
Dear Mum, its been a long 5 years without you.
We sincerely miss your warm smiles, calm mien, good cheer, tender care and motherly love.
We hope you have good company in the heavenly clouds where we’ll meet again.
Fondly remembered by your family: Dad, Joe, Jackie, Roselyne and Collins.
We thank all those who have made the pain of your loss easier to bear in one way of other.
Rest in peace Ny’Ombeyi.
1st Anniversary/Appreciation
Retired Principal Lecturer,
Eregi Teachers Training College
Sunset: 1st February 2016
The clock has been ticking and a year on, it feels like you left us yesterday. No day passes without us thinking about you. You were a special gift from God. You are always and forever in our hearts.
Dearly missed by your wife Priscillah Makambi; children Christine Lumwagi, Allan Kilibwa, Eunice Akuku, Jackline Kibisu, Eric Miheso, Stephen Mboga, Henry Kisinja, Rotan Minahila, Francis Imbahale and Mercyline Isambo; Brothers and sisters Herbert Minahila, Ezra Imbahale, Boaz Lwangu, Richard Ambehi, Dickson Mutonji, Felisters Munyasia, Margaret Kekena, Marble Luvisia, Kenneth Isinga, Evans Mugunda, Joash Kaka, Eliakim Isigi and Lilian Nyandisa.
We the family of Manoah Makambi wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who walked with us during his illness and even his demise. Special tribute to Hon Alfred Agoi, Prof Levi Musalia, Dr Ephrahim Mukisira, MCA David Ogova, Vihiga County Government, National Government representatives, Chavakali Yearly Meeting of Friends, Hamuyundi Friends Church, Wamwangu Friends Church, relatives and friends who took time off their busy schedules to console with us.
May God continue blessing you.
You fought a good fight, you finished the course and kept the faith – (2 Timothy 4:7)
Dear Toddler,
That’s what we call two-year-olds in our world so, yeap.. Suits you. Anyway, having to leave the comfort of the bed to go get you eggs or soda or a newspaper or having to cook you lunch at times never used to settle down very well. However, today we all would give anything for just a single activity with you. Though truth is if we get even one more hour, we would not be able to let go because there is no easy way to break a heart. Going home became an activity that we dread, as everything is a constant reminder that you walked out and you are not going to walk back in. Each saliva became harder to swallow. Each breathe more difficult to take. Each stair harder to climb. Each tear more painful to shed. We had to get used to seeing faces that we were not used to, not seeing faces of people we were used to. Everything became colder, the clouds darker, the questions unanswered, the days longer, the nights sleepless, but most of all, your natural cologne and personality became a constant shadow as if everyone had taken it up.
It has been two years, but for us, it seemed like centuries but as someone wise once said, you learn to live with it. So it doesn’t matter how far you are from us, for you’re always right beside us and we, right there beside you, being that one big happy family. From us it is a Haaaappy birthday.
Cherished by your family, friends from all circles and colleagues.
First Anniversary
Today commemorates another year of the passing on of our precious little girl, a girl who brightened our lives with her joyful spirit and radiated much tenderness and love. We remember you all the time as if it was yesterday.
Everyday in some small way
Memories of you come our way
Though absent, you are always in near
Still missed, loved and always dear
Fondly remembered by everyone most especially, your mum Jacinta Asingo, dad, Dr Peter Asingo and sisters Claire Asingo and Donna Asingo.
Loved ones never die, they rest in God’s hands and live in our hearts forever.
Rest in peace Aggie (Nyar Umala)
5th Anniversary
To Daddy, It’s been 5 years since you went home to be with the Lord. You have been missed every day. When you left us suddenly we knew that things would never be the same. Wangechi carries the “Dr” mantle now. At the time you left 4 grandchildren behind you would have been so proud to know that you gained 2 more (Esther and Serena).
We are all parents and the example you and mummy set for us, it’s paying dividends as we raise our children. We learned so much about being a parent from you, even though at the time we never thought we would be parents ourselves. You gave us the gift of a good example and it’s a gift that keeps on giving.
We are so honoured to call you “daddy” and to have been raised by a wonderful and caring father. We will be sure to use your water strategy for waking our little ones up when they grow older. We can still hear your slippers walking through the hallway in the morning on school days! All the cherished memories we still hold in our hearts. Remembering you is easy to do; it’s the missing you that is mostly hard for all. Still we are comforted in knowing that you are in a better place.
We pray that you continue to rest in peace dear dad. From you we learned to see a world full of possibilities and opportunities. Your kindness, patience, intelligence, wisdom understanding, good humour goes beyond us – you impacted the lives of everyone along the ay of your life journey. Thank you for being the best daddy, grandpa, husband, counsellor, and mentor that anyone could ever have. We miss you big and can’t wait for the reunion in heaven!
We love you!!!
20th Anniversary
Dearest Dad,
It is twenty years today since you went to be with the Lord. Though we miss you dearly, we have no doubt you are in a better place. We are always thankful to the Lord for the years you were with us. We miss your love and your wise counsel but trudge on with the Lord’s mighty guidance and Omni-presence.
Fondly remembered by your loving wife Anne, Children; Willy, Felista, John, Stella, Phillip & Patrick, your daughters-in-law, grandchildren, your mum and dad, brothers, sisters, cousins and all relatives.
A memorial service will be held at the late’s Dine Burguret (Nanyuki) as from 11am.
1st Anniversary/ In Loving Memory
1936 – February 5, 2016
Dearest Dad,
It is actually one year, since you physically left us to be with your heavenly father. We also thank God for giving us the strength to endure the emptiness of losing you,
A service will be held for family and friends at Jesus Life Evangelistic Ministries Outering Road, Patel’s Hotel, Opposite SOS from 10am (the junction of Buru Buru Phase V extension) on Sunday the 5th of February 2017.
For directions call Pastor William Nyasani on 0728 – 135 456
You are cherished by many and fondly remembered and missed by your family.