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Daniel Macharia Kimundu

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Sunrise 1945 – Sunset 24/5/2020

We the family of the late Daniel Macharia Kimundu wish to Express our deepest appreciation for prayers, messages of condolences, personal visit, spiritual, financial material support together with your presence and sympathy while comforting the family after the demise of our father.

We are immensely grateful to all our family members, relatives, devoted friends, Nyakarianga village, P.C.E.A Ol-Joro-Orok and Ebenezer congregation, Dr. Mugo (Pluto Medical Services Nyahururu), staff of Charity Hospital Nyahururu, Mediheal Hospital I.C.U. Department – Nakuru and P.N.N Funeral Home. We cannot forget to mention the staff of the following Organisations; Cross Africa Kenya General Supplies, Wacky Autospares, Pilot Pharmaceuticals Ltd, National Police Service, Provincial Administration, Ndaragwa Girls High School Teachers Welfare, Translee Kenya Ltd. Burial Committee in Nyahururu led by Joseph Ngugi, P.C.E.A Church led by Rev (RTD) Samwel Kamutu (Ol jororok Parish), Rev. Charles Gichimu Theuri (Ayub Kinyua Parish). Church Elders OI-Joro-Orok Parish, Lanet Parish and Ayub Kinyua Parish.

Friends from Nairobi, Eldoret, Nakuru and Nyahururu.

Since it is not possible to mention everyone by name, please accept our most sincere and deepest gratitude for your unwavering love and support which continues to sustain us.

May Almighty God bless you abundantly for your kindness.

Till we meet again our Dear Dad, In Gods arms you rest, inn our hearts you remain forever. Dad rest in peace. Amen

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Dr. P. M. Sinda

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Appreciation

The family of the late Dr. Peter M. Sinda would like to most sincerely thank each and every one who supported us following the sudden demise of our dad and husband.

We express our sincerest gratitude to the Vice Chancellor Kenyatta University – Prof. Paul Wainaina, and the entire administration for the enormous support accorded to our family during our toughest period to ensure a befitting send-off for dad. Our heartfelt gratitude to the Kenyatta University fraternity, Dean SHSS, Dr. Richard Wafula, colleagues and staff of the Department of Geography, where dad’s tenure span over 30 years, and the student community.

We extend this gratitude to the former and current Chairmen of the Department of Geography for their indefatigable assistance, friendship and in steering the funeral committee. We greatly appreciate dad’s personal friends for all the support and presence from when they received the news. We are indebted to the KUSDA, KU Chapel, residents and neighbours at Kenyatta University. KUSDA Pastors Dr. Kigundu Ndwiga, Ken Barasa and Chaplain – Rev Esther Wainaina.

Our utmost appreciation to our close relatives, the larger extended family, friends and residents of Isibania home, Migori County. Special thanks to Mr. Nelson Marwa – PS, Ministry of Labour, Mr. Michael Sialai — Clerk of the National Assembly, Prof. Chacha Nyaigotti, Dennis Onsarigo Taita Taveta, Morris Aluanga Machakos County and Robert Karanja – UHMC for their unwavering support

To the Alliance High School Class of 2005, Kenya Basketball Women Commission, Storms and 4-Christ Basketball teams, all the close friends of Marcela, Pamela, Richard and David Sinda, we remain forever grateful for standing with us.

To every other person who supported us in every other way; love, prayers, encouragement and generosity, May God continue to fill your cups. Thank you.

Dearly missed by your wife and children.

“Eternal rest grant unto Dad, O Lord, And let perpetual light shine upon him. May the soul of our dearly departed, Through the mercy of God, rest in peace.”

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Nirmala (Shardaben) Jayantilal Sedani

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9/10/1938 – 30/05/2020

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing away of Mrs Nirmala (Shardaben) Jayantilal Sedani on Saturday 30th May 2020 at 10:30 a.m. in Kisumu.

Wife of Jayantilal Pragjibhai Sedani. Daughter to Late Kusumbaben and Late Balubhai Nagji Popat. Mother to Manoj (Kisumu) and Hema (Mombasa). Mother-in-law to Bina Sedani and Timir Majethia. Grandmother to Toral, Vivek, Cheenar and Keshni

The family expresses their heartfelt gratitude to relatives, friends and medical staff for all their support through prayers and messages during this time.

She will be dearly missed by family and friends, and we all pray to the Almighty to rest her soul in eternal peace.

Om Shanti Shanti Shanti  

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Penina Njeri Githathia (Wa’Kang’ee)

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1st Anniversary/In Loving Memory

1943 to 30th May 2019

It is now one year since you went to be with the Lord. We continue to celebrate the memories of the time we had together. The gap you left in our hearts remains a mixture of pain and anticipation of when we shall meet again. May the winds of heaven blow and whisper in your ears how much we love and miss you and wish you were here.

You will forever be loved and missed by your loving family, relatives and friends.

We would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to all who walked and prayed with us and continue to.

Rest in Eternal peace Mum.  

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Teacher Truphena A. Omotto

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1st Anniversary

One year on, today

Mama, Missing you is a heartache that never goes away. You meant so much to each and every one of us. God has you in his hut we have you in our hearts.

Dana, You showered us with kindness and shared with us your love, expecting nothing in return. Your legacy remains, to fire our hopes, to light and inspire our ways.

Mama, Dada, Dana, You worshipped the Lord and truly believed in His saving grace. Nothing loved is ever lost – you continue to live in the hearts of those you touched. Though physically gone, you can never be distant — socially or spiritually. We don’t think of you as gone, gone away; you rest at a place of warmth and comfort, Where there are no sighs or tears. This day, you smile down on each and every one of us and tell us, “I am OK”.

