MWALIMU DAVID MUSYOKI MULI
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Born: 1950 Died: February 9, 2018
Kakamega High School Alumni regrets to announce the passing to glory of Late Mwalimu David Musyoki Muli, a retired renown History teacher and prolific career master at Kakamega High School for many years.
A father-figure, a friend and mentor to entire Katch Alumni.
Incomparable and passionate History teacher who shaped and contributed to the country’s intellectual landscape.
He’s not only missed by his immediate family, but by all those who were privileged to drink from his deep well of knowledge, compassion and foresight.
We as the Katch Alumni pray for his
soul to rest in perpetual peace, AMEN!
Till we meet again, Mwalimu
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For those who knew you longer, mwalimu, may write entire books or chapters to celebrate your life well intentioned and lived. But for me who was privileged to know you for two years only during my ‘A’ Levels at Kakamega High, I only have kind words albeit brief to describe the giant of a man who has slept. I joined one of the biggest school then, losing my then identity in the noise of largese. But I got solace and my footing through your induction and constant mentorship that you offered to us then. Besides, our frequent interactions during our History classes drew me closer to you making me know you better. You were kind, considerate and a father-figure away from home to all students. Your demeanour was also consistent with your character and temperament. Whereas Mr. K was the gentleman corporate leader, and Shaz the ubiquitous on-hand collassus straddling the entire Katch community, you struck the middle ground, hence our natural place of comfort. I learned of Mwalimu’s death with a heavy heart. I join family and Katch Alumni and community to pray to the almighty to accept you in His dwelling unconditionally. May your soul rest in eternal peace, AMEN!
Bruno ISOHI SHIOSO (‘A’ Level Class of 86-87)
Rest in eternal peace my teacher.
Webster Wechuli, 89-92
Mwalimu,words are not enough to describe you.
You came
You saw
You conquered
R.I.P.
Godwin Manyengo
“A” level 85-86
Fare the well our beloved teacher. He resigned from deputyship from his hospital bed. Which ailment was largely imagined as a result of ‘African chemistry’. When I went for my job application reference letter, Mr. K cleverly asked him to do me the favour, knowing very well Mr. Khabs would have murdered my case. Forever in my mind Mwalimu. R.I.P
Anyonyi Chris.
Muli. ,THE Great master,
With A gentleman mien,
Polite but firm,
In him, we had comfort.
We felt at home.
He had a way of getting out the mischief from the mischievous adolescents that we were, calmly with a father’s Counsel.
Never did anyone feel wronged when corrected.
And those who he punished, felt justified by the punishment he meted out.
RIP our mentor. We shall greatly Miss you.
Mr Muli was how we referred him to.You tuovhed many lives and you proved to be the only easy approachable ,humble/kind and loving teacher to many.We shall praise you more in your demise because of you action and council to us to make us who we are today. You walked a Holly life, very admirable and I know you are at peace in the hands of God. We shall miss you sir.Lala Salama Mwalimu.
Fare thee well my most humble teacher. While you walked the face of this planet Earth, I can authoritatively say without fear of contradiction, that you did function with supernatural amplitude of comprehension and dealt circumspectly in the affairs of those who came in contact with you. We shall miss you Sir!!
R.I.P