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William Mbugua Maara

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It is with humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the death of William Mbugua Maara who passed away on Thursday, 11 June 2020 after suffering a cardiac arrest.

He was the Managing Director of Absa Life Assurance Kenya and immediate former Chairman of Parklands Sports Club. William was husband to Mary Wanjiku Mbugua and father to Peaches Nduta Mbugua (Brookhouse School) and George Maara Mbugua (Strathmore School). He was son of George Mbugua Maara and Salome Nduta Mbugua of Ngecha Subcounty Limuru. Son-in-law to Peter Kamau Ngoru and Loise Munjiru Ngoru.

Brother to Joseph Chege Maara — USA, Leonard Kironji Maara (Kamlesh). Brother-in-law to Elizabeth Wangui Kamau (Mombasa), Lilian Wanjiru Kamau (Boston MA), Samuel Ngoru, Joram Kamau and Sophia Kamau. Nephew to George Jonathan Maara among many others. Cousin to Rita Njuguna (Mistan Auctioneers) among others. Loving uncle to Nicholas Ngugi, Melande Wachira, Louisa Munjiru, Peter Kimani, Arnold Kamau, Comfort Wangui, Loise Munjiru, Jayden Kamau, Salome Nduta Kironji, Veronicah Mbithe Kironji and Jennifer Nduta.

Funeral arrangements are ongoing and will be communicated later.

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34 replies
  1. John
    John says:

    Go well Maara. You left an indelible mark on all who met you. We are shocked and saddened but have no choice but to accept the work of the Almighty. Rest in eternal peace.

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  2. Joshua.karani
    Joshua.karani says:

    My Bro
    This is how we used to greet each other. By the way bro
    Last night I asked God to give me power to breath your soul back to you but then I said God has has a better plan. I pray that He keeps you busy till we meet. To the family, we together in this and pray to God to grant you peace, calmness and love at this time. Its God’s will we painful accept.

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  3. Fred Abuonji
    Fred Abuonji says:

    Chair your footprints are there for all to see.
    You have done your course in the race of life.
    We thank God for the many years He gave you.

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  4. Herbert
    Herbert says:

    Niaje Bro ? That was our greeting hardly a week ago when we met @PSC . Go well bro . I shall cherish the moments we friendly challenged each other in TKD class , distance covered , bogies pars , scratches , the encouragement we gave each other as we scaled up our proffesional ladders , etc . Till we meet again , RIP.

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  5. Daniel Nduti
    Daniel Nduti says:

    Rest well William, I learnt so much about life and career from you. I pray for God to rest your soul in eternal peace and angels to receive you in heaven till we meet again. We will miss you William.

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  6. Tabby Heiz
    Tabby Heiz says:

    Such shocking news and it’s sad to loose such an inspirational person. You were a friend and a mentor, you will be missed by many. May the Lord comfort your family that has been left behind and give them strength during this time and even later in life. Go well Maara!

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  7. Ken Nzomo
    Ken Nzomo says:

    Chair; as we fondly referred to you. The feeling is surreal; the realization that we will not see you again in this life. Go well Chair.
    ʾinnā li-llāhi wa-ʾinna ʾilayhi rājiʿūn

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  8. Kevin Barasa
    Kevin Barasa says:

    Life is indeed delicate. Go well Bro, God’s timing is perfect. To the family – my sincere and heartfelt condolences, may you have the fortitude to bear the loss. Rest in eternal peace

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  9. Gerald Kommo
    Gerald Kommo says:

    Sudden, shocking and devastating. Fond memories as a service manager at Minet and at Madison Insurance as Group Business Manager. Your ruthless efficiency and support shall never be extinguished from my mind. RIP William.

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  10. Patrick Waweru
    Patrick Waweru says:

    Rest in peace William. I am where I am in my career because of you. You encouraged me. Believed in me. We shared issues. Personal and official. Thanks for being there. Rest in eternal peace W.M as we fondly used to refer you as.

    Pato

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  11. Wycliffe Okola
    Wycliffe Okola says:

    RIP William……
    You were a leader not a boss. You taught me encouraged me about working hard and coming to office early…..I will always remember the greetings we had each morning ” Kijana umefika”

    Go well Maara till we meet again

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    • M
      M says:

      My Wife and I would have liked to have visited you personally but due to the covid pandemic we are unable to do so, I would like to pass on my condolences and I am very sorry for your loss, I do however have such a wonderful message of comfort that I wanted to share with you.

      Jesus foretold a time in the future when under his kingdom rulership, the grave would be emptied- john 5:28,29. In ancient times, the faithful man Job expected that after his death God would eventually restore him to life- John 14:14,15.
      Imagine a time in the future when those in the grave will be brought back to life here on earth! Many are coming to know and being empowered to cope with grief by embracing the hope of seeing their dead loved ones again.
      You owe it to yourself to investigate the evidence that the Bible’s council and promises are sound.
      To learn more please visit the website Jw.org and enjoy the video link below.

      https://www.jw.org/finder?wtlocale=E&docid=1102017422&srcid=sha

      Yours Sincerely

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  12. Eunice
    Eunice says:

    Mr Mbugua, we can no longer see you with our eyes but we will feel you in our hearts forever.
    My deepest sympathies go out to your entire family.
    May God give them peace that they seek.

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  13. Fidelina Nzonzi
    Fidelina Nzonzi says:

    I learnt of your passing with great shock. Words fail me at this time because its really difficult to accept that you went so suddenly but then, that’s God’s plan and we have to accept. May God comfort your family. RIP

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  14. DUNCAN MUITA
    DUNCAN MUITA says:

    Death can never take a good man away, for, in the hearts of the people he inspired, the legacy remains and continuous throughout generations. He was a great Boss and Mentor to many and may his soul find eternal rest. SAD, really SAD even words can not describe it ..

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  15. Lucy Mungai
    Lucy Mungai says:

    Mr Maara, you have gone but in our hearts you will remain forever…. Am watching all the clips I have since you loved my spin classes at PSC… Rest well Chairman

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  16. Charles Kinungi
    Charles Kinungi says:

    Mr Maara..
    This is more than sad news..it is the Lord’s will nonetheless to take you home.i will forever remember your kind and bold salamz anytime we met..i called you from Abroad a while back and you assisted me immensely on an official matter..i loved training you at parklands sports club gym floor bro.I vividly recall in 2018 December when we met at parklands,you had just finished a run and your athletic look was quite enviable..i wish we spent more time with you then bro..to my friend Wanjiku, Maara’s purple heart has earned him a place in heaven..may you be greatly comforted and encouraged of the Lord..
    Charles..

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  17. Joan Korir
    Joan Korir says:

    Rest in peace William. You were a great and passionate boss. I still remember your words in the morning management meetings “Results are rewarded not effort”. May the Lord comfort your family. Fare the well.

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  18. Pauline
    Pauline says:

    You were such a generous, humble and gentle Soul . Will forever cherish your smile William . Rest In Peace till we meet again

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  19. James Wambugu
    James Wambugu says:

    Dear William. I pray that the angels welcomed you with shangwe. It’s hard to process such a sudden departure. I recall the many times you were so keen to exercise and you even taught me about detoxing. To be so disciplined and to leave so early can only mean they needed a teacher in heaven. Rest in Peace

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