Appreciation

We, the family of Kenneth Wahome Mwai, are eternally grateful to our Almighty God for the time we shared with our beloved Wahome.

We wish to express our deepest gratitude to our family, relatives and friends, both in Kenya and around the world, for the outpouring of love, kindness and support in many ways that you have accorded us during this difficult time. Sincere thanks to former colleagues and friends from iWayAfrica, HF, Avenue Insurance Brokers and FI fraternity in Uganda.

Our sincere gratitude goes to the whole family of PCEA Loresho Community Church, led by Rev. Njeru Wachira and Elder Waithaka Gatumia. Also to the PCEA Kiaruhiu Community led by Rev. Phares Gitonga, for their spiritual nourishment, prayers and walking with us. We are also very grateful to the funeral committees both in Nairobi and Kiaruhiu for their dedication in organizing a befitting send off for Wahome.

Since it is not possible to thank each one of you individually, please accept this as a symbol of our appreciation. We could not have done it without you. May God richly bless you.

Wahome, in God’s hands you rest, and in our hearts you live forever. Rest in perfect peace.  

Appreciation

Sunrise: 1933 – Sunset: 25/1/2021

Days have turned into weeks and then a month. We miss you as we struggle to come to terms with your departure and thank God for your love, kindness and impacts on our Iives. You will forever live in our hearts.

Our thanks go to the doctors and staff of ICU, Nairobi Hospital and home caregivers for their dedication to Mum’s treatment and care; the clergy from ACK St. James Buruburu, ACK St. Bartholomew Nyari, ACK St. Barnabas Otiende and Parklands Baptist Church, Westlands for their encouragement and support Special thanks to ACK St. Andrews Kiamaina Church for their leadership and dedication to ensure that Mum had a befitting send off.

We were truly touched by the overwhelming support, both material and emotional, from all our friends and relatives.

As it is not possible to mention everyone by name, please note that the support was highly appreciated.

Those who walk uprightly enter into peace; they find rest as they lie in death. (Isaiah 57:2)

The Gatimu Family

Appreciation

We, the family of the late Joseph Kariuki Ndune, wish to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to all our relatives, friends, neighbours, colleagues and well-wishers who came out in such large numbers to provide overwhelming spiritual, moral and financial support during the difficult time following the demise of our beloved Dad which occurred on 13th February 2021.

No words can really capture the depth of our gratitude and it may not be possible to list all those who supported us in one way or another. Special thanks, however, go to the doctors and nurses of the Aga Khan University Hospital and Metropolitan Hospital. Appreciation also goes to the priests, leadership and entire congregation of the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Buru Buru Phase III, including the various church groups. We would also like to thank the members of the committees that sat both in Nairobi and Yamugwe for their tireless efforts. Lastly we give a special mention to all our office colleagues, family and friends whose support as unwavering and continues to be felt.

May the good Lord bless you all.

Appreciation

The family of the late Veronica Wachuka Karumba, would like to express our sincere appreciation for the extraordinary assistance, guidance and support accorded to the family from the many friends and family in Kenya and the diaspora.

We shall forever be grateful.

Thank you, Asante!

Appreciation

As a family, we are immensely grateful to The Almighty GOD for the gift of Dr. Philip Kamau Ojwang, for his companionship and his enduring legacy in our lives, across Africa and indeed globally. We thank The Almighty GOD for granting His Son a befitting send off and for His abundant Grace which afforded us the strength and solace to endure our beloved’s untimely transition.

Words could never express our heartfelt gratitude to all who comforted and supported us, in prayer, financially and by their presence. The family would like to single out the President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of AFREXIM Bank, Prof. Benedict Oramah, the Board, Management and staff ofAFREX1BANK and FEDA for their immeasurable support and personal engagement from Cairo to Philip’s final resting place in Kojwach, Kenya.

We are immensely grateful to H.E.Ambassador Maj. General Jeff Otieno and the Kenyan Embassy in Cairo, the clergy who ministered and the leadership of All Saints Cathedral – Zamalek, Cairo, the RCCG Jesus House – Maadi, Cairo, the RCCG Ambassadors – Nairobi, Kenya, CITAM – Karen and the Mustard Christian Church. Special thanks to CS James Macharia, Mr. Isaac Awuondo, Dr. Edward Ouko, Hon. Eve Obara, UoN B.Com class of 83, The Salahs, The Osiros, H.E. Ambassador Mary Odinga, Lorna Maswan, Edith Ofwona, Margy Kizito, Esther Obachi, Dr. Harrison Charo,The Baobab Karen family, Brookhouse PTA, Family, in-laws and friends of joka Mzee Caleb Ojwang, Sakwa – Bondo family and friends, Jo-Kumner, The Ofwonas, The Amollos,Vincent Kizito, Zuhura Odhiambo, Ringa Police Station, Kenya Diaspora Alliance, and friends in Cairo and Kenya.

The family also wishes to acknowledge the As-Salaam International Hospital in Cairo, the Lee Funeral Home, Kenya and all service providers without exception, as well as the various committees of friends and relatives in Cairo and Kenya. We are unable to mention every person by name and humbly ask that you would accept this communiqué as the expression of our family’s deepest appreciation.

May GOD bless you all abundantly. He will never be shaken. The righteous man will be remembered forever.” Psalms 112:6