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.

 

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.”

 

 

1t Anniversary

Gone – always loved and never forgotten

It has been a year since we farewelled our beloved father, whose steadfast love, warmth, and wisdom continue to echo through our lives. As a father, you guided us with patience and strength; as a husband, you shared unwavering devotion and partnership; as a brother, you held our family together with resilience, always guiding us through both the joyful times and the hardest days; as an uncle, your presence brought joy, laughter, and a sense of belonging to the extended family. You were a grandfather whose gentle spirit inspired and comforted, and a friend whose loyalty and kindness knew no bounds.

This past year has been almost unbearably hard. There have been moments when the reality of your absence struck with a force never imagined, leaving a silence so heavy it has been felt in every corner of our lives. The days have been filled with longing—sometimes sharp and sudden, sometimes a quiet ache that settles in and refuses to leave. Facing each day without you has been a challenge we were never prepared for, and there are times we’ve wondered how we would find our way through.

We are deeply grateful to every one of you who has held Richard Torrut’s family close this past year. Your prayers, your presence, and your incredible generosity have lifted us when we felt weak and comforted us when the days were hardest. You have stood with us in ways we will never forget and carried us through with love that has meant more than words can express.

Through every ache and every trial, our hearts overflow with gratitude to God for His sustaining grace, which has carried us through the hardest days and offered light when all seemed lost. There isn’t a day that goes by when we don’t feel the ache of your absence, Mzee, Our hearts are heavy with missing you. We hold tight to the hope that you are resting gently, wrapped in perfect peace, until the day we can embrace you again at Jesus’ feet. Until then, we carry your memory with us, loving you more deeply than words could ever say.

In Loving Memory

Born: 23rd November – Died: 11th November 2024

It’s been a year since you left us Dad, yet your presence still guides our lives. You were a strict disciplinarian-firm, principled, and corrected us when we strayed. Though your harshness was hard to understand, we now see it came from love and a desire to shape us into, responsible people. You always held our hands and rubbed our fingers a simple gesture that spoke of a softer love that you rarely showed in words.

We remember your neat suits and suspenders, your daily ritual of reading the newspaper, and your passion for sugarcane farming-the work that brought you pride and joy. You gave each of us names filled with meaning and pride. Your love for mathematics pushed as to master mathematical tables, a lesson in discipline and learning that remains with us. Beneath your stern exterior was a gentle heart. You cared for widows, orphans, and the less fortunate, giving freely and humbly. Your laughter, rare smile, and quiet kindness still warm our hearts.

A year may have passed, but your spirit, lessons, and love endure.We honor you always, Dad.

Your Children: Dennis, Maureen, Emily, Bella, King, and Eunice Odhialo.