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Mwalimu James Muriuki Njeru

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Appreciation

26th October 1943 – 4th December 2023 

We, the family of the late Mwalimu James Muriuki Njeru wish to thank God Almighty for the great time we shared with him on earth, the outstanding relationships he enabled us to create and the moments that we shall cherish forever. We, the entire Njeru and Gakuru family wish to convey our heartfelt gratitude to all friends and well-wishers who supported us during this difficult period.

Special thanks and appreciation to the Moi Forces Academy Teachers and Alumni fraternity. Our heartfelt gratitude goes to the funeral organizing committees both in Nairobi and Embu. All the Clergy who presided over the funeral service led by Ven. Geoffrey Okapisi, Administrative Secretary, ACK Diocese of Nairobi, ACK St. Philips Jericho clergy led by Rev. Maurice Ameda, ACK St. Mary’s Muchagori, Embu clergy, church choirs, relatives, friends, neighbours, colleagues and well-wishers who accorded us overwhelming financial and material support, emotional encouragement and prayers, condoling with us, visiting us, phone calls and text messages.

We also wish to thank the Doctors, Nurses and staff of Avenue Hospital, Parklands and Mary Immaculate Hospital. Special thanks also goes to Dr. P.N. Ngugi and Dr. J.N. Gakuru, the director of K.U. referral funeral home and staff who attended to the late Mwalimu James until his last moment.

It may not be possible to thank each of you in person who assisted and supported us in one way or another so please accept this notice as an expression of our sincere and heartfelt gratitude. May God bless you Abundantly.

Revelation 14:13 NKJV —Then I heard a voice from heaven saying to me, “Write: `Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on.’ “Yes,” says the Spirit, “that they may rest from their labors, and their works follow them.”

Fare thee well our beloved Dad, till we meet again!

 

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Valentine Jebet Kiptui Kulei

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Appreciation

14th February, 1989 – January, 2024

Today would have been Vale’s 35th birthday and it’s hard to accept that she is not here with us to celebrate it. The families of the late Valentine Jebet Kiptui Kulei would like to appreciate the prayers, moral and financial support that went a long way in upholding us in this time of mourning and towards her beautiful send-off.

Val was the wife of Kenneth Kulei and mother of Nathaniel David Kipngetich Kulei and Isabella Hope Jepkoech Kulei.

She was daughter of the late Prof. Daudi Kiptui and Hon. Grace Kiptui. Daughter-in-law of Daniel Kulei Chebii and Rebecca Chebii (Eldama Ravine).

As we celebrate her birthday today, we would like to give special thanks to the extended families and all friends, her employer Geothermal Development Company (GDC), pastoral A team and marriage enrichment group of International Christian Centre (ICC Nairobi), AIC Milimani Church, AGC Olive Inn Nakuru, Eldama Ravine Churches, Don Bosco Catholic Church (Upper Hill), Sovereign Group, JTL, OAK, Sarova Hotels and Sarova Woodlands, Ng’andu Class of 82′, UoN Llb Class of 87′, Alumnis of Kabarak High School , USW, MEC (Class of 2002, 2005 & 2009), Kapsabet Boys High School Alumni, Moi Primary Alumni, Burn Buru Girls Alumni, LAPFUND, The Nairobi Hospital staff and Dr. N.Thagana, Committee members for Nairobi, Nakuru and Eldama Ravine and the Diaspora community and every person who contributed towards her send off and children’s fund. We wish we could thank each one in person and hear stories of how Val impacted your lives. We are comforted knowing that her legacy lives on through each of you and through her wonderful children. We are deeply grateful for your support and may God always enrich you.

You are deeply missed Val, by your family and friends.

Happy Birthday Talaa!

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Charles Odondi Ojuka & Aska Akinyi Odondi

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Appreciation

We, the Odondi family, together with the Funeral Committee, would like to express our deep gratitude to all the friends, relatives, and well-wishers for their immense moral and material support during the difficult period of grief following the death of our beloved parents, Mzee Charles Odondi Ojuka and Mama Aska Akinyi Odondi. The phone calls, messages, prayers, visits and presence during the funeral ceremony meant a great deal to us as we struggled with the heart-breaking loss.

