Beloved Honourable Nathan Waliaula Munoko

Earthly Sunrise: 20th May 1922 – Earthly Sunset: 19th December 2024

It has been 365 days since God called you home. You lifted your hands to heaven with peaceful acceptance and a gentle smile. God, your Maker, your Father, your Friend embraced you and took you home. 102 years God gave you on this earth and you lived with a grateful heart, a kind spirit and quick wit. What a wonder you were, a testimony that those who trust in the LORD shall, renew their strength, mount up on wings like eagles, walk and not be faint.

You walked with God and your spirit was never faint, in fact, by God’s hand you were ever hopeful, ever tenacious, ever loving. You were ready to do the LORD’s work even in your old age. Your faith in God was unwavering. A blessed man who delighted in the things of God. You ran your race with humility and an unquenchable fire born of the Holy spirit and we still see the light burning. The echoes of your life still ring true in the words you spoke, the things you did, and the state of your heart.

102 years were not enough for us who love you and miss you, but because you accepted God’s will, we accept it. “Wele kambolele, kimiaka kino kia nyalile” you said with a smile.

Until we meet again, we will run this race and follow Jesus Christ Whom you loved with all your heart. Always remembered, Always Cherished! We will miss you always! RIP

John 10:27-28 27 My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me. 28 I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish; no one will snatch them out of my hand.

 

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Lucresia Chao Mghendi Randolph

1St Anniversary/Appreciation

Rested on 14th December 2024

Our sister, it is one year since you went to be with the Lord. No single day passes without us thinking of you. You are gone from our sight but you will forever be in our hearts.

Our heartfelt appreciation to our loved ones, CHAO’S Friends and family in the USA and Kenya for your comforting messages, calls, visits, financial support during the trying period which has been our source of strength. We are truly humbled and are grateful to each one of you.

CHAO you are deeply missed by your children, grandchildren, your friends and family.

CHAO …YOU LIVED AND FOUGHT GRACEFULLY AND RESTED PEACEFULLY

Matu Wamae

In Loving Memory

3rd Anniversary

Three years have passed since you went home to be with the Lord, yet your presence is still deeply felt in the rhythm of our lives. Your memory remains forever in our hearts.

As we mark your third anniversary, we honour you with gratitude and prayer Though time has moved forward, the love and lessons you gave us continue to guide our paths every day.We thank God for the gift of your life and the legacy you left behind.

Your beloved wife, children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren continue to carry your light. We honour you by living the values you taught so faithfully — kindness, resilience, compassion, and unity and by passing them on to the generations that follow. Forever cherished. Forever missed.

Rest in eternal peace.

 

Paul Gatheru Kinuthia (Guka Nes)

A DECADE OF MISSING YOU, A LIFETIME OF LOVING YOU

Its ten years since that Monday morning, 14TH December 2015, when life quietly split into “before” and “after “Ten years since we received the news that reshaped our world in ways we could never have prepared for.

A decade later, grief has changed shape. It is no longer the loud, choking storm it once was. it has softened into a quiet ache , a gentle tug at the heart when a song you loved plays, when a memory surfaces unexpectedly, when we catch glimpses of you in the small habits we inherited without noticing.

Though time has continued its steady march, the place you held in our lives remains tender and unchanged.Your kindness, your steady presence, your quiet strength, and the love you poured into us still simmers gently in our hearts. We carry your lessons in how we work, how we keep family close, how we love, how we persevere.

In these ten years, the family has grown in number, in love, and in strength.

Today, we honour you with gratitude, not sorrow; with celebration, not despair.Though we miss you more than words can express, we are comforted knowing you rest in God’s eternal peace.

Forever in our hearts Dad. From your loving wife -Mukonyo; Your dear children -Wanjiku, Kinuthia, Wambui and Muli. And your grandsons! Mesta, Gee, Gatheru, Manzi, Kabata and Kiuna.

 

Mzee Petro Ngovolia Edavo & Mama Esther Kagai Ngovolia

In Loving Memory

It has been 8 years (dad) and 1 year (mom) since you both left us. We thank the Almighty God for having blessed us with you. Time has not healed the pain but the grace of God has been sufficient enough to see us through as we remember the good times we shared with you. We can only say “let the will of God be done’ for He allowed us to be with you.

Still loved and missed by your children, Grandchildren and the entire family.You will be forever in our hearts.

There will be a memorial service on December 13, 2025 at their former home in Ikumba Village as from 10:00a.m.

