DEATH AND FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT: NABOTH APICHI MUKOYA

We are once again saddened to announce the sudden death of Naboth Apichi Mukoya who passed away in Kenya on February 5th 2010 at Aga khan Hospital in Nairobi Kenya after a long illness. He was the beloved son to the late Joel Mukoya of Kakamega a brother to David Ong’ondo of Kakamega, Funny Minyenya of Halala New Jersey chapter, Vivian Ayoro of Virginia, Joyce Mukabane of Virginia, Alice Mukabane of Washington DC, Esther Mulembo of Kakamega, Elina Olindo of Maragoli, Gladys Odera of Daystar University in Nairobi, Nora Mukoya of New Jersey and Elizabeth Songa of Nairobi.

Members of Halala New Jersey chapter will be meeting on 02-12-2010 at 390 Park Avenue East Orange New Jersey to submit their contributions starting from 4pm.

For additional information please feel free to call Halala New Jersey Welfare coordinator Mama Aurelia Onyango at 978-399-8074.
For those who would like to reach out to the family to express their sympathy can do so by calling Fanny Minyenya at 484-620-5909.
Those sending their contributions via mail should address them to Halala New Jersey Chapter -and can mail them to 390 Park Avenue East Orange New Jersey 07017 FYI – considering the amount of money accumulated in hospital bills members are kindly asked to be extra generous.

From Halala New Jersey Chapter Welfare Coordinator Mama Aurelia Onyango

Dear Halala Brothers and Sisters
We are saddened to announce the sudden death of Ben Isaac Oyiro- Ayoro who passed away in Kenya on Friday, January 22 2010. He was the beloved husband to Vivian Ayoro of Halala Virginia Chapter, a Father to Newton Ayoro, Christine Ayoro and Ernest Ayoro.

The deceased was also a Grandfather to Vivianne Oyiro (Moi), Brandon Thomas, Courtney Thomas and Ben Oyoro. Family and Friends are meeting every evening at their residential home located at 9214 Cloister West Richmond VA 23229.

Halala Virginia Chapter members are contributing $100.00 each to assist the family realize airfare to travel to Kenya to attend the burial.
Friends out of state who may want to help are invited to send their contributions directly to the family with checks or Money orders addressed to Vivian Ayoro.

Those in New Jersey can forward their contributions through Mama Aurelia Onyango of Chini Ya Mti. She can be reached at 978—399-8074.
Those from Maryland can forward their contributions through Grace Jirongo. She can be reached at 410-469-0731. For additional information please feel free to call Rose Ballard at 804-922-2765 or Pastor Ayub Kuria at 804-549-8002.
New Information and updates will be posted on Halala website.
Yours in Halala

RIP: Dr Ezekiel Alembi: 1960-2010

The cruel hand of death has robbed Kenya in general and the people of Bunyore in particular, a shining star. Dr Ezekiel Alembi, the academic, poet, playwright and entrepreneur, died on Saturday at Mater Misericordiae Hospital in Nairobi aged just 49 of a heart attack.

An accomplished academic, Dr Alembi was also known for his entrepreneurial and creative abilities. As a director of Equity Bank, the late Alembi was in the vanguard of sensitising the youth of Bunyore to seek loans and start business enterprises. He was the chairman of the Literature Department at Kenyatta University and also a director of Kenyatta University Radio. Dr Alembi was the National Chairman of the Kenya Schools and Colleges Drama Festival, the African President of the International Festival of Young Playwrights and also Vice President for the International Society for Folk Narrative Research in charge of Africa.

He has authored numerous articles and children's books and won many awards including the Jomo Kenyatta Prize for Literature. Among his works include: James Mwangi: People’s Banker, Masinde Muliro: A Rebel With a Course; Jaramogi Oginga Odinga: People’s Revolutionary, Andisi and the Cat, Brave Girls, The Tortoise Song and Kwa Nini Ndovu Hali Nyama.

While Dr Alembi’s death at the prime of his life is a great loss to Kenya, for the people of Bunyore his passing is especially cruel. Not only was he a role model for Abanyole, his passion for putting Abanyole culture on the world map was particularly notable. He was the brains behind the revival of Bunyore Cultural Festival held each year in December at Ebusakami. His approach in delivering important messages of development through interactive people’s theatre resonated rather effectively with the youth of Bunyore.

Born at Ebwiranyi sub location in 1960, Dr Alembi started his educational journey at Ziwani Primary School in Taita Taveta where his parents worked before completing his primary education at Ebwiranyi Primary School. From here he joined Kakamega High School for his ‘O’ Levels and proceeded to Kangaru Boys High School in Eastern Province for his ‘A’ Levels. He then joined Kenyatta University graduating with a Bachelor of Education Degree in 1988. He enrolled for a Masters Degree in Literature at the same institution graduating in 1991. In 1997 he enrolled for a doctorate programme at the University of Helsinki in Finland where he graduated in 2002 with a PhD. His thesis was entitled: Construction of Abanyole Worldview through Okhukoma Poetry.

Dr Alembi who died after a short illness leaves behind a widow, Patricia and five children – two boys and three girls. Funeral arrangements are underway.

WE CELEBRATE  SEVEN (7), YEARS SINCE THE DEPARTURE OF OUR LOVING FATHER, HUSBAND, UNCLE, GRANDFATHER: HABIL BULIMO OMWITAKHO. (DIED 20TH JANUARY 2002)

HABIL, WAS THE SON OF  ELIJAH ATSANGO OMWITAKHO AND LEAH OMWITAKHO.
HE HAILED FROM EMANG'ALI ILUNGU, NORTH BUNYORE. HE WAS A BROTHER TO THE LATE JAMES OMWITAKHO, THE LATE SOPHIA KHAMONYI, RUTH, MARGARET, EPHELI, ROSEMARY AND DAVID OYOKO AKALEHA OF KAIMOSI  TEACHERS TRAINING COLLEGE. HE WAS UNCLE TO MANY INCLUDING: WYCLIFFE OMUCHEYI (Knut secretary General-Emuhaya)

HE IS FONDLY MISSED BY HIS WIFE JERIDAH BULIMO, SON JAMES BULIMO, DORCAS MURONJI, DAUGHTER IN LAW JACKLINE MUNYULI, GRANDCHILDREN: FADHIL BULIMO, JULILEA ILOLO AND AALIYAH QAMONYI.