Special thanks to the Right Honorable Former Prime Minister Raila Amolo Odinga, H.E. Governor Ochilo Ayako of Migori County, the various members of Parliament and other leaders, the SDA Church, Kiabuya SDA Choir, KCB Group, Diaspora friends, Homa Bay School Alumni, Agoro Sare -,.Alumni, The University of Nairobi BCOM Class of ’92, JKUAT, RCMRD, Koru Girls Aiumni, Acadernia Network, GEMS, and the Greater Kawuor Family.

It gives us great comfort to know that after death, comes eternal life where there is no tears and suffering.

May the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Henry Angaluki Mudidi Malova

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Fifth Anniversary & Appreciation

1948-2019

God is our merciful father and the source of all comfort. He comforts us with all our troubles so that we can comfort others. (2 Corinthians 1:4)

It has been 5 years long since you left us to be with our God.

Yet to us it is like yesterday. We thank God for the years he gave us to be with you.

You are greatly missed by your wife, children and grandchildren, your brothers and sisters, relatives. Friends, colleagues/workmates and many others who you touched in one may or another.

We all cherish our memories with you which have kept us strong.

We as a family take this opportunity to give thanks to all the friends and people who stood with us during the sad days.

We give special thanks to Hon. Principal Cabinet Secretary Dr Musalia Mudavadi and family, organizing committee members from Nairobi, Maragoli and Musembe, both Parklands Kidney Centre and The Aga Khan University Hospital plus all the other medical facilities, Friends Church Lang’ata and Idumbu Musembe.

We love you all, thank you and may God bless you.

We have many fond memories dad, you will always remain with us.

You fought a good fight, you kept the faith, you won the race.

May you rest in eternal peace with God.

(1st Thessalonians 13) We remember before our God and father your work produced by faith, your labour prompted by love and Your endurance inspired by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ.

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Kevin Karanja aka Phat K

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1st Anniversary

Today marks one year since you went home to be with the Lord. Not a single day goes by that we don’t think of you and everything you did for us.

We hold dear the memories of your laughter, your warmth, and your un wavering support. The impact you had in our lives and all those around.

We miss you dearly but take comfort in knowing that your spirit lives on in each one of us.

We the family of Kevin Karanja would like to thank everyone who supported us last year and we shall hold a memorial and lay flowers on 3rd February 2024 at his resting place in Karatina from 12:00PM.

“Blessed are those who die inthe Lord…they will rest from their labour.” Rev 14:13

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Victoria Nyaithiru Kabetu

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Appreciation

The family of the late Vicky Nyaithiru Kabetu deeply appreciates the outpouring of love, companionship, prayers, and support received from family and friends during the difficult time following Vicky’s sudden passing on 23rd December, 2023. Your messages of sympathy, love, shared memories, and generous financial support have been a
beacon of comfort and strength for us.

We are grateful to the Diocese of Mt. Kenya South, The Diocesan Bishop, The Rt. Rev. Canon Charlies Muturi, The Very Rev. Canon Godfrey Mungai, Provost St. James Cathedral, The Rey. Prof. Kefah Njenga, Parish Vicar of St. Paul’s Church, Kiambu, and the Clergy of the Diocese of Mt. Kenya South.

Our heartfelt gratitude to the Mothers’ Union, the Brigade Team, and the Congregations of ACK St. Paul’s Church, Kiambu, alongside the P.C.E.A and Catholic Churches, for having shown us immense love and support.

Sincere gratitude to the Karura Community Chapel family, including Bishop and Mrs. Micho, and the Karura Voices who enriched our Services.

We appreciate the unwavering commitment of the Funeral Organizing Committee, led by Mr. Peter Mwai and Mr. Zachary Mwaura for their sacrificial and wholehearted dedication. A special mention also to the Muthithi Gardens Community, for their continuous and steadfast support.

As we are unable to mention each person individually, we know of he sacrificial support, and ask that you accept our humble and sincere appreciation for your generous love. May God bless you all.

