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Bishop Daniel Mbiti

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We are saddened to announce the passing on of Bishop Daniel Mbiti of Kings Embassy Christian Fellowship, which happened on the 14th of August 2020 after a short illness. His body was laid to rest at his home in Mbooni West, Wambuli Village on 17th August 2020.

Husband to Rev. Rebecca Kanini Mbiti of Kings Embassy Christian Fellowship. He was a father to Victor Mbiti, John Mbiti, Joshua Mwendwa Mbiti, all three living and working in America, Rev. Samuel Mbiti of Kings Embassy Christian Fellowship Machakos, and Peter Mbiti working with Dell Technologies. He was Father in Law to Kari Mbiti, Marissa Mwendwa, Alice Mathu, Maryanne Kyalo and Faith Mbiti. He is survived by ten grandchildren namely; Corey Howard, Quinten Howard, Katanu Grace Mwendwa, Noah Kyalo Mwendwa, Kimari Kanini Mbiti, Nathaniel Mwendwa Kyalo, Brayan Kyama Kyalo, Amy Pendo Kyalo, Aylee Kanini Mbiti and Ian Muuo Mbiti.

Daniel Mbiti previously worked with Kenya Commercial Bank and upon retirement partnered with DOVE Christian Fellowship International where he served the Lord diligently. He was the Presiding Bishop of Kings Embassy Christian Fellowship. Bishop Daniel Mbiti fought the good fight of faith, He finished his course and now awaits his Crown of glory. We bless God for a life well lived.

As Mbiti’s family, we wish to extend our sincere gratitude to all our relatives, friends, committees, various church groups and organizations for the overwhelming support offered to us during our beloved Husband. Father, Bishop, Brother, Uncle, Grandfather and friend’s final farewell. We thank those who managed to attend his funeral in Wambuli Village, Itetani Sub-Location,Tulimani Location, Mboonl West Sub-County, Makueni Courny. We also thank those who managed to follow his final journey from various places in and out of country through Face Book live streaming. Thank you for your love and support during our difficult time. We really appreciate your thoughtfulness, sympathy, and your overwhelming messages and words of comfort Since it is not possible to individually thank all the people who selflessly gave to our family In terms of messages of condolence, tributes, prayers and most generous financial support throughout this period, we can only ,humbly request that you accept this acknowledgment as our token of appreciation. We pray God’s abundant blessings on you all.

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Gladwell Wairimu Keen

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We, the family of the late Mrs. Gladwell Wairimu Keen, wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude to family, and friends for overwhelming support offered to us during the untimely passing of our beloved mother and grandmother.

Special thanks to our almighty God for the years He gave mum to us. Thank you Dr. Warshow and associates; Dr. Omondi, Dr. Noorani, Dr. Kulsum and the nursing team. Thank you to the A.I.C. church and Rev. Sampaka of Namanga and the people of Namanga town.

To all of you who supported and comforted us, through prayers, visits and gave financial assistance – thank you.

I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith – 2 Timothy 4:7

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Veronicah Wairimu Kariuki (Nyina wa Jane/ Kuria)

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We, the Family of the late Mrs Veronica Wairimu Kariuki sincerely thank the Almighty God for the life He gave to our dear and beloved wife and mum. Our sincere heartfelt gratitude goes to the entire James Kariuki’s family, relatives, in-laws, and friends; for visitation, prayers and words of encouragement, moral, spiritual and financial suppor upon the demise of Mama Kuria.

Special appreciation goes to the members of St. Joseph the Worker for their prayers during mum’s illness and neighbours at Upendo Court, Uhuru IV for their quick response. We thank Fr. Paul Wanyoro (Gathundia Catholic Church), for leading and ministering at the funeral service befitting mum’s send off. Our gratitude goes to the CWA of St Joseph the Worker (Jericho) and St. Raphael SCC, (Tumaini), the leadership teams and priests for condoling with us and for continued prayers. We thank the Organising Committees both in Tumaini, Plot 4 and Nairobi, and Msimano that ensured everything was done well, rightfully and on time.

Many thanks go to Institutions and Groups that offered their support and services to us. These include St Joseph’s Jericho Choir, St Joseph’s the Worker SCC, St Raphael SCC of Our Lady of Rosary Ridgeways and Tumaini Parishes, Gitwe Jumuia, PCEA Kamitl Parish, Kamiti Corner Church, Kamiti Ridge District, Jerusalem Fellowship Group, PCEA Kahawa West Church PCMF, Woman’s Guild & Bethany District and friends: Jogoo group, United Ladies, Precious Ladies, Kamiti Corner neighbours; Western Brotherhood, the Divas, Royal Family; Ambosell Institute of Hospitality & Technology (AIHT), GRETSA University staff , MDF ESA, Bavaria, USIU MoD class, Rubies Ladies and Club 4 – Kahawa West, BBO, Uhuru Primary School class of ’87, among others.