SPECIAL THANKS AND APPRECIATION GO TO ALL WHO KNEW THIS GREAT MAN AND HIS COLLEGUES AT THE KENYA POWER AND LIGHTING COMPANY, NAIROBI, WESTERN, NYANZA, COAST AND ALL OTHER REGIONS. THANK YOU MOI REFERRAL HOSPITAL DOCTORS AND NURSES WHO ATTENDED TO HABIL. THANK YOU ALL OF YOU WHO GAVE AND CONTINUE TO GIVE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL SUPPORT TO US. THANK YOU AFRICAN INTERIOR CHURCH AND ITS LEADERSHIP. THANK YOU REV. ORIETO, PASTOR FANICE AND OTHERS WHOM WE CANNOT MENTION,   BUT ACCEPT OUR FAMILY'S GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION.


GOD BLESS YOU ALL.


James Bulimo

Tel +254 0729352930

By Alfred oduya, AMUKURA, Kenya

Mr George Ochokolo (left), the cultural leader of Kenya’s Iteso community, was buried on Sunday October 31 at his rural home in Amukura, Western Kenya. The paramount leader of the Iteso, His Highness Emorimor Augustine Osuban, led a delegation of prominent Iteso cultural and political leaders from both Uganda and Kenya to join Mr Ochokolo’s family in mourning their deceased patriarch, who was also the Deputy Prime Minister of the Iteso Cultural Union (ICU). The ICU is one of the community associations recognized by the Ugandan government alongside the traditional kingdoms of Buganda, Bunyoro, Toro and Busoga. Mr Ochokolo died of cancer on October 22. A prominent businessman in Busia, Kenya, Mr Ochokolo was born in 1936 and has been one of the two deputy leaders of the ICU since 2001. He is credited with working to renew cultural identity among Kenya’s estimated 300,000 Iteso.

Death and Funeral Announcement  

       
It is with humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the passing on of Shadrack O. Sikobe-formerly of The Standard Newspapers on Saturday 19, 2009 at Maseno Mission’s Hospital after a long illness.  Son of the late Boaz Marende and Truphena Siebisa.  Loving husband to the late Miriam Wanjiku and Judith Ayoma(Widow).  Beloved father to the late Lincoln, Bishop John Sikobe - Eldoret, Bishop Nick Sikobe - Nairobi, both of (New Hope Churches of Kenya), Ann Muhudia - formerly of First Bank of America,  Christopher - UK,  Irene, Boaz–Gertrudes.  Father in-law to Florence, Elizeba, Dr. Stephen Muhudia, Gabriela, and Betty .  He was brother to Rosebella Khasakhala, Roseline H. Matende, Horipah Akengo Onyango, and the late Phillip Ndengu and Wilberforce Ong’ondo.  Brother In-law  to:  Joseph Onyango, , Khasakhala, Phanice Ndengu, Rose Ong’ondo and the late Habil Matende.  Grand children; Davy, Miriam-Canada, Turu, Jesse, Sambo, Denis, Ricky, Zak, Runo, Naila, Amani and Marende.  Great grand Children, Isaiah and Bebe - Canada.

The cortage leaves Sagam Hospital on Thursday 24, 2009, at 11 am for a funeral service at Enyaita ACK church – Ebusakami and thereafter burial service will take place on Saturday 26, 2009 at 10 am  at his home at Ebusikhale sub location, Epang’a village, West Bunyore.
Friends and relatives are currently meeting at Epang’a homestead and at New Hope Church Imara Daima-Nairobi daily from 5 pm.
Mpesa donations: 07223-79097

Father you touched our hearts in very many ways we will always remember you and miss you dearly.  Your acceptance of Christ in March 1993 was the best gift you ever gave us-this is our hope that we will meet again in heaven.
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Funeral Announcement:
Simon Nzuki

We are sad to announce the passing of our dear brother Simon Nzuki on Saturday October 03, 2009 at 12:40pm at the Methodist Hospital-Texas Medical Center due to complications from Leukemia.

Friends and family are meeting everyday at Gabriel Nzuki’s (Brother) residence: 300 Kirkstall Dr Apt # 1522, Houston, Texas 77090, stating Monday October 5, 2009.

We will have a fundraising on Saturday, October 10, 2009 starting at 6PM at Swiss Royale Hall (Formerly Houstonian) 9651 Bissonnet St Houston, TX 77099. A memorial service will be on Sunday at 4:00pm at Priority Funeral Home.  The address is 2103 Cypress Landing, Houston, TX 77090.

Please pass this information to all your friends.

Donations can be deposited at Gabriel Nzuki’s Chase Account Number 662019033.

We hereby request your prayers and presence for encouragement as well as financial support in these trying moments.

For more information please contact:

Jim Nahashon- 281-773-2467,
Protus Onyango -713-992-6868,
Gilbert Ongori - 832-715-5566

The late Bernard Salano Mandala

Ten years ago the Lord called you to his House. Your departure created a vacuum and emptiness in our lives. We still feel the loss up to this day. However, tears of sorrow have over the years given us a chance to reflect and we give thanks and appreciation to Almighty God for the gift of your life in this world.

It is difficult to accept that you are gone forever but we continue to draw strength from the fond memories that you left us with.  We know that you are resting in the House of Our Lord and looking down upon us as our Guardian Angel. We, your family, miss your wise counsel, humour and sense of security. We know that one day we shall re-unite. But until then you are fondly remembered by your loving wife Teresa;

Your children: Mrs Jacqueline Bulimo of Canada, Wilkister Vugutsa of UK, Pauline Vike of UK, Purity Alivitsa, Evelyne Minayo, Oscar Mandala, Edward Igunza, Charles Madoya, Hillary Amboga, Diana Imari, Barbara Vugutsa – all of Vihiga and step daughter: Honey Muhonja of Kisumu;

Your sisters: Esther Kamonya Wafula of USA, Margaret Khasakhala,  Elizabeth Timbwa and Christine Adisa Eboso of Nairobi; Grace Okiya of Kakamega, Florence Kaisha of Tigoi and Tafurosa Ogwido of Mumias;

Your brothers: Osborne Anamanda, Benjamin Amisi and Francis Onimu and;

Your grand children: Lynda Asiko, Sasha Atemo, Jessica Wamboi, Vivian Mmbone, Cynthia Mukhavi, Frank Ayeza. Brian, Michelle, Faith Mmbone, Harold Makumba, Constance Kelekele, Eugene Salano, Valerie Vugutsa, Lorenzo Ahuga and Caroline Afandi.

The late Bernard Salano was the first son of the late Epainito and Rhoda Mandala of Vigina, Vihiga District. He was brother to the late Ruth Minage and Johnstone Ahuga and husband to the late Ruth Getenya and step father to the late Jane Kadenyi.

