MZEE PETER WILLIS OMOSA SIMBA
JANUARY 5, 1936 – JUNE 14, 2021
Hours and days have turned into a year since Saint Peter opened Heavenly doors, and welcomed you home.
Though you are physically absent, you remain in our hearts and we are always remember how blessed we are to have been raised by a father who was a visionary and a pioneer.
Fondly remembered by Rufina Kerubo Omosa and Jane Nanzi Omosa; your children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren; and by relatives, friends and many other people whose lives you enriched.
Our appreciation goes to the various committees, too many to name here. Thank you for making sure Tata received a befitting send-off within the then prevailing social distancing and other restrictions.
On 14/06/2022, there will be Memorial masses at Nyabururu in Kisii, St Austin’s Parish Nairobi and St. Anna, USA.
On 02/07/2022, please join the family for prayers and dedication at the graveside, at his mwaMorangi Home in Bogeka, Mosocho, Kisii County; at 11am.
Tata, may you continue to rest in everlasting Peace, until we meet again.
DR. CHRISTOPHER JOHN KIRUBI
20TH AUGUST 1941-14TH JUNE 2021
One year has passed since the Lord called you home. We thank God for giving us strength and grace to endure the emptiness of losing you.
We continue to celebrate the time God allowed us with you. You were a wonderful father, grandfather, brother, uncle, friend, business associate and boss to all who knew you.
You left us beautiful memories and your love and wisdom still guides us. Although we cannot see you, you remain forever in our hearts. You are dearly missed by your children,
grandchildren, family and friends.
I THANK MY GOD UPON EVERY REMEMBRANCE OF YOU. PHILLIPIANS 1:3
APPOLLOS HIRAM MUNA
FONDLY REMEMBERED & MISSED
The family of the Late Hiram Muna would like to acknowledge the 8th Anniversary since the passing of our beloved Father and loving Husband.
You are dearly missed each and every day and though you are no longer with us, your wisdom, love and guidance forever remain in our hearts.
We continue to thank the Almighty for your life of accomplishment, achievement and gifting you to us.
Continue to rest in peace Dad, until we meet again.
Fondly remembered by your loving wife Janet & children Brian & Jake, Ingrid, Jeremie, Faith & Baby Almeida and June & Derek.
Please join us in Memorial Mass today at the Consolata shrine, Westlands at 5:30pm.
“Loved ones never depart, they rest in God’s hands and live in our hearts forever.”
John Mbiki Kioko
On this 25th anniversary, we commemorate a life well lived, well won by a man who was deeply loved and continues to be loved. A man who wore many hats: Husband, Father, Friend, In-law, Principal….et.al.
Dear Lord, trusting and believing that you hold our Dad in your loving arms, we know that he continues to rest peacefully.
Your legacy lives on; Strong. Your impact on earth felt for eternity. Always and forever in our hearts.
To infinity and beyond:
Loving Wife; Josephine Mbesa, Children; Faith, Nzisa, Jacinta Ndunge, Paul Kioko, MercyMbovi and Stephen Muindi.
Eudia Wandia Gitehi
Today is exactly one year since you went to the lord to rejoice and dance with the Angels In life we loved you dearly; in dear we do the same. We think of you in silence; we often speak your name. You left us peaceful memories. Your love is still our guide your spirit lives with us forever fondly missed by your children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, sister, relatives and friends.
In God’s hands you rest, in our hearts you live forever.
Moses Nyaoke
Though my grief heavy and broken my heart be, I choose to live a life of purpose through your teachings. Your love for He who dwells above propels me today. I know I need to work on my faith. I know I need to depend on God, because I believe you will be joining the angels on that day. I want to be with you. I want you to see me and thank God for me. I want to see you and remember, on my wayward days, on my burdened days, your love for God calmed my raging sea.
Heartbroken though I am, today I put my big pants on and soldier on. It’s not an easy journey I know, but for the first time I am sure you’ll be cheering me on. Though the storm still strong, I’ve realized in my heart you will dwell for eternity. I want to hug you one last time, I want to kiss your cheek one last time, I want to see you one last time, but I am limited. Yet I am strong in faith, that when the trumpet of the Lord sounds, I shall kiss you forever.
My hope, my beloved, is up yonder, where I know shall meet you again. Where I know we shall sing on forever. Today I bid you rest, with tears in my eyes and a smile on my face, because my heart is full of your memories and love. Where you couldn’t reach I will try reach. Where you fell short, I shall strengthen. Till we meet again my beloved, I bid you off with love in my heart.
Monalisa O
BETHWELL KABEBE WACHIRA
But you know what they say: God only takes the best. Everything happens for a reason, even if we may not agree. Just promise to look after us, and if you can, save a spot up there for me. The thought of never seeing you again brings tears to my eyes, and even more so, because all of this was such a surprise. But we should never question what God has planned, because sometimes it’s not meant for us to understand. So as we sit here and mourn the loss of a beloved friend, we have to keep telling ourselves that we will meet again.
Bethwell Kabebe Wachira hailed from Mutarakwa, Kiambu County.
Tribute from a friend Dancan Mburu
HUDSON KONCHELLAH KUNGU
We the family of the late Hudson Konchellah Kungu wish to convey our heartfelf appreciation and sincere gratitude for the support accorded to us during our devastating loss.
Thank you for your prayers, thoughtful words, financial support and your presence throughout our difficult time. Words cannot express how deeply we appreciate everything you have done.
Special thanks to CITAM Valley Rd, SHBS, Nairobi Hospital Doctors’ Fraternity c/o Dr. David Gitanga, our beloved neighbours at home, friends, family and everyone who worked tirelessly to see, that we gave Huddy a befitting send off.
We will always remember the enduring love, care and kindness you showed.
May the Lord bless you.
MALIA KOBUNGA
It has been five years since you closed your eyes for the last time.
The love and life we have once enjoyed with you we can never lose.
Because of you we learnt that grief is really love.
Your memories and our deep love remain part of us forever.
You are fondly remembered.
Father & Sisters
YABESH NYANDIGISI MAOGA
1ST YEAR ANNIVERSARY
Omwanchi… it has been a long year without you but God has been faithful. How thoughtful it was of your heart to leave a beautiful imprint on my soul. We invested heavily in our love but the rest is history. Sleep resting in the dust of the earth till the resurrection morning, when we meet to part no more.
Your dear wife, Jane.
Dad you will always be loved and dearly missed by your family- Edwin, Chia, Olivia, Harrison, Elvis, Martha, Angela, Macharia, Abdi and all your grandchildren.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life.
John 3:16
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JOEL GATIMU KABICHU & JANE WAKIINI GATIMU
Our Parents, it has been one year since you went to be with the Lord.
Life has not been easy but we thank God for bringing us this far.
You were the pillars of our family.
Though physically gone, you are still in our hearts, you are dearly missed by your
children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Rest in God’s hands till we meet again.
There will be a memorial service and unveiling of the cross on 28th May, 2022 at Gathambi Home starting at 10:30am
Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me wilol live, even though they die; and whoever lives by believing in me will never die.”
-John 11:25-26-
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