Mama Agneta Atieno Sumba

Appreciation

We, the family of the late mama Agneta Atieno Sumba wish to express our sincere appreciation and deep gratitude to all who stood with us during the most difficult time of our said mother’s death. We say thank you to the funeral organizing committee and all who supported us morally and financially. Your unwavering support, kind words of encouragement, visits and prayers brought us comfort.

To the Maseno West ACK church fraternity led by Bishop John Mark Hating Godia, Hono ACK Parish led by Rev. Ombago and Uyoma ACK Church, we lack words to appreciate you enough. Rev. Margaret Odhiambo and Ngiya ACK Parish and choir, Cannon Robai Ayuma Abutika of St.Veronica ACK South B, you are most appreciated for giving our mother a more than de.,,erving send off and for having uplifted her spiritually all along.To the ACK mothers union fraternity, Rev. Dorothy Ochieng of Nyamira ACK Parish, Bondo and Rev. Francis Otworo of Kisumu, thank you all for taking time off your schedules to ensure you gave “mama” a more than deserving send off.

Special acknowledgment and gratitude to all doctors and nurses at Aga Khan Hospital. Nairobi and Kisumu for doing all that was humanly possible and for having taken good care of “mama” during her admission in hospital.

We appreciate the Rt. Hon. Prime Minister, Rah Amolo Odinga and Mama Ida Odinga for condoling with us and for offering kind words of encouragement. Wealso, in a special way wish to appreciate the governor of Siaya County HE. James Orengo, the Senator for Siaya County, Hon Oburu Odinga, the cabinet Minister for Energy Hon. Opiyo Wandayi, the M.P for Alego/Usonga Constituency, Hon. Sam Atandi, the Principal Secretary, Ministry of Interior and National Administration, Hon. Raymond Omolo, Kisumu County Women Rep. Hon. Ruth Adhiambo Odinga, the M.P for Ugenya Constituency, Hon. David Ochieng, the ODM party secretariat, the Hon. Speaker, Siaya County Assembly, Hon. George Okode, the Hon. MCAs and the entire Siaya County Assembly for being more than dependable morally and financially throughout the funeral period,.

Most sincere appreciation and thanks to the Yinda family, the larger Nyamodi family, the larger KaRagot and Koracha families, Pamela Aoko Oganga. Christine Oraro & Company Advocates, Justices Joseph Karanja and Charles Mbogo, Bombay University alumni, the Rophine Field Group of Schools led by Mr. Bonface Owiti and to everyone who supported us morally and financially.

While we may not be able to thank everyone individually, kindly accept this acknowledgment as a token of our sincere appreciation to all who walked and continue walking this journey with us. Your support has been more than overwhelming.

2 Timothy 4:7 “I have fought a good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”

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Margaret Njoki Karanja

In Loving Memory

The Karanja Karungu family humbly acknowledges the first anniversary of the
passing of our beloved matriarch, Margaret Njoki Karanja, who was called home on July 8, 2024.

Affectionately known as Maitu, Cucu, Maitu-Mukuru, Sister, Muiru, Friend and Teacher. Margaret lived a full and joyous 75 years, intentionally impacting countless lives. While our lives will never be the same without our Mum and Cucu, we have been sustained by the unwavering love and comfort of the Lord.
We are eternally grateful for her intentional and prayerful life, the invaluable lessons she taught both inside and outside the classroom and her tireless intercession.

Her profound love for Christ continues to be the foundation that binds us. The life lessons she shared, the values she instilled and the immense love and generosity she so deeply expressed are a cherished gift we are passing down to her grandchildren.

We have truly experienced God’s abundance over the past year and remain steadfast in our faith.

The family extends gratitude for the continued support, prayers, home visits, calls, messages and kind gestures received over the past year and beyond.

As He continues to comfort us, may the Lord God Almighty cause his face to shine upon everyone who fondly remembers Nyina wa Karungu. May he answer you whenever you call upon His name.

With gratitude,love and blessings,

Karungu, Wagema & Ngina, Pastor Wamaitha Wamz and our children

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Dr. J.B. Wanjui

In Loving Memory 

One Year On

As we mark the first anniversary of the passing of our beloved Dr J.B. Wanjui on July 2nd, 2024, the family takes this moment to reflect with deep gratitude on a life well-lived and the enduring Legacy he Left behind.

We remain profoundly thankful to the many friends, colleagues, and well-wishers who walked with us through every stage – from his final days to his Layinc to rest, and throughout this past year. Your unwavering support, kinc. words, and acts of remembrance have brought our family comfort and strength in immeasurable ways.

Dr. Wanjui was a visionary leader, mentor, and devoted family man whose influence continues to resonate across generations. While we miss him deeply, we find solace in the values he livec by and the example he set.

“What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.” – Pericles
With heartfelt appreciation,

The Family of Dr. J.B. Wanjui

July 2nd, 2025

Mzee Charles Ngugi Kariuki (Thenya)

Appreciation

We, the family of Mzee Charles Ngugi Kariuki (Thenya), wish to express our heartfelt gratitude for the prayers, support and comforting messages we received during his sendoff.

Special thanks goes to Nation Media Group for the overwhelming support. We highly appreciate Kapi Limited, The organizing committee led by Ibrahirn Kiratu, Mwireri Women Self Help Group led by Chair-lady Suzanna Wanjiru, Glorious Church led by Pastor Simon Mutuota, Event MC Original Gitonga, extended family members, neighbors and all friends of the family for their massive support. May the good Lord bless you all abundantly.