The late Mama Nora Aliongo

Mama Nora Aliongo passed away on 25th July 2009 at Munyanza village (Khwisero) in Butere District of Western Province, Kenya. She was 95 years of age at the time of her death and would have been 96 next January. Mama Nora was the wife of the late Joash Aliongo and mother to the late Aywaya, Oyiera, Ondondo, and Malala. May the lord rest their souls in peace.  She was the mother to Mr. Okwomi Aliongo of Spring Texas USA (former student at Kenya Polytechnic and Lecturer at Railway Training School) and Mr. Arunga Aliongo of Munyanza village. She was mother in law to Violet Aliongo of Spring Texas USA (former Nurse at Coast General / Railway Institute Nairobi.

Other relatives include Hon. Kenneth Marende (Speaker of the National Assembly); Sylvia Omoche Dr. PHD. a Psycho Specialist; Mary Marende a Nursing officer Coast General; Capt.  Willy Marende Pilot 82 Airforce; James Marende of  Los Angels, California USA; John Marende of Phoenix Az USA.; Daudi Marende of Kingwood, Tx USA; Dr. Walliye Loye of Houston Tx USA; Prof. Elijah Akhaenda of San Antonio, Tx USA; Bishop Bairum Makokha.
 
The Burial was  held on Wednesday 28th of July 2009 at Munyanza village.

IN LOVING MEMORY
Elizabeth Semo Masiga (1943-2008)

On this first anniversary we remember our sister Semo. Gone from our midst, forever cherished and treasured.

She was Vice Chairperson of Kenyatta University Council, former Chief Inspector of Schools, Permanent Secretary Education and Tourism.

How you can help:

Mchango wenyu wa mazishi  unakaribishwa kwa njia ya Western Union / Pay Pal /ama  kwa bank:

Baclays Bank
Name: Mrs AW Thompson
Sort Code: 208014
Account No: 20916501

Mpendwa Wetu Mungu Amuweke Mahali Pema Peponi.

Asanteni.  Mungu Awabariki.

WEBSITE: www.mamamiriamwere.org

Tunasikitika kutangaza kifo cha Mama Miriam Muricho Odwar Were.  Mkewe William Odwar Were wa Bukhalulu Village,  Rugunga Sublocation,  Khajula Location,  Bunyala District na Matunda Kitale. Ni mwanawe Seth Ngweno na Leah Nabwire Ngweno. Mamake Alice Were Thompson (London), Wilfred Were (Kenyatta Hospital), Mrs Gladys Atieno Nakhulo (Nairobi), Nelson Were (London), Judy Were Sullivan( Oxford ), Peter Odhiambo Were( Yala), Rosemary Were Abuba, Charles Nakoba (NAS -Nairobi).

Shangazi wa  Peter Oguta , Fredrick Were, Joram Kamili, Alex Tano, Grimanus Were, Sebastian Were, James Were, Taabu , Wilfrida  Maringu , Fileria Mukudi , Wilmina Melisa  Gilbert Ochieno, Justus Ochieno, Boniface Ochieno, Silvester, Sebastian, Eliud, Andrew, Onesmus, Vincent Apudo, Hamisi Obusi, Tatu Obusi, Tausi Obusi, Catherine Manea and Joan. Dadake Hezekia Sech Ochieno (Khuganga, Samia) na Siruya Obusi (Port Victoria -Marenga).

Ameacha wajukuu wengi baadhi yao wakiwa: Dr Mary Thompson (Oxford), Peter Nakhulo, John Nakhulo, Mary Nakhulo, Luke Nakhulo, William Were, Oscar Were, Oliver, Nora Were na Irine Were

Mother in-law wa Mr Jerry Logan Thompson, Fidelis Nakhulo, Mathew Sullivan,
Prisca Were na Mary Were

Mnenwa wa Magdalene  Odundo  - Matunda, Kitale.

Familia na marafiki wanakutana  ifuatavyo:

London -13 Medusa Road, SE6 4JW  - (07831216809)   Alice

Kitale - Shamba ya Mama Miriam   ( Matunda) - 0723776690    Gladys

Nairobi -  Imara Daima Estate House No. 854    0731404064./ 0733833290    Charles

George Omoyi Lukoba was born in 1937 at Ebuloma Village Nasira sub location Bukhayo in Busia District. He was the first child of late Mzee Ibrahim Lukoba Odulwa and Mama Monica Christine Auma Lukoba (Namani). 'Omoyi' was so named a Teso name after a loyal herdsman who was very helpful while he was being born. He spent his early childhood with his beloved Grandmother Munyakho (Nakhabi) who was very fond of him and taught the skills of life including how to grind flour using traditional stones (olukina), fetch firewood and water from the river. This gave him a strong foundation for his future activities. He joined Nambale Primary School in 1946 for his common entrance exam in1952 and then proceeded to Nambale Intermediate School in1953 where he did his Kenya African Preliminary Examination (KAPE) in 1956 and passed.

Having come from a humble home he decided to forego further education and opted for employment to assist his parents and siblings. The first opportunity that came his way in terms of his profession was Medical Training School at Kisumu in early 1957 but he later abandoned this course for Railway Training School at Jinja where he trained as station clerk. After six months training he was posted to Tororo Railway Station in mid 1957 where he worked for a short time before he was posted to Kampala Railway Station. He worked at this location until early 1959 when he was sent to Railway Training School (RTS) Nairobi where he trained as an Assistant Station Master for six months after which he was posted to Kiu Railway Station.

He later worked at various stations including Fort Hall Murang'a, Simba, Lukenya, Sultan Hamud, Embakasi, and Dagorreti. He thereafter went back to RTS to train as a Station Master. He then proceeded to work at Eldoret Railway Station as Station Foreman in the late sixties until 1970 when he was transferred to Nairobi Railway Station as Yard Foreman before being promoted and posted to main station upper class booking office as in charge of reservations. He worked in this Office until he retired from Railways after 35 years of distinguished service in 1992.