Our thanks to all the relatives and friends, community leaders, and entire Tumaini village community for their overwhelming support and presence. The local administration for going beyond your call of duty and your presence at the funeral. To all those we have not mentioned, please accept our thanks and this acknowledgment. We are grateful for your support and may the Almighty bless you abundantly.

Finally, our sincere gratitude goes to the Doctors and nurses who have been treating Mama Jane over the years led by Dr. Wala and Dr. Kunyiha from Aga Khan University Hospital.

May God grant her eternal rest and His everlasting and perpetual light shine upon her.

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Anthony Kinyua Gikonyo

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21/11/1972 – 10/08/2020

No words could ever express our appreciation for the love and support you gave us following the demise of Anthony Gikonyo.

You came to our aid at a time of total devastation, a time when we needed you the most. We thank God for his goodness and faithfulness. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to our friends through the organizing committees in Nairobi and Limuru. Special thanks to the Priests of St. Paul’s University Chapel and the entire St. Paul’s community. You gave us overwhelming support. The priests at St Teresia Murengeti Catholic Church and Mt. Carmel Catholic Church Ngarariga and the entire community for holding our hands to the very end. We are grateful for your spiritual counsel. Special thanks goes out to all our friends and family members within Kenya and Abroad, Anthony’s former colleagues at Farmers Choice, former schoolmates at Kanunga High School and The Tigoni Primary School. Special thanks to Dr. Twahir and the team at the Agha Khan Hospital who fought hard to save Anthony’s life.

The Gikonyo family sincerely wishes to thank each one of you, for your prayers, precious time and beautiful messages that gave us comfort, strength and held us together. We thank you for your overwhelming material support that enabled us to give Anthony a beautiful send off; and for all these we remain eternally grateful.

May the Lord bless you and protect you. May the Lord smile on you and be gracious to you. May the Lord show you his favour and give you his peace. Num.6:24-26

Anthony Kinyua Gikonyo

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21/11/1972 – 10/08/2020

No words could ever express our appreciation for the love and support you gave us following the demise of Anthony Gikonyo.

You came to our aid at a time of total devastation, a time when we needed you the most. We thank God for his goodness and faithfulness. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to our friends through the organizing committees in Nairobi and Limuru. Special thanks to the Priests of St. Paul’s University Chapel and the entire St. Paul’s community. You gave us overwhelming support. The priests at St Teresia Murengeti Catholic Church and Mt. Carmel Catholic Church Ngarariga and the entire community for holding our hands to the very end. We are grateful for your spiritual counsel. Special thanks goes out to all our friends and family members within Kenya and Abroad, Anthony’s former colleagues at Farmers Choice, former schoolmates at Kanunga High School and The Tigoni Primary School. Special thanks to Dr. Twahir and the team at the Agha Khan Hospital who fought hard to save Anthony’s life.

The Gikonyo family sincerely wishes to thank each one of you, for your prayers, precious time and beautiful messages that gave us comfort, strength and held us together. We thank you for your overwhelming material support that enabled us to give Anthony a beautiful send off; and for all these we remain eternally grateful.

May the Lord bless you and protect you. May the Lord smile on you and be gracious to you. May the Lord show you his favour and give you his peace. Num.6:24-26

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Martin Oduor Ogot

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We, the family of the late Martin Oduor Ogot (japuonj) wish to thank Almighty God for the life we shared with him. We express our heartfelt gratitude to relatives, friends and everybody who stood with us during his short illness and sudden demise through prayers, moral and financial support. As it is not possible to name each individual, please feel greatly appreciated for whatever you did in support of the family.

We thank The Aga Khan University Hospital Nairobi, the Rt Rev Bishops of the ACK of Maseno South Diocese Charles Ong’injo and Maseno West, John Mark Haung Godia, Bishop Amos Orwa of Israel Church of Africa, members of St Marks Migosi ACK church and St John Ng’iya ACK church, Hon. Edwin Yinda, Ogot’s family and the larger Jo Mur Ng’iya, Jo Nyahera, jokogosi, dads sons in laws and their families and friends, Siaya County Education Board. Baba’s students (Sawagongo Boys High School and Ng’iya Girls High School alumni, Sawagongo High School teachers and support staff who served under his leadership, Ng’iya Girls alumni groups of Beryl, Serah and Dorsy, Aga Khan and M.M Shah Primary Schools alumni. Members of Maseno Old Boys Association (MOBA), Mur Progressive Association, Friends Neighborhood Association, Association of Siaya Retired Principals, Utafu Mixed Secondary BOM and Staff, Migosi Primary School BOM and Staff, Maseno School for the Deaf BOM, Leonard Cheshire, Ability Africa Foundation, AMIU, Winnie Ogejo and Grace Odeya, Principal colleagues who served with baba, friends in Denmark and all the family individual special friends.

