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Eunice Njoki Thumbi

2nd Anniversary

Two years have passed since you left us for your heavenly abode, yet it seems just as yesterday. For us you were the light of our lives, a beacon of love, kindness and unwavering strength Not a day passes without us thinking of you and though time will soften the edges of our grief, the void you left in our hearts can never be filled.

As we remember you today, we reflect the countless beautiful memories we shared. Your gentle smile and comforting words are treasures we hold close to our hearts.

You are dearly missed by your husband, children, grandchildren, friends and relatives.

The family deeply appreciates the continued support and love received from the church, family members, friends and all our social welfare groups.

“If we live, we live for the Lord, and if we die, we die to the Lord; So then, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord.” Roman’s 1

Rose Akelo Wasunna

In Loving Memory

Five Years Without You

It’s been five years since you left us to be with the Lord, and not a day goes by that we don’t feel the weight of your absence.

You were more than a mother — you were our guide, our fiercest protector, and our greatest cheerleader. Your love was steady and always present. We miss your voice, your hugs, your timeless beauty, and your quiet strength. But we take comfort in knowing you are with our beloved father, the love of your life. Yours was a bond that taught us what true partnership looks like — rooted in love, respect, and shared purpose.

As a lifelong educator, you didn’t just teach in classrooms —you taught through how you lived: with grace, humility, and an unwavering belief in the power of kindness. You poured your heart into your siblings, in-laws, extended family, students, and community, always giving more than you took.

We carry you Mum in our hearts, in our choices, and in the way we are raising our children. We miss you, Mum. We always will, until we meet again.

Elizabeth, Angela, Anthony and Arthur

 

Beverly Ndunyu

In Loving Memory

Beloved wife of Mr. Martin Mithamo Ndunyu.

Daughter of Mr. James Love [DTL] & Mrs. Clarissa Phillips [DTL].

Daughter-in-Law of Mrs Tabitha Waruguru Ndunyu and Mr. Gabriel Mithamo Ndunyu [DTL].

Sister-in-Law of Mr. Andrew Thuku Ndunyu, Mrs. Irene Thuku, Ms Lydia Kabuchi Ndunyu and Mrs Cheryl Love [Daryl Love, [DTL]].

Remembering You, every day. Missing You is a heartache, that never goes away.

Joseph Njoroge Muiruri

In Loving Memory

Sunrise: February 5, 1944 – Sunset: June 19, 2020

Dad it is five years now since you left us and it feels like yesterday but the memories you gave us are still etched in our hearts.
Though we cannot see you physically, you are always by our side and in our thoughts. Each one of us misses you in a unique and personal way. We however know that you are in a better place, a place of peace, joy and endless love, where we will meet again. Lovingly remembered by your children (Tony, Mwangi and Shiro), grandchildren and the rest of the family.

Continue to Rest in Peace.

Arthur Kabue Ngwiri

In Loving Memory

Ten years today, Dad. It hasn’t been easy, but we’ve teamed to live, grow, and even smite again. We carry your memory with warmth, deep gratitude, and a quiet acke. We thank God for the years we had – you are missed, Loved., and never forgotten.

With love, Brian, Robert, Andrew, Emlyn, Eugene and their families.

Proverbs 10:7 (ESV) “The memory of righteous is a blessing”

 

David Murage Mureithi & Ephantus Muriuki Mureithi

In Loving Memory

36th Anniversary

It has been 36 years since that fateful day you were both called to rest. We thank the Lord for the precious time He gave us with you.

David Murage Mureithi — Fondly remembered by your loving wife, Loise War Mureithi, your children Mugure, Wambui, Mureithi, and Wairimu, and your grandchildren, some named in your honour; who never had the blessing of meeting you, yet know you through the memories and stories we share. You are also dearly missed by your extended family and friends.

Ephantus Muriuki Mureithi — Remembered with love by all whose lives you touched with your gentle, kind spirit.