George Omoyi met and married Faice Alice Mayabi (Namudu) who at present is a Lay Canon in church, on 9th March 1960 and later solemnized his marriage in the year 1979. He was blessed with five children, four sons and one daughter namely Geoffrey Omoyi, Vincent Omoyi both of New Jersey, Samuel Odhiambo, Samson Lukoba and Abigail Omoyi all based in Kenya. He is also survived by his grandchildren Ruth, Faith, John, Brigid, Elizabeth, Joy, Ashley, Imelda, Baby Joshua, Michelle and Aydan. Siblings Peter, Morris, Janet, Maximilla, Hannington, Naliaka, Adhiambo, Nabwire, Patrick, Wandera, Narotso, Nekesa, Khadudu, Thomas and Barasa and stepmother Nabwire. He was also brother to the late Maloba Lukoba and Henry Lukoba. He was also father in-law to Lydia Makhandia Omoyi and Alice Kariuki. Brother in-law to Lawrence Mugala Mugasiali and Florence Murema. Nephew to Lambert Barasa, Uncle to Kenneth Kaunda Odulwa, Julius Okuku, Arthur Lukoba and Charles Lukoba all of New Jersey And also he was a great uncle to Beatrice Maloba of New York. As well as cousin to Abigail Lunzalu and Olivia Kunguru of Texas

During his working life George invested his resources heavily in the welfare of his family including the education of his siblings and children, Land matters and subsequently income generating activities. After his retirement he concentrated on community development activities. He was the first Chairman of the Nambale Business Community, Member Board of Governors Kisoko Girls High School and Nambale Boys High School. He also served as Treasurer of Nambale Constituency Development Fund (CDF). He personally initiated the establishment of Nasira RC Secondary School and as the first Chairman of the BOG and subsequently served as a member. He spearheaded the construction of Nambale Bugeng'i road through Nasira Market and the electricity project from Tanga corner to Nasira. He was also on the forefront of requesting the creation of Busibwabo Location which was carved out of Suo Location. Until his death he was the first Chairman of Bukhayo Council of Elders Association. He initiated the creation of Busibwabo Dispensary. He was a respected senior mentor of his clan, the Bamenya of Bukhayo.

George Omoyi was devout Christian. He was a life member the Kenya Anglican Men's Association. (KAMA). He played a big role in the establishment and construction of St Johns Buloma Church and was Treasurer of this Church. He once served as a member of the Nambale Parish Council and until his untimely death served as Finance Chairman of the Parish. He always offered valuable ideas for the development of the church in general and contributed generously to its activities both in terms of resources and time.
God blessed George Omoyi with good health most of his life. In July 2007 he stated complaining of recurring headaches and treatment at Tanaka Nursing Home initially. He later traveled to for treatment at Nairobi where he was diagnosed with a brain tumour which necessitated urgent surgery. He underwent a successful operation on the 23rd August 2007 and the doctor advised for further treatment for radio and chemo therapy which was referred to Doctor Kannan of PJ Hinduja Hospital Mumbai in India between October and November 2007. He returned home to recuperate and continue with medication. Throughout his treatment the Doctors were helpful to the family and prepared us for any eventuality.

George fought hard and was committed to his treatment never missing any appointment or his medication. While at his ancestral home in Busia District, on Friday 2nd January 2009 he ate all his meals and went to bed and slept peacefully and woke up on Saturday morning to bid goodbye to his daughter and grandchildren who were leaving for Nairobi, however he was not able to eat anything the whole day. He was taken to Tanaka Nursing Home for medical assistance where the Doctor attended to him and returned home that evening. However his condition got worse in the evening and continued to deteriorate throughout the night. He finally succumbed peacefully on Sunday the 4th January 2009 at 7.15 a.m. in the presence of his wife, brother Peter, son Samson and attendant Nicholas.
ONLY GOD KNOWS
Only God know what a wonderful life you led
Only God knows what a loving husband you were
Only God knows what a caring father you were
Only God knows how you adored your siblings
Only God knows what a pain you suffered
Only God knows how you endured the pain without complaint
Only God knows what a man you were
Only God knows that your soul is at peace
GOD GIVES AND GOD TAKES AWAY
"You Lived a Full Life, You Kept the Faith and May God Rest Your Soul in Eternal Peace, Amen!!!"

Mr. Naftal Onyiego Nyaribo                                                  

It is with great shock, sorrow and sadness, we regretfully announce the sunset of Mr Naftal Onyiego Nyaribo, which occurred the morning of Saturday November 22nd, 2008, in Dallas Texas USA. He was a wonderful father to Esther K Ongori  and Jared Nyaribo of Houston Texas, Harrison Nyaribo and Drusilah Ratemo of Dallas Texas

He was Father in Law of Gilbert Ongori and Anna Kabese or Houston Texas,  and grandpa to Rehema Ongori and Faith Ongori.  Plans are underway to organize how the body of the late Mzee Onyiego will be transported back to Kenya  for burial.

 Family and friends are meeting every evening at Gilbert Ongori's residence, 11719, Edenstone, Cypress , TX 77429 for prayers and moral support.

The Ongori family needs your prayers, moral and financial support, this has been a very trying time for them since as we all remmember they lost another parent(Gilbert's dad) like a month ago.

A memorial fund account has been established at

Bank of America

Gilbert Ongori

A/C # 586011151941

We will update you with more information soon 

 For more info contact the following:

Mark Meso                  281-748-4320

Laban Opande            713-446-6339

Doug Gichana             832-266-7725

Mike Gathecha           713-826-3698

Jim Nahashon            281-773-2467

Gilbert Ongori            832-715-5566

Alphonso Machoka     713-504-5869

Lilian bosire                  832-326-7624

Dennis Ratemo             832-326 - 7624

Emanuel Kavumbi         409-750-2621

Rogers/Susan Ngare  281-877-9180

TRANSITION:

HENRY N MATALANGA, MBS

FORMER COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, KENYA

Death has occurred of Henry N Matalanga, former Commissioner of Police on Monday 20th October 2008 in Mombasa. He hails from Mumias District. He was the son of the late Japhet Nerima and Nerea Nerima. He was a loving husband to Rispah, Ruth, the late Jemimah, Mary and Maria. Father to Patrick, Rhodah (UK), Isaac, Helen, the late Steve, Njoroge, Ann, Lydiah, Emmy, Victoria, Eddy, Steve, Joan, Jeddy, Tony, Jeff, John, Kevin, Reuben, Lorna and teh late Jeffy. He was grandfather to Nelly, Sheila, Nick, Daisy, Pearl, Hazel, Yvonne, Melissa, Stephanie, Farida, Wesley, Bruce, Michelle, Candy, Ley, Billian, Tom, Mike, Wendy, Nigel, Henry, Tamika, Brooklyn, Jemmy and Nathaniel.