“Tuhoyanagira, ni makinyaga iguru”
(Let us pray for each other, God hears our prayers).

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Retired Sgt Phoeby Khadoro Liyai

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Appreciation

Sunrise: 3 May 1963 – Sunset: 1st Jan 2024

We the family of the late Sgt Phoeby Khadoro Liyai (Retired) formerly of Kilimani Police Station would like to thank relatives, friends, neighbours (lleho and Nambale), the late Phoeby’s former colleagues at Kilimani Police Division and all well wishers who participated in giving Phoeby a befitting send-off through prayers, physical presence, calls, messages, financial and material contributions.

Special thanks to medical team who took care of Phoeby at the Memorial Hospital – Eldoret, Friends Church Mugango and the Kakamega Yearly Meeting as a whole.

Phoeby has left behind three children: Lavina Arumba Azenga, Lucky Azango Musonye, Laura Mukami Wiyanga. Siblings: Abraham and Florence Liyai, Hudson and Abigael Liyai, Dorcas and Tobias Senyeli, Caleb and Doretta Liyai, Merab and Patrick Mulindi, sister-in-law to Gerishom Majanja. Also left behind many nieces and nephews and five grandchildren. |

She was preceded in death by sister Bilha and Parents Pastor Jotham and Mama Elisabeti Liyai of Friends Church, Mugango (Ileho).

May her soul rest in eternal peace.

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Gillian Nyambura Wanyoike

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Appreciation

We, the family of the late Gillian Nyambura Wanyoike, give thanks to the Almighty God for the gift of her life. A life purposefully and well lived; We are enormously grateful for the expressions of love, empathy and support received and continue to receive.

Our special thanks go to the following churches for coming alongside us in our time of grief; Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church, Ridgeways, St Francis of Asisi Small Christian Community Ridgeways, St. Charles Lwanga Catholic Church Keno!, Ridgeways Baptist Church, Karura Community Chapel and Nairobi Baptist Church.

We further wish to thank Garden Estate and Ridgeways neighbours, Bahati Ridge residents and fellowship, Limuru Girls and Lenana School alumni, Tagaza University community, where Gillian was a lecturer and the Aga Khan University Hospital.

Finally, our deep appreciation goes to all friends, and well-wishers, near and far, for your prayers, comfort and generous contributions towards the medical fund.

“Jesus paid it all…all to Him we owe.”

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Diana Wambura Gathiga

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Appreciation

19th Dec 1963-29th Dec 2023

We, the family of the late Diana Wambura Gathiga wish to express our deepest appreciation for the expressions of empathy, and Kind thoughts by many individuals, family, Relatives, friends, former workmates and Christians from different churches, following her passing on to glory.

Our Special thanks go to CITAM -Karen, Karen Community Church, and Intercessors for Kenya, among others, who were instrumental in working with, and holding Diana in her Christian testimony to the last day. Special thanks also go to Dr.Atina who was Diana’s doctor since 2021; other doctors and medical practitioners in the AAR and other clinics, who came to Diana’s aid at different times of her medical needs, in one way or another.

Finally we thank God’s servants from CITAM – Karen and ACK St. Barnabas – Thuita, who graciously conducted the Church Service and Diana’s burial in our home in Thuita Village, Murang’a.

Please accept this message as a simple expression of our deepest gratitude or all that you did for our late Diana.

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Alice Dianah Wairimu Kigondu

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Appreciation

The family of the late Alice Dianah Wairimu Kigondu wish to express their appreciation for your kind thoughts and expressions of sympathy during our time of bereavement. Of great comfort during our sorrow were the expressions of empathy, prayers, and support, conveyed to us in many ways.

Special thanks to ACK St. Lukes – Muthurwa Church, CITAM – Kikuyu Town Church, SDA Kasarani Church amongst others, Aga Khan University Hospital doctors and staff, Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA), KEMRI, Friends from Botswana and the diaspora, neighbours, relatives, and friends.

While we may not be able to mention you all, we appreciate your invaluable support and thank you most sincerely. It has meant so much to our family. Kindly accept this message as acknowledgment of our gratitude and deep appreciation. May God richly bless you.