On this occasion, the family sincerely thanks the church, in-laws, relatives, friends, colleagues, self-help groups, leaders, associates and agencies that did and continue to stand with us.

There will be a virtual service [via zoom] in loving memory of the teacher, mother and grandma to many, presided by the Vicar of St. Mark’s ACK Church Westlands this Saturday, May 30, 2020 starting from 10.00 a.m.

Psalm 116: 15: “Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints”  

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Richard K.A. Siele

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In Loving Memory

Papa, it is one year today since you went home. We miss you so much, but you are in our thoughts and conversations and we know that “to live in hearts we leave behind, is not to die”. You live in our hearts.

The family would like to thank all the people who have walked this journey with us since the moment Mzee left us. We thank the medical practitioners who tried to save his life. We also thank friends, relatives and neighbours who have stood with us and supported us. We appreciate Mzee’s former students, friends and former colleagues who shared several humorous stories about him. We thank Pastor John Paul Mugendi for conducting a moving funeral service at AGC Good Shepherd Church, Nairobi and we are grateful to the Pastors who conducted the interment service at home.

We especially thank Chairman Joseph Ngeno, Francis Maritim, David Koske and Zakayo Langat who assisted us with funeral arrangements. We also thank Mr. J.S.T. Kamunchuluh for his newspaper tribute and we deeply appreciate Paul Kigen for his immense support. May God bless you all.

And I heard a voice from heaven saying, “Write this: Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord henceforth.” “Blessed indeed,” says the Spirit, “that they may rest from their labours, for their deeds follow them!” Revelations 14; 13  

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Peter Ndwaru Ngwiri (Maumau)

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1st Anniversary

29th May 2019- 29th May 2020 

One year has passed since you left us to be with the Almighty. Nothing that is loved is ever truly lost, and death is merely a transition into the next chapter.

You were a loving and dedicated son to the late Francis Ngwiri and Philomena Wairimu. A husband to Eunice Ndwaru (Betty), father to Danny Ngwiri, Phyllis Wairimu, Joe Maina and John Mbugwa (Dudds) grandfather to Beverly, Pee, Daniella, Taiyana, Jay, Kristian, Hope, Betty and Eunice. Brother to John, Lucy, the late Chege, Gatiba and the late Njoroge. A friend and relative to many.

As we remember you today, words cannot express our feelings of losing you. We remember and pray for you every day:

Our appreciations go to each and every one that stood with the family during that difficult time. May the Almighty Lord grant you favor and blessings

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Monica Nduta Maina

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Appreciation

We the family of the late Monica Nduta Maina are immensely grateful to all our relatives, devoted friends, and caring neighbours, for their overwhelming support after her sudden death on 23rd April 2020. Your prayers, messages of condolence, spiritual, financial, and material support together with your presence and sympathy were and remain an immense source of comfort to us all.

Monica’s sudden death has been difficult to bear, but we draw strength and encouragement from the knowledge that she touched and impacted many with her readiness to help, love and accept everyone.

Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to ACK St. George Donholm, ACK Kaharati, Harambee Sacco Estate officials, Fourteen Falls Court residents and the staff of Montezuma Monalisa Funeral Home in Kabati.

It is not possible to mention everyone by name, please accept our most sincere and deepest gratitude for your unwavering love and support which continues to sustain us. The Almighty God bless you abundantly for your kindness.

“I thank my God always when I remember you” Philippians 1:3  

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Jane Njoki Kellonye

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Appreciation

 Sunrise May 1964 – Sunset May 2020

We the family of Dr Enos Kellonye Amuyunzu extend our heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming support from relatives and friends during the sudden demise of our loving mum Jane Njoki Kellonye.

Special thanks to the Salvation Army Nakuru Citadel, Director — Bright Light Girls (Njoro), Jerusalem Women Fellowship, Raviera Fraternity, The County Government of Nakuru, Friends and neighbours from Nakuru, Nairobi, Njoro, Subukia and Mago (Vihiga County). To all those who participated in one way or the other, please accept this as an acknowledgement of our appreciation since it’s not possible to mention by name all those who stood with us throughout the process of laying our Mother to rest.

Your prayers, thoughts, financial support and physical presence is highly appreciated. May the almighty God bless you all.

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Billiah Moraa Joseph (Matron)

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Appreciation

Sunrise 09/03/1944 – Sunset 10/05/2020

We, the family of Joseph Sanganyi Omambia, wish to thank all those who supported us following the demise of our mother, wife, grandmother and great grandmother. We can never thank you enough for the love, prayers, generosity and encouragement that you have, and continue to shower us with.

Sincere gratitude to the Late Pr. Agostino Moindi’s family, Late Pr. Nathan Omambia’s family, extended family members and friends. Special thanks to all the Doctors and Nurses who have been assisting and treating Mrs. Billiah during her long illness bravely borne and in particular, Professor E. Amayo and his team, Dr Oyoo of Nairobi, the Mater Hospital staff in Nairobi, Dr Misiani and Dr. Cheruiyot of Nyangena Hospital in Kisii who took care of her when she fell ill, Dr Nyagwoko of Getembe Hospital Kisii,Tombe Medical Care and Head of Clinical Medicine Department, Kisil Teaching & Referral Hospital, Daniel Omaylo Nyameino for the immense support.

Special recognition to all her caregivers i.e Stella, Elmelder, Naomi, Edna, Maurine, late Gladys, Nyakundi, Makori, Fred, Joshua, Eric among many others who made sure she was well taken care of. Special appreciation to Tombe SDA Church (Nyamira Conference), the pastors and all congregants who would occasionally fellowship with Mama Billiah. We also remember all the close friends to the family who visited her at her home and also in hospital to give her company and comfort during her long illness bravely borne.

We cannot be able to thank each person individually but we sincerely thank everyone who supported us in any way.