Father in law to Sam, Janet, Shaib, Grace and Lucy. Brother to Margaret, Elizabeth, the late Patrick, Nelson, Peter, Jane, Sarah, Sumba, Richard, the late Grace, Nathaniel, Shadrack, Geoffrey, Wycliffe and Francis. Friends and family are meeting daily at Kenya United Club opposite St Paul's Chapel, Nairobi. There will be a mini harambee on Saturday, 25th October followed by a fundraiser on Monday at 6.00pm at the same venue

For further information, please ring: 0724 613 401, 0720 630 077 or M-Pesa: 0722 807 012.

In London, Rhodah's contacts are:

28 Mottingham Road
Lower Edmonton
London N9 8DYMobile: 07960 423 781
Hse:020 8245 8905

MEETING IN LONDON:

MARGARET OYUGI, THE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE FRIDA BWABI OLUNGA OBANDA LIVES IN LONDON AND REQUESTS FRIENDS TO COME TO HER HOUSE THIS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 FOR PRAYER AND SUPPORT.

THE ADDRESS IS :

45 Nicholl House, Woodberry Down Estate Manor House, London N42 TQ

Tel No. 07918611775

FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT:

ENG. JOHN SAVAYI KHAMASI

Death has occurred on 20th September 2008 of Engineer John Savayi Khamasi formerly of Sarova Hotels. He was the son of Levi Tendwa Khamasi and the late Selina Isida Tendwa. He was the husband to Josephine Kidavai Khamasi. Father to Cynthia, Conrad, Ashley and Tirus Tendwa Khamasi (TT). Brother to George Alex (Kendas Hotel, Mombasa, Nixon of Lahash International (USA ), Benson, Ebby, Juddy and the late Stanley Khamasi. Nephew to Festus, Simon Khamasi, Rispah, Zacharia, Joshua and the late Elkana and Hosea Khamasi.

Family and friends are meeting daily at his residence, Olympic Estate House No. 11 and Tropical Delicacies Restaurant, 1st Floor, Data Centre House, Kenyatta Avenue next to 680 Burgers as from 5pm weekdays for funeral arrangements.

For further information, please ring: +254 (0) 721 216 868

FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT:

RAEL MAKANGA

Death has occurred of Ms Rael Makanga of Ebutongio Essaba, Bunyore on Tuesday September 23 2008. She was the daughter of Mama Jennifer Makanga and the late Makanga Obbayi. She was sister to Atichi Makanga,  Mre Jerusa Kusa Anjalo, Mrs Joan Aswani, Kate, Noah Obbayi, Ken Obbayi, Caleb Aineah Makanga and Josphine. Details of her funeral programme will be released later.

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT:

BARNABAS BRIAN OCHUNYI (1987 - 2008)

Halala USA is saddened to announce the sudden death of Barnabas Brian Ochunyi, born 1987. He was the son of Rose Apeli Ballard based in Richmond, Virginia, USA originally from Bukura Kakamega Kenya. Brother to Flora Achiko. Nephew to Charles Andola Mango of Canada, Pauline Mungo of Nakuru, Ann Ayuma Murumba, Betty Odinga, Bernard A. Mungo, Linah Ayako Abuti, Christine A. Masinde, James Ofula Mungo, Stephen Omukunda Mungo and Barnabas Ochunyi Mungo all of Kenya. Brian was a student and a tutor at Jay Sargeant Reynolds Community College University.
This was unexpected death by drowning in a residential pool on 14 September 2008, investigation are still proceeding. Brian was the secretary of Halala Virginia Chapter. In the spirit of Halala we appeal for your contribution to assist in the transportation of funeral cottage to Western, Kenya.

Family and friends are meeting daily in the evening at teh family house:
1707 Shewalt Dr,
Richmond, Virginia 23228; and

In East Orange-N.J
‘Chini Ya Mti’,
390 Park Ave,
East Orange, NJ 07017.
Residents of the Tri-state are meeting at ‘Chini ya Mti’ address for a funds-drive on Saturday 20th September 2008 from 4.00 p.m. Checks and contributions should be sent to Halala USA and should be mailed to [390 Park Avenue East Orange New Jersey 07017]

IN MEMORIAM

DORCAS TABITHA ONG'AYO BULIMO: 1932 - 1998

You left us 10 years ago to join the House of the Lord. Though gone physically, our memories are still filled with joy as we can feel your presence amongst us. Fondly remembered by your children: Shadrack Amakoye Bulimo (UK), Mrs Ednah Munde Mbai (Kakamega); step children: Eliud Meshack Bulimo (Uganda), Jackson Matanguta (Kenya Army), Ezekiel Bulimo (Mombasa), Rose, Mary, Emmah, Joyce Ongoche Mbandu (Nairobi), Andeo, Musungu and Julia Osayo (Mombasa) and co-wife: Jael Bulimo (Luanda).

She was the wife of the late Jackson Andebe Bulimo (1990) of Ebusikhale Emmayoka, Bunyore and co-wife to the late Beatrice Bulimo. She was mother to the late Andrew Johny Ekhalie Bulimo; step mother to the late Charles Bulimo, the late Washington Ng’ambwa and the late Phanice Sikuta. She was the mother in law to Jacqueline Ajando Bulimo (UK), Hannington Mbai (Kakamega) and the late Norah Ekhalie. She was the grandmother to Juma Akuno Bulimo, Sabena Apiyo Bulimo, Antony Bulimo, Rebecca Ayuka, Lynda Asiko Bulimo (UK), Sasha Atemo Bulimo (UK),  Frederick Lumatete (University of Nairobi), Ann Mbai, Johny Mbai and step grandmother to several grandchildren.  She was sister to Mathew Amalanda (Ebusiralo), Obed Onyango (Kitale) and the late Edward Amalanda.

DEATH AND FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr. Morris Joseph Opember Symekher
BORN : SEPTEMBER 27, 1940 -  DIED: JULY 18, 2008.

Death has occurred of Mr. Morris Joseph Opember Symekher in Nairobi, Kenya, on 18th July 2008. He hails from Ebusubi Mundichiri Ekatieno, Bunyore, Kenya. He was the son of the late Rev. Joseph Khatima Simekha and Mama Leah Luda. He was the husband to the late Odilliah Symekher and Anasiah Symekher. Father to Kennedy Symekher ( Seattle, Washington, USA), Leah O.V. Symekher (California, USA); Allan Symekher (USA); Joseph Symekher (Nairobi), Flemming Symekher (Nairobi), Samuel Symekher (Nairobi), Zephaniah  Martin Symekher (Canada), Leah (mdogo) Symekher (Nairobi), David Symekher (Nairobi) and Amos Ochieng Tetema (Nairobi). Father- in -law to Claris, Shamilla, and John (Nairobi). Grandfather to Ahmed, Yasmeen, Odillia, Jeoffrey, Alida, Salma and Jaden, among others.

