David Sadia Obago

It is with acceptance of God’s will that we announce the death of David Sadia Obago, son of the late Stephen Amboga Sadia and the late Truphosa Ogweny of Lwala Majango, Rarieda. Husband of Monica Obago. Father of Jemima, Irene, the late Ernest, Catherine and Gilbert Ombima, Tony & Yuka, Rosslyn & Mutahi Wanjau, Ann & Samson Gwer. Grandfather of Tetlar, Nigel, Mike, Jordan, Christian, Leo and Eliana. Grandson of Sadia Kanyala and Obor nyar Oketch.

Brother of Alex, Mary, the late Samuel, Christine, Margaret and the late Erastus. Brother in law of Jane, Martin, Winnie, Pauline, Susan, the late Yusuf, the late Betty, Serah & the late Jared Mbuya, the late Jeconiah, the late John & Peris Oyawa, Irene & the late Bernard Aura, Philip & Rachel Oduor. Beloved cousin and uncle to many.

Relatives and friends will meet for prayer, fundraising and tributes at All Saints Cathedral on Tuesday 21st February and Thursday 23rd February 2017 at 5.30pm. There will be a fundraising on 28th February at All Saints Cathedral at 5.30pm. In the meantime, contributions towards funeral arrangements can be sent to 0720 – 758-617 and 0722-368-794.

The cortege leaves Montezuma & Monalisa Funeral Home on March 2nd 2017 for a memorial and thanksgiving service at 12pm at St Barnabas Church, Otiende, Lang’ata.

His body leaves for Kisumu on Friday March 3rd 2017 for an overnight vigil. Burial is set for March 4th 2017 from 10am at his home in Lwala Majango in Asembo.

A selfless gentleman, a pioneer and role model, endeared to many and loved by us. We thank God for his life. He rests in eternal peace.

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  1. MAXWEL,OCHIENG NGORE
    MAXWEL,OCHIENG NGORE says:

    I first met Mr. David Sadia in 2011 at his home in Majango village while working as a research assistant with KEMRI/CDC. A soft spoken man with excellent mastery of the Queen’s language he was. He loved planting sweet potatoes and generally loved farming. He fondly talked about his children and wife, he did truly love his aged mother who was also a great friend of mine. I learnt quite a lot from David, from his love and dedication to community work down to family level. My prayers are with the family. May my friend’s gentle soul Rest In Eternal Peace.

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