We, the Keraro family would like to thank you (our doting family, relatives, and friends) for your emotional, spiritual, financial, and other forms of support that you gave us during the preparations for the funeral of our fallen Patriarch.

Special thanks go to the Moturumesi Welfare, Nyagancha Catholic Choir, Fr. Ayako (Gekano Parish), Fr. Mandere (Tabaka Parish), Fr Ombongi (Kebirigo Parish), Fr. Rono & Christians of St. Augustine Kiamunyi (Nakuru), Fr. Francis Kanyiri, the Franciscan Friars and Christians (SCOA Parish, NBI South C), Fr. Charles Amwata (Rome), Dr Robert & Kate Simiyu, Egerton University, RVIST & our Nakuru relatives and friends, Olive Inn Welfare, Robert Masese & family, Ben Mkalama (Moderator, SCOA), St.Thomas Gekano School, St. Faustina SCC (NBI),WUSC FSSP Staff, KTDA friends, Dr. Ben Keraita, Masters of Ceremony (Burial day), David Atanasi, David Mogaka, Paul Okeyo, Naftal Michira, family, relatives & friends in the diaspora (USA & other parts), Alumni of Gekano Boys (“Chingotu”- Class of`82), Alliance Girls (Class of ’90), Kisii School (Class of ’91), Nana (Egesa FM), Prof Mwanda, Dr. Maturi Mwamba, the Ellen Baron Clinic Staff (Nairobi), Hon Shadrack Mose (area MP) & Madam Sarah Mose, Hon Jerusha Momanyi, MOWEA members, KETTI family (Keroka), Asumbi TTC family, Frontiers Investments Brothers, Uncle Mark Momanyi’s family, and many other family, relatives & friends who ensured that our beloved Dad was given a befitting hero’s send-off.

As we are not able to reach each and every one of you in person, we wish to use this forum to express our deep gratitude for your support, and we hope that you will find this sufficient. We truly are honoured to have friends such as you and may our good Lord reward and bless you abundantly. Please continue praying for us as we come to terms with a new normal in our family which excludes the physical presence of our Patriarch.

“RIP and have fun with the angels, Dad, until we meet again.”

We the family of the Late D.M. Githere wish to thank all those who assisted us during the funeral arrangements and subsequent burial in Kihara on Friday June 28, 2019. Your prayers, generosity, and kind support are highly appreciated.

Our heartfelt gratitude goes to the elders and congregation of All Saints Cathedral Church and St Stephens Church Kihara, Bishop Peter Njenga, Asst Bishop Charles Muchene, Dr Wairagu and his team, all doctors and nurses at CCU Nairobi Hospital as well as the funeral committees both in Nairobi and Kihara.

Special thanks to all relatives and friends who supported us in giving our father a befitting send off.

May God bless each one of you abundantly.

Appreciation

We, the family of the late George Mungai Njuguna, would like to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all who took time to mourn, condole & pray with us following the sudden death of our beloved George.

Your encouragement, messages of condolence, prayers and reassurance gave us strength and comfort. Your generosity and commitment were invaluable in enabling us to give our George a fitting interment.

While we are grateful to all of you, we would like to especially thank our Almighty God for the years and blessings He gave to George, Our dear parents who raised George to become who he was, The priests and friends who prayed with us during the entire period George was unwell, Golden heart ladies who tirelessly made sure that all visitors at home were catered for, The organizing committee at home and the Maai Mahiu community for George Mungai making everything flow smoothly. St. Nicholas and St. Kizito small Christian communities for well-organized daily services at home, St. Peter Njuguna the Apostle Catholic Church Kikuyu, and all churches and community within Kidfarmaco for your spiritual support.

Families in Turi (Moto) and Limuru for your prayers and support. His professional Colleagues and Kabete Classmates. Lydia’s Kabete D33/ 90 classes. All groups that were in one way or the other represented. The priests who presided over Mungai’s last respect mass Fr. James Marema (Kikuyu), Fr. Wallace Nganga (Embakasi), Fr. Peter Kamau (Muguga), Fr. Michael Kimani (Githunguri) and Fr. John Murage (Longonot).

AII friends and relatives. We felt your physical, emotional and financial presence.

From his wife Lydia, mother, Sons Allan and Kevin together with his siblings, we say THANKYOU and may God watch over you always.

Sunrise: 13th March, 1953 – Sunset: 31st May, 2019

Judith, we reflect on the sad occasion of your departure from our midst to be with the Lord. You were a pillar and the grounded matriarch in the Chepng’aina/Cheruiyot axis. You will forever be loved and missed by your loving husband, your children, grandchildren, sisters, brothers, the wider family and friends. Mum, in God’s hands you rest, in our hearts you live forever.

We acknowledge the invaluable medical efforts by Prof Jowi of the Neuro Centre of Kisumu, Dr Frederick Kirui of Kericho Outpatient Medical Centre, Dr Asumbi & Dr K Njenga of the Nairobi Hospital/Doctors’ Plaza as well as the Siloam Hospital, Kericho Town, all the nurses, physiotherapists, nutrionists and other medical staff who tirelessly provided the necessary support at the time of need despite the inevitable outcome that came to be We appreciate the entire coordination and arrangements for your dignified send-off led by the Committees based in Nairobi, Kericho and Roret.

We unreservedly express gratitude for all who made generous contributions towards the interment programme either morally, emotionally or financially. We express gratitude to the many teams, among them, the Tanyileel High School, KESSHA Baringo North, The Trade and Development Bank Ltd, Representatives from Kemri FACES, Kisumu County, Representatives from M/S Optimax Limited, the Team from KTDA and the entire group of mourners who thronged the homestead to accord Judith a distinguished departure.

We laud the consoling prayers and support from Reresik AIC, Monoru AIC, Sachangwan AIC and the final sermon by Rev Caleb Langat, Chairman AIC Bureti North Region and Rev Leni Kibet, Rev J Chepkuta and Rev Ben Langat Words cannot adequately express our appreciation for the extraordinary support, assistance and comfort we received from our relatives, friends and the entire neighbourhood during the painful process. The generosity and astute rare kindness you demonstrated has been a blessing we wholeheartedly thank you for.

As we cannot reach out to you all individually, please accept this communication channel as our sincere means of conveying our heartfelt appreciation. May God bless you all.

Rest in eternal peace Judith.