He was the brother to John Simekha, the late Pastor Peter Simekha, the late Henry Symekher, the late Herrick Isaiah Symekher, the late Besi Asiko, the late Martha Ayako Shitseswa and the late Doris. Uncle to:George, Readon Omulema, Dr. Apollo Simekha (USA), Pauline Ingosi (UK), Michael Simekha, Patrick Simekha (USA), Jane Symekher (UK), Joy Simekha-Adhoch (Lenana, Kenya), Leah Simekha (UK), Benson, Kwendo, Abulitsa, Oscar, Luda, Dennis, Ruth, Joseph, Leah, Jonathan, Getrude and Kevin (all in Kenya).

Formerly of Customs & Exercise (East African Community) where he worked as the Principal Customs Investigations Officer in Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya when the EA Community broke up. Worked for Ministries of Transport and Communications; Water, Cooperatives; Finance, Kenya, where he retired on medical grounds in the post of Under Secretary. He was the founder of the Symekher Sons Band.

Funeral arrangements are going on in Nairobi and Bunyore, Kenya. Daily meetings are at Garden Square from 5-7pm, Kibera Highrise H7 door 7 and Nkoroi-Kamura. Mini harambee shall be held on Saturday 26th July, 2008.
MAJOR FUNDS DRIVE (HARAMBEE) ON TUESDAY 29TH 2008 AT GARDEN SQUARE
 The body leaves Chiromo Mortuary, Nairobi on Thursday 31st July 2008; brief prayers at Nkoroi, then proceed to Bunyore.
Burial wll be held on Saturday 2nd August 2008 at Ebusubi Mundichiri, Ekatieno, Bunyore, Kenya.
FAMILY CAN BE REACHED ON THE FOLLOWING TELEPHONE NUMBERS
ALLAN-+254 733 836975,
LEAH +254 722 389709,
SAMWEL +254 712 466771,
Kennedy  + 206 852 1466.

FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT

JOSEPH MAKWAKA MWORI - 1937-2008

Death has occurred of Mzee Joseph Makwaka Mwori on Friday, July 18th 2008 from Ileho, East Isukha Location. He was born in Shivakala Location, Imusali on 18.08.1937. He was a former chief accountant of East African Airways and HPG Gulf Engineers, the main contractors of Nyali Bridge, Mombasa. He is survived by his second wife, Elizabeth from Tiriki, ten children and 23 grand children. He was the father of Patrick Makwaka of London. He was the son of the late Mwori Shiveka and Cecilia Khamunga (they died nearly 20 years ago). His first wife, Teresa Akhwihonjekha passed on two years ago. She hailed from Iburimbuli, Khayega, Kakamega. He was uncle to Ernest Musalimwa, a former school inspector in Western Province and Wangula Khasiani of London.

APPRECIATION:

TRUFENA KHASUNGU MUKASIALI

Born 1937

Stella Lihavi Adebola and the family of the late Trufena Khasungu Mukasiali would like to register their appreciation for all the prayers and messages of condolences and financial and logistical support following the promotion to glory of her beloved mother on 27April 2008 at Ebutsunga village, Iranda sub location in Shinyalu Division, Kakamega District. The late Trufena was laid to rest on 7 May 2008.

She is survived by a widower, Laban Muchelamani. She was the mother of the late Mary Muhonje, the late Lydiah Omia and the late Tina Asingwa and Stella Lihavi Adebola (London). She was the daughter of the late Lifwakhala and Teresa Injila. The late Trufena lives behind 26 grand children and 19 great grand children.

Died 27 04 2008

The late Mwalimu Victoria Lyambila

Appreciation and Memorial

RE: Mwalimu Victoria Lyambila, Master Benjamin George Lyambila and Miss Bernice Felicity Nangoka.

It is one year since you drastically left us in that fateful accident on the evening of 4th May 2007. It is our sincere believe that the Lord Almighty has kept you by his side in heaven, where we all pray to link-up with you some time. Preciously remembered by those you left behind among them your children, aunts and uncles; Topi (UK), Prof.  Namulundah Florence (USA), Mary, Beatrice, Cletus, Maurice, Innocent, Makerius and Evans.  Also Josephine (Mother to Benjamin and Bernice). All the grand children.

The entire Lyambila family would like to express their sincere belated appreciation to all members and friends of the Abeingo Community in the UK and elsewhere, the Lumboka Group and all well wishers who supported the family in thought, prayer or personal visits during that trying period.
A High Mass will be held at the homestead in Kimaeti, Bungoma, Kenya, on Sunday 4th May 2008.

FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
BARBARA KAKIYA BUSAKA ( 1978 - 2008)

The family of Barbara Kakiya Busaka - formerly of Salford University, Manchester, U.K, regrets to announce the death of their beloved daughter on April 7 2008 in Manchester, United Kingdom. Barbara was born in Nairobi on January 9 1978.


Father:
Arthur Kikuyu Busaka (retired Assistant Director of Tourism)

Mother:
Anne Leah Busaka (USAID - Iraq)

Brothers:
Allan Agade Jami Busaka (University of East Anglia) and        Martin Kikuyu Busaka (Salford University, Manchester)

Niece to:
Dr. Walter Jami Lusigi (World Bank, Washington DC); Isaac Jami, Henry Mboku, Herman Amwata.

Cousin to:
Beatrice Murambi (Standard Chartered Bank, Nairobi); Fr. Moses Erute

Funeral arrangements to be announced later.

Messages of condolences and support can be send to her mother: Anne Busaka

Telephone: 07984 849 820

Email: annebusaka@yahoo.com

FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT:

THE LATE JORAM SHEJENJE (1974 - 2008)

We regret to announce the untimely death of our beloved brother Mr Joram Shejenje. Joram died in the early morning of Tuesday, March 4 2008 in the hands of assassins while on his way home from work. Until his death, Joram lived in Baltimore, MD with his younger brother Gilbert. While alive, Joram was a hard workind young man, easy going and dedicated to the work of God. He believed in the law of "Love thy neighbour as you love thy self." A cheerful giver who didn't hesitate to help people in need.
Family and friends are meeting daily for prayers and funeral arrangements at the late Joram's home at 1118 Tace Dr, APT 2A, Essex, MD 21221. For more information please contact: Gilbert (Joram's brother): Cell: 410-330-4322 Home: 410-878-6331 Malala: 443-690-8471

Any financial assistance towards the cost of the repatriation of the body to Kenya will be much appreciated and can be paid to:
Account Name: Gilbert Imbayi
Bank: Bank of America
Routing number: 052001633
Account No:  446001730551

FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT: DORIS WEFWAFWA

Death has occurred of Doris Wefwafwa, a former Kenya Women Volleyball Team Captain. Doris, 34, died on Monday, December 10 2007 at Hardin County Memorial Hospital, in Campbellsville, Kentucky, USA.  At the time of her death, Doris was assistant team captain of the students volleyball team at Campbellsville University. She was due to graduate with a bachelor’s degree in social work this Friday, December 14, 2007.