John 16:22 “Therefore you too have grief now, but I will see you again, and your heart will rejoice, and no one will take your joy away from you.”

 

Susan Wanjiku Wanjuki

5th Anniversary

1964 – 2020

Today marks the fifth year since you left us to be with the Lord. We think about you always.
We talk about you still, you have never been forgotten and you never will.
We held you close within our hearts and there you will remain to walk and guide us through our lives till we meet again.A beautiful soul you were.A Beautiful memory you left behind.

Susan was the beloved wife of Hon. Dr. Wachira Karani M.P Laikipia West, dear mum of Edwin Karani and Lee Wanjuki (USA) and grandmother of Taraji Wanjiku Karani.

Beloved daughter of Loise Wambui Wanjuki of (Karaba-I Muhotetu) Laikipia West and Elizabeth Wangithi Karani of (Kiamaina Village Kirinyaga County) sister, aunt, cousin and niece to many.

 

Dr. Wilfred A. Mutubwa OGW LL.D C.Arb FCIArb

1st Anniversary

1982 – 2024

One year has passed since you left us, yet your memory remains as tender and alive as ever. It is in the quiet moments that we feel your absence most deeply–in the echoes of your laughter, in the warmth of your smile, and in the spaces your presence once filled so effortlessly. You lived a life marked by kindness, humility, and unwavering love. Your gentle strength continues to guide us, reminding us of the beauty of compassion and the value of a life lived with purpose. Though our hearts still ache, we hold tightly to the memories that keep you close— the conversations we cherished, the joy you brought, and the love you shared so freely. Your legacy lives on in the people you touched, in the lessons you left behind, and in the love that remains forever woven into our lives. You may be gone from our sight, but never from our hearts.

“Those we love never truly leave us; they walk beside us in every memory and every moment shared.” Forever loved, deeply missed, and always remembered.

Fondly remembered by your wife Virginia, daughters Noelle, Nadine, your caring mother Ms. Diosiana, Family members and Friends,.

Dr.Timothy K. Riungu

In Loving Memory

1st Anniversary Sunrise:

24th February 1989 – Sunset: 24th November 2024

As we mark the 1st anniversary of our beloved son, brother and father of Mwirigi Kiruja, the family takes this moment to reflect with deep gratitude of a life well lived.

Your humility and love to all family and people you interacted with especially the patients you served will remain in our hearts for along time.

We remain profoundly thankful to God Almighty and friends who walked with us through this very trying and painful time.

You are our Hero and forever in our hearts.

RIP

Job lv:21″…the LORD gives and the LORD has taken away Blessed be the name of LORD.”

 

 

Claire Malesi Waudo & Wilberforce Waudo

In Loving Memory

21st Anniversary & 25th Anniversary

Our dear loved ones, The Lord called you to His glorious home,We continue to celebrate the beautiful lives you lived.

Dearly missed and affectionately remembered by Mum, Gaddy, Robin, Roselyn,Albert, Fredrick, and Chris, together with relatives, friends, and all those whose lives you touched in a special way.

John 11:25-26 :Whoever believes in me, though he dies, yet shall he live, and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die.

 

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Mama Fibi Abayo Orinda Okiro

In Loving Memory

Sunrise: 31/12/1949 — Sunset: 20/11/2024

Today marks one year since a golden heart stopped beating and hard working hands came to a sudden rest. Our hearts were broken even as God proved to us one more time that he chooses to take the best.

Our lives fell apart and has never been the same, marked by lonely and teary days, fond memories and silent laughters. We fondly reflect on the journey your life was, one so vibrant and beautiful as long as it lasted. The imprint of your smile remains a constant reminder that you are in the lord’s everlasting arms with an assured hope to meet again some glad morning. As painful as the physical separation may be, we remain forever connected in the spirit you so greatly espoused. Your memory is constant every passing day as we reminisce, smile and laugh at the little jokes and moments we shared together. Given a chance, we would gladly relive the beautiful journey, but we move boldly in your honor We deeply miss your warmth, laughter and love chat filled our lives. The many lives you touched forever remain an endless reminder of the beautiful soul we were blessed to have. Your presence may no longer be felt in the same way, but your love remains our guide and comfort giving us strength every day. We miss you deeply Maa- always and forever in our hearts.

Our gratitude to family, friends, church family, colleagues and relatives who stood with us during our most difficult time. May the almighty God forever reward you and walk with you as he also walks with us always.

Continue to rest well Nya Dagy!