Judith Ayal Omondi

Appreciation

“So when tomorrow starts without me, don’t think we are far apart. For every time you think of me I’m right here in your heart”

We, the family of the departed Mrs. Juddie Ayal Omondi formerly of Huruma Girls, would like to sincerely express our gratitude for the incredible kindness and support accorded to us during her one day hospitalization, funeral arrangements and subsequent interment six months ago. We would especially like to thank the Pastoral team and members of A.I.C. church in Nairobi led by Rev. Dr. Stephen Mairuri, for the prayers, emotional and financial support.

We cannot forget the immense support from the following groups; Kano Community in Nairobi and diaspora, Madam Juddie’s past students and colleagues of Lela Mixed, Huruma Girls, St Albert’s Ulanda, Nyando Abidha Group and English Paper 1 National Examiners. Past colleagues from Kenyatta University class of 1990, Siriba Gold, Yala Old Boys Association, British Council family, Nyikwa Salome, Kenober Self Help Group, Kisumu Day Class of 1984, St. Aloys Gem Secondary School Community, Dago Kokore, Simba & Simba Advocates, our neighbours in Ahero, Boya and Syokimau and all our relatives and friends who called, visited sent messages of condolences to comfort us at an undoubtedly what has been a very difficult chapter in our lives.

We appreciate the various committees that were set up to support the funeral planning in Nairobi and at Onjiko Location, Boya led by Ken Ojuando and Tom Kore respectively. We thank the Ag. DG of Health Dr Patrick Amoth and Allan Sangoro for coordinating all the requisite protocols for mum’s safe passage to her final resting place.

Since we are not able to individually reach all those who came out to stand with us and demonstrate their love for Juddie, we hereby post this piece to express our appreciation of your support that enabled us give mum a befitting farewell. May God richly bless you.

In each tear shed, there is a memory with a story to tell.