She is survived by her children, Sammy Halai Wefwafwa, 18 and Rozzy Naomi Wefwafwa, 16. She was the daughter of the the Rev. Moses Wanyama Wefwafwa and the late Rev. Rose Wefwafwa. She was the sister to Mary Nasike Masika, Alice Knight Wefwafwa, Janet Nangabo, George, Eliud, Jacob, Kennedy and Joseph.
She hails from Trans Nzoia District, Sikhendu Location, Chepkorok Village. Funeral arrangements are being coordinated between Kenya and the United States with a view to transporting the body back to Kenya for burial.
Contacts: Those in Kenya can contact Doris’ sister, Mary on 0726 528 632 and in the United States, contact Ruth on 316 992 3965.

LATE ZAKARIA MULUSA ENZOVELI MUGODO

We regret to announce the sudden death of Zakaria Mulusa Enzoveli Mugodo of Zamenzo Bookshop, Nangili (retired manager, Standard Chartered Bank) which occurred on 14/11/2007. Son of the late Bishop Zefa Mugodo (African Divine Church) and late Mama Safina Vidonyi Mugodo. Husband to Agneta Mulusa (Lumino Primary School). Father to Pamela, Violet, Nancy (Germany), Bramwel and Brian. Brother to Jotham Simidi, Joshua Mugodo, Henry, Rodgers, Dr. Aluda, late Enika, Jane, Janet, Margaret (London), Rose and the late Reuben Mugodo. Brother-in-law to Mable, Dolorence, Judith and Catherine among others.

The cortege leaves Moi Teaching & Referral Hospital, Eldoret, on Thursday, 22/11/2007 at 9.00 a.m. for a requiem service at Nangili Township PAG Church at 12.00 o’clock. Burial service will be held on Saturday, 24/11/2007, at his home Kwa Robert, Lumino Location, Soy, Lugari District.

“May God rest his soul in eternal peace.”

DEATH AND FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT

BOWMAN FRANK INGOSI (25/05/1969-11/11/2007)

DEATH HAS OCCURRED OF BOWMAN INGOSI OF SHIRUMBA VILLAGE, IMUSALI, IDAKHO, KAKAMEGA, KENYA.

SON OF: - THE LATE DR WATSON K. INGOSI AND PAULINE INGOSI.
FATHER TO DEBORAH INGOSI
BROTHER TO NEWTON INGOSI (ABURILI AND CO. ADVOCATES- BUSIA), STELLA (KING’S COLLEGE – UK), LUCY (MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY – UK) AND MUSA (WHITEFIELD SPORTS COLLEGE -UK)
COUSIN TO: – ANTHONY, TEDDY, CYNTHIA, PADDY, AMALO JR, NIVEA, ZAMZAM, WILBER, ISHMAEL, JOSIAH, ARNOLD, KRIS, MICHELLE, VANESSA, AND SANDRINE, AMONG OTHERS
BROTHER-IN-LAW TO SHEILA NAKHANDU (BUSIA), DR MATHEW NG’ETICH (NAIROBI), AMONG OTHERS
NEPHEW TO :- EVANS INGOSI, JACOB INGOSI, THE LATE FRASER M’MAYI INGOSI, PETER MORE (KENYA AIRFORCE, NANYUKI), THE LATE MORRIS MORE, FERDINAND MAKACHIA (MOMBASA), PETER AMALO MAKACHIA (UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI), GILBERT MAKACHIA (KENYA AIRWAYS NAIROBI), JANE IKUTWA (NAIROBI), DR APOLLO SIMEKHA, PATRICK SIMEKHA (USA), BONNY HAMBANI LUHOMBO, GLADYS KHADALI-GERMAINE (FRANCE) MANASSE LITUNDA, JANE SIMEKHA (UK), JOY SIMEKHA-ADHOCH (LENANA SCHOOL), LEAH SIMEKHA (UK), AMONG OTHERS.

BURIAL WILL BE ON WEDNESDAY 14 NOVEMBER, 2007, SHIRUMBA VILLAGE. IDAKHO, KENYA.  MAY GOD REST HIS SOUL IN PEACE.

THE LATE MWALIMU MATAYO SHIUNDU MUKENYA: 1907 - 2007

Death has occurred of Mwalimu Matayo Shiundu Mukenya who at 100 years, was the oldest known Luhya man. Mwalimu Matayo was the father of Abeingo Community Chairman, Mr Juvenal Shiundu. He died early Wednesday, 31st October, 2007 at an Eldoret Hospital of cancer of the oesophagus.

He is survived by his second wife, Roselyne Muyaku Shiundu, 14 children from both Roselyne ( Ms Catherine Shiundu, Mr Peter Shiundu, Mr Dennis Shiundu, Mr Swart Shiundu, Mr Thomas Shiundu, Mr Edward Shiundu and Mr Samuel Shiundu) and his late first wife Arnolda Lutomia Shiundu ( Mr Francis Shiundu, Sister Teresa Joseph, Ms Teresa Shiundu, Mrs Jacinta Mondi, Ms Electina Shiundu, Mr Juvenal Muka Shiundu (JJ) and Mrs Margaret Mukhwana). He is also survived by  37 grandchildren and 28 great grand children.

SIBLINGS: The late Mwalimu Matayo Mukenya was brother to the late Nicolas Mukenya, Sorofina Namachanja, the late Michael Tyemeri and John Mukenya. STEPSON to the late Lucia Malala Mukenya and Elizabeth Atsieno Mukenya. FATHER IN LAW to: Mrs Mary Chirchir Tyemeri, Maliki Mondi, the late Harrison Munala, Rose Shiundu, Jacklyne Shiundu, Caleb Mukhwana, Margaret Tyemeri and Naomi Shiundu. SON IN LAW to the late Cifrosa Chebukwa of Shianda, the late Timona Kasuti and the late Prisca Kasuti of Webuye. Mwalimu Matayo is survived by 10 step brothers, 7 step sisters, 37 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.