Today, we find comfort in the words of scripture: “The Lord is close to.the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” Psalm 3 4: 1 8

In God’s hands you rest; in our hearts, you live forever. Deeply missed, Forever cherished.

May your Souls continue to rest in Eternal Peace.

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Elder Reuben Kipkemboi Koech Kurgat (Former Head of Investment, Zep-Re.)

Forever In Our Hearts

It’s exactly one year since the cruel hand of death snatched you from us. No words can express the magnitude of our loss; No tears can reduce the pain and grief we have gone through. Through it all we anchor our hope in God’s Promise in Revelation 21:4 “And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain; for the former things are passed away.

Forever we are grateful to the following groups, individuals and organisations for sharing in our grief, Lavington Seventh-day Adventist Church, ZEP-Re, special mention Ms. Hope Murera (M.D) and Mr Joseph Nabimanya and Kasee, Britam (Nairobi Four), Cooperative Bank, Old Mutual, Madison Insurance, Collegues former Barclays Bank, IRA special mention Mr. Kiptum (CEO), Nairobi Hospital, Lee Funeral Home,The Funeral organising committee, Wareng Power House, Kuriyot Group, Naireldo ladies, Riara Exeter Home owners, Riara Exeter residents, Nile Cresent Karen,The running community, Stayfit Not Still; special mention Lady Justice Patricia Nyaundi, UG Farm (Plateau), Songitch Farm, Nyamila (Jo Kager, Joka Jairo Ougo), All choirs. Elite Travel, Karen Community Church S.D.A, Banda School, German School community, UK friends and Preston Seventh-day Adventist Church: special mention Elder Ronald, Elder Cess and Sis. Anita. All Friends, well wishers and relatives. Hon. Sarah Serem.

I, Teresia Akinyi Koech (Widow), PhilJoash Kibet (son), Prudence Kinda Koech (Daughter) and Praise Chepkigen Nalemo Koech (Daughter) will forever be grateful to God who gave us the late Reuben Kipkemboi Koech and allowed him to rest after he emptied himself to the family, community and humanity.

Till Resurrection morning Ruby.

Appollos Hiram Muna

In Loving Memory

It has been 11 years since you suddenly left us
Your absence left a void that will never be filled
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal Every sacrifice you made was not in vain Every lesson you taught was understood

Many families are benefiting because of your foresight
That is why we have been honoring you. Your wisdom inspired us, your courage Strengthened us, and faith has carried us through

Good people must die but death cannot kill their names or legacy
Fondly remembered by your loving wife Janet and children Brian & Jake, Ingrid, jeremie, Faith & Almeida and June &Derek

Please join us in a Memorial Mass at the Consolata Shrine, Westlands at 5:30 pm.

“Loved ones never depart, they rest in God’s hands and live our hearts forever”

Elizaphan Njanju Ngechu

10 Year Anniversary

In Loving Memory

19th February 1950 — 6th June 2015

It’s been 10 years since you sadly left us. Your absence left a void that will never be filled. Dad, there is no passing day that we don’t think about you.The love and memories you left us will forever remain etched in our hearts, your wisdom and assurance continue to guide us. Thank you for being the BEST to us.

You are dearly missed by your wife Bishop Mary Ngechu, your children James & Patricia Ngechu, Martha Njeri, Mercy & Kevin Kimani, grandchildren and the entire family and friends. We remember you today, with love and gratitude for the joy you brought us. Continue resting in peace Dad together with your son and our dear brother Karanja, you will always be remembered, cherished and forever will be in our hearts.

Psalms 112:6 -“Surely the righteous will never be shaken; they will be remembered forever”.

 

Mama Sarah Amateshe Mutsotso

3rd Anniversary

3 years ago today a heart of gold stopped beating. Hard working hands rested. God broke our hearts to prove that he only takes the best. Dearest mum, though you are gone, your love remains our greatest treasure.

Greatly loved and deeply missed by your family, your friends and your community.

Many thanks to all who continue to support us.

The Muhati family