9th Death Anniversary

Mom, on October 25th, 2016, nine years ago, God saw you growing tired and knew a cure was not to be. So, He wrapped His arms around you and whispered, “come to me.” With tearful eyes, we watched you fade away. We miss your charming laughter and your strength every day. Though nine years have passed, your love remains our guiding light.We carry a piece of your heart with us always, and you left a big hole, but we know you are watching over us.

Dearly missed by your ever-loving children, Patriciah Ontiri, Dr. Christopher Kenyariri, Josephine Bitange, James Bichage, Alice Kenyariri, and Robina Kemunto. Your sons-in-law, Harrison Ontiri, Joseph Bitange, Dr. Joseph Sikueya, and Philip Kebaso, and your daughters-in-law, Caroline Orina and Veronica Bichage. Your grandchildren, Richard, Nyakundi, Rose, Job, Bill, Michelle, Leon, Divinah, Cynthia, Tulip, Kemunto, Deborah, Emmanuel, Kimberly,Tiffany, Beverly Nyaboke, Megany, Gifton, and Gillian, among others. Your loving brothers, Elijah Manduku, Naftali Onchweri, Richard Obino, Nyamari, & Abel Onsare among others, your only remaining loving sister, Aska Moraa Nyagwachi. Your nephews and nieces, plus your great-grandchildren, Kimberly, Emmanuel, Mikel, Xaniyah, and Yael.

A mom’s death leaves a hole in her children’s lives, no matter how old they are when she passes away. Omong’ina Baba Nyaboke, keep resting peacefully in everlasting peace

In Loving Memory

One Year On

Its been one year since you left us, Mum. A year of quiet moments, aching hearts, and memories that feel both distant and vividly close.Time has moved forward, but your absence remains a stillness in our lives – a space no one eke can fill.

You were the heart of our home, the steady hand, the gentle voice, our guiding light.Your love was unconditional, your strength quiet but fierce. You taught us kindness, resilience, and the importance of family. Even now, your wisdom echoes in our choices, your laughter lingers in our memories, and your love continues to guide us. Today, we remember not just the pain of losing you, but the joy of having had you. We honor your life, your legacy, and the countless ways you shaped ours.

You are missed beyond words, loved beyond measure, and remembered always. With love, your children Sofa, Annet,Maluki, and Mbila, Felister, and lrungu, your grandchildren; Bruce, Anthony, Tony, Michael and Malika, Your siblings, Kali, Kitavi, Ngumbau, Mbuli, Mumbi, and Mangole. Your Aunt Hon, Nyiva Mwendwa, Your uncles, aunts, nieces and nephews.

To our larger family, and friends, thank you for standing with us, for comforting words, steadfast presence, and your acts of remembrance.

Rest in peace Mum.

Phil 1:3 — I Thank God Upon Every Remembrance of You.

In Loving Memory/21st Anniversary

Sunrise: 1st December 1964 – Sunset: 30th October 20o4

Today, 30th October 2025, we mark twenty one years since you suddenly left us. Though you are no longer physically with us, your memory will forever live on within us. In the depths of our sadness, we find solace in remembering the beautiful person you were and shall forever cherish the memories of the love, joy and happiness that you brought into our lives as an adoring Wife, Mum, Daughter, Sister and Friend.

Fondly remembered and greatly missed by your husband Kinyanjui, children Maingi, Maina and Mwangi, parents, relatives and many friends.

Those we Love are never gone but live within our hearts forever. Rest in peace.

In Loving Memory

Died on 24th October 2024

A year ago, Thirty nine years of storytelling, love, laughter and travel unravelled into grief and loss. Thro’ our searing pain and gaping emptiness We give thanks to the source of life For the beautiful gift of Aaron’s life, For his loving family, For the enduring friendships, For the memorable journeys, And for the sure hope of a resurrection.

21st Anniversary

30th December 1938 – 21st October 2004

In this day and age when society is dismissive of such tenets as patience, gratitude, integrity, authenticity and the humanity of leadership, we continue to celebrate these as espoused by your life.

As we aspire to emulate them, we thank God for your daringly different leadership in that arena of authoritarian conformity.

Esa Yatukha! Joshua 1:9