Mwalimu Matayo Shiundu Mukenya was born on 18 August 1907, the first born of the late Thomas and Elizabeth Mukenya, descendants of the Nabongo Dynasty. He attended Lugulu Friends African Mission School and  Butere AAC between 1922- 25. He was baptised as a Roman Catholic in 1926 before proceeding to St Peter’s Clavers Primary School in Nairobi.

Between 1928-34, Mwalimu Matayo was among the first students of Kabaa High School in Machakos where he volunteered to teach lower classes as he attended senior school. After Kabaa, Mwalimu Matayo was sent for training at the Government Veterinary Centre in Maseno. Between 1934-44, he taught at Sang’alo Veterinary Centre (now Sang’alo Institute) and  Baraton Veterinary Department. Between 1946-48, he had overall supervision of all primary schools in Mumias, Marama, Kisa, Butsotso and Bunyala. He was headmaster between 1949 until retirement in 1965 of the following primary schools: Bukaya, Matawa, Bumia and  Mwitoti. Mwalimu Matayo will be buried on Saturday, 10 November 2007 at his home in Lureko location, Nabongo sub location, Enyakwaka village on Mumias-Matawa Road.

On Thursday October 4, 2007 at (3:00 Am) Teresa Ajiambo Maloba went to be with the Lord. Teresa was born in 1939 in Busia District, Western Kenya. She is the wife of Josphat Maloba and the mother of Ben Maloba of DFI Church Gaithersburg Maryland. Teresa was diagnosed with Bone Marrow Cancer in June, 2007 at University of Maryland in Baltimore. She went back to Kenya in August 2007 to undergo treatment at Coptic Hospital in Nairobi where she passed away.
During her stay in U.S, Teresa extended her passion of Christ at the local Church in Washington DC Metropolitan area (Disciples International Fellowship church). We celebrate her life for she has been a mother, a friend to many, especially to her 3 year old grand Daughter “Nicole" who she spent most time with while she was in the U.S.
There will be prayers and fundraising on Saturday October 13th at Forest Oak Middle School in Gaithersburg starting at 4.30 pm to carter for the outstanding bill and funeral expenses. The address is 651 Saybrook Rd, Gaithersburg MD 20877.
Feel free to call Benson Maloba (son) and Mary Maloba (daughter-in-law). They need your encouragement during these tough moments. You can visit them every evening from 7pm.
Contacts.
Benson &Mary Maloba
7806 Scotland dr
Potomac, MD 20854.
Tel 240-643-2068; 240-643-0829 and 301-299-3268:
Source http://www.diasporamessenger.com/index.php?

MAMA TERESA AJIAMBO MALOBA

1939-2007

FUNERAL NOTICE: Mrs Salome Anyango Okello, 54

Death has occurred of Mrs Salome Anyango Okello in the Busia Bus accident on 9 October 2007. She was the beloved daughter of Gabriel Ondega and Cicilia Angengo Of Butula Village, Busia District. She was sister to Ann Melonia and Eliandro Okello of Harambee House, Nairobi and auntie to George Wajackoyah of California, USA and Jane Chitayi. She leaves behind a widower, Mr Justus Onyango and six children - two sons and four daughters. She was born on  25/12/1942 at Bulwani Village, Marachi, Busia District and laid to rest on Saturday, 20 October 2007.

FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT:

Abeingo Community Network member, Ann Amanya has lost her elder brother in Kenya. Mr Peter Ogolla, 55, collapsed and died on Saturday, October 13, 2007 after suffering a heart attack. The late Ogolla leaves behind a widow, Milcah and three children (two boys and a girl). He will be laid to rest on Saturday, October 20, 2007 at Kongoni in Soy, Eldoret. Mr Ogolla is survived by 44 siblings from a polygamous marriage. Ann is making arrangements to travel to Kenya for the burial. For prayers and condolences, contact Ann on : +44 (0) 7872 993 053

FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT:

ALBERT VIJEDI ALUBALE

DEAR BROTHERS AND SISTERS
WE REGRET WITH SORROW TO ANNOUNCE THE UNTIMELY DEATH OF ALBERT VIJEDI ALUBALE SON OF MR AND MRS CHARLES ALUBALE (DECEASED) ESTHER ALUBALE, ELDER BROTHER OF DAVID ALUBALE AND CAPTAIN ELLY ALUBALE OF JET LINK AIRLINES. ALBERT VIJEDI ALUBALE LEFT US 9/9/2007 IN KENYA. FUNERAL ARE TAKING PLACE IN NAIROBI KENYA AND BURIAL IS SCHEDULED FOR THIS SATURDAY 15/9/2007. OUR BROTHER DAVID ALUBALE OF WASHINGTON DC IS PLANNING TO TRAVEL KENYA THIS WEDNESDAY 12/9/2007 TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL. LET'S SUPPORT THE FAMILY AT THIS TIME OF SADNESS AND SORROW AND TO GIVE OUR BROTHER ALBERT A DESCENT FAREWELL. FOR CONTRIBUTION SEND TO THE ADDRESS BELOW, IF YOU RESIDE ON THE EAST COAST FRIENDS ARE MEETING AT THE HOME OF DAVID ALUBALE . (See also INGONEWS).

FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO SEND MONETARY SUPPORT YOU CAN DO SO BY SENDING IT TO:DAVID ALUBALE
BANK OF AMERICA
ACC NO ; 003939676667MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS THE HANDS THAT GIVE

4500 SANDY SPRING RD
BURTONSVILLE, MD 20866.

TELEPHONE CONTACTS:

HOUSE: 301-549-1326
CELL: 301-537-8431

The late Albert Vijedi Alubale

Mrs. Grace Majimbo Simekha
16.05.72 - 06.08.07

Death has occurred of Mrs. Grace Majimbo Simekha from Ebusubi Mundichiri, Bunyore. Wife of the late Nicholas Majimbo Simekha. Mother to Irene, Josiah, Betty and Walter Majimbo.Daughter of Susie and Jeremiah Omukuba of Ebutongoi,  Ebutsulia. Sister to Gilbert Omukuba, Benson Omukuba, Ronald Musoka, Milton Mukoywa, Fanuel Pila, the late Jane Jeremiah, the late Mary Jeremiah and the late Esther Jeremiah (all of Kenya). Daughter-in-law to the late Pastors Irene & Peter Simekha of Mundichiri Church of God. Sister-in-Law to Grace and Dr. Colin Apolo Simekha (Kenya),  the late Rebecca Awinja Simekha and Michael Carlos Simekha (Kenya),  Jean and Patrick Simekha (USA),  