Romans 14:7-8 “For none of us lives to himself, and none of us dies to himself. For if we live, we live to the Lord, and if we die, we die to the Lord. So then, whether we live or whether we die, we are the Lord’s”

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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

Ian Mutuma Kimathi Mutuerandu (Yuma)

Appreciation

The Kimathi Mutuerandu family in conjunction with Nthuki Social Club expresses gratitude for the support received during Ian Mutuma’s sickness, treatment, demise, and send-off.

Special thanks are extended to Doctors, Nurses & Staff of St. Mary’s Mission Hospital and Nairobi West Hospital for medical care, special thanks to Dr.Anastasia Mpungu.

The family acknowledges the support from Clergy in Nairobi and Meru, particularly mentioning St. Andrews P.C.E.A Church and Ndagene P.C.E.A church. Special thanks to the Moderator, The Very Rev Dr Julius Mwamba and the Moderator, Igoki North Parish Rev Samuel Murigu.

Appreciation is shown to the National and County Governments, as well as to former and current leaders at both levels, for their immense support. Special mention of Abogeta Sub County DCC Mr Tuwei, South lmenti MP Hon Dr Shadrack Mwiti, MCA Abogeta West D.M.K Ksogora, John Muchiri Nyaga former Manyata MP and former Meru Governor Hon Kiraitu Murungi.

Various organizations such as the University of Nairobi, Thormas Burke Primary School, Lenana School, NIT and colleagues from KTDA, NACHU, and U-Design are recognized for their efforts in supporting the family during difficult times. The community, including Buruburu Girls fraternity, Langata residents, and neighbors, is thanked for their special support and companionship.

Gratitude is expressed to the funeral organizing committees, service providers, and volunteers for their contributions towards giving Ian Mutuma a befitting send-off.

The family extends thanks to everyone who supported them during this challenging time, and they seek blessings from Almighty God for all the individuals who played a role, even if not individually mentioned.

May Almighty God Bless You All.

 

Mburu Igeria

Appreciation

We, the family of Mburu Igeria extend our heartfelt appreciation for the overwhelming love and compassion shown to us following the passing away of our beloved Mburu.

In our time of sorrow, your prayers, visits, kind words, and gestures of comfort held us up and reminded us of the strength: of community.Through your love, we have felt supported and embraced for which we are truly grateful.
in our pain, you offered comfort. In our silence, you shared prayers. In our mourning, you stood with us.Your kindness has brought us light during one of our darkest moments.

Thank you for honoring Mburu’s life and for walking alongside us with such grace and generosity of spirit. With love and appreciation – The family of Mburu Igeria

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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.

CPA Patrick Likombe Shilasi “Omar Bongo”

Appreciation

Following the demise and subsequent burial of the late Patrick Milimu Shilasi (Omar Bongo) we wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to all those who walked with us the journey from the time he was taken ill until when we laid him to rest.

First and foremost we want to thank UNICEF through Cigna International who for over 30 years stood in the gap and took care of his medical expenses until his demise. The Aga Khan Hospital in Kisumu and Nairobi, Oasis Hospital in Kakamega. The Doctors who walked with him through this journey Dr. Ahmed Ali Yousef, Dr. Jill Singh, Dr. Jayden, Dr. Ngunga, Dr. Otieno the cardiologist.

Our appreciation also goes to Shirulu Parish Catholic Church, CMAK, Shikulu Jumuia, and ACK Embakasi. We want to thank the lbarimbuli Community and Makhaya clan, the committees both in Nairobi and at home in Kakamega, brothers, sisters , cousins, uncles aunties, brother in laws and sister in laws, nephews nieces, and neighbours.

We may not be able to mention everyone, but our gratitude goes to everyone who stood with us during the trying moment. May Almighty God bless you abundatly.

I, Florence, thank you for all your guidance and mentorship thank you for believing in me, for saying goodbye and that you are going to Heaven I wished you well, thank you for the immense Love for your children and grand children Mitchell, Lucille, Patricia, Bony, Triza and David, Sandra, Leslie, grandchildren: Matteo, Natania, Amara, Liam, Ella Marie, Luke and Pakala.

Dance with the Angels Mr P we praise God for what He provided for the past 30+ years.

Philipians 4:13 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me”

Henry Amena Amuguni

Appreciation

The family of Mama Grace Kavai Amuguni extends our deepest and most heartfelt thanks, to all who stood with us following the passing of our beloved Henry Amena Amuguni (24th August 1968 – 16th May 2025).

To our dear friends, relatives, and neighbours—your prayers, visits. kind words, and presence brought us strength and comfort during an incredibly difficult time. We felt your love and support deeply.

With deep appreciation, we thank Nairobi Chapel Ngong Road and Vung’ali PAG Church for surrounding us with spiritual strength and for leading the memorial and funeral services with a comforting presence and heartfelt care.

Our sincere appreciation goes to the World Bank Group, Ernst & Young, and the Braeside School fraternity for honouring Henry’s professional journey and legacy. We are also truly grateful to the National Treasury, Office of the Auditor General, Controller- of Budget, Council of Governors, and other Kenyan government institutions—as well as international government agencies—for their touching tributes and continued support.

To the dedicated medical teams at Aga Khan University Hospital (Nairobi) and Netcare Sunninghill Hospital (South Africa), thank you for your exceptional care during Henry’s brave fight.

While we may not be able to thank each of you personally, please accept this message as a token of our deepest appreciation.Your kindness will remain with us always. May God bless you all abundantly.

“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”– 2 Timothy 4:7

Henry, you are deeply loved and profoundly missed.