We thank you abundantly for the overwhelming support, may the good Lord richly bless and protect you. We pray for health and wealth over yourselves and your families are forever indebted. We were blessed to have his love and presence in our lives and of all whose lives he touched.

Be still and know that I am God. Psalm 46:10

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Salome Wanjiku Njoroge  

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Appreciation

We the family of the late Mrs Salome Wanjiku Njoroge extend our sincere gratitude to God for the gift of life of our mum/grandma/Maitu. We wish to sincerely thank all those who gave us spiritual, moral and material support throughout her sickness and when she went to be with the Lord on 7/8/2020.

Iin a special way, we wish to convey our heartfelt gratitude to Rev Fr. Michael Mungai and parishoners of Komothai Catholic Parish. The Holy Rosary Kibichoi Catholic church; the CWA, Sacred Heart of Jesus, St Anne and Joakim, the Choir and St. Patrick small Christian community. We also wish to thank St. Austins Catholic Parish led by Fr. George Wambua. Special mention to CWA St Austins, and St. John’s small Christian Community. We particularly want to thank Rev. Fr. Henry Omoyo, Rev. Fr. Fredrick Musunja, Rev. Fr. Steve Owayo and Rev. Fr. Simon who have walked the journey with us.

Special mention goes to our families; the Kabiarus, Kimuyu Say and Do, the Ndinikas, the Kimatas, (Mwalimu Salome) the Waniemas, the Njugias, the Mung’aras, the Waniihias, Nieri Nana, Giuu Muiru and family. We appreciate our friends, Bcom Class of 90 (University of Nairobi), Mwaliz, Best 15, Elite group, Dr.Abate, Dr. Wakaguyu, DM Baiya, Mrs Wairagu, Hon. Gichuki Mugambi and Hon Kago. Thankyou Dr. Kariuki and Dr. Gabriel for the medical attention given with much dedication. We thank the funeral Organising committee and family members for according our MUM befitting send off, who made time to attend the funeral service, we say THANK YOU.

As it is not possible to mention everyone by name, kindly receive our sincere appreciation. May God bless you abundantly and meet you at the point of your needs.

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Rev. Dr Naphtaly Mattah

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The Family of the late Dr. Rev. Naphtally Mattah, Kakiimba Community and the entire Suba Fraternity wish to take this earliest opportunity to convey special gratitude to Friends, Relatives, Brethren-In-Christ and various Gethsemane Garden Christian Centre (GGCC) partners both local and international for the overwhelming Prayer, material and moral support extended to accord our Brother a befitting farewell ceremony.

The support received from the National Government in Suba North Sub-county towards ensuring strict adherence to Covid-19 Health Protocols is highly appreciated.

May the abundance of The Lord’s providence and protection be availed to all of you.

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Florence Muthoni Chege

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We the family of the late Florence Muthoni Chege wish to extend our sincere gratitude to all relatives, friends, colleagues and neighbours for the prayers, presence and provision during her ailment, demise and interment.

We would like to thank the team of Doctors of the MP Shah hospital I.C.U. Unit, the Nairobi committee led by Dr. Njiiri, Alice and Simon. We would also want to appreciate Florence’s colleagues at the Kamukunji Sub County education office and the entire Sub County School heads, Nrb Sub County education officer’s forum and the Nairobi regional education office. Her Son Dr. Chege and colleagues in Kibibi and Kerugoya County Hospitals. Our family from Gathanji, Nyandarua County, our Mother in law Rosemary Mathai from Kagongo Village, family members in the USA (Maina, Muriuku and Njaria) and all who participated in one way or the other through the different channels that were available. You made our burden very easy. We would also like to extend our gratitude to the AIPCA Church led by Bishop David Kiboi for the spiritual guidance.

As it is not possible to mention everyone by name, please accept our utmost sincere and deep Gratitude for your unwavering love and support which continues to sustain us.

“May God richly bless you, may He answer you when you call and show you great and mighty things Which you do not know”, Jeremiah 33:2

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Jemima Kerubo Onduko-Ndemo

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 1948 — 2020

We the family of the Retired Overseer Rev. Jairus Onduko Ndemo wish to convey our sincere gratitude and appreciation to family, our In-laws, CITAM fraternity, relatives, friends, neighbors and Well wishers for your outpouring Support in prayers, encouraging words, calls and financial support during our mum’s treatment period and final send off.

Please consider this as an acknowledgment of your kind Support and may God richly bless you.

Mama we will forever celebrate you. The legacy you left will flourish through generations. Rest well Mum.

John 11:25-26 Jesus said unto her, lam the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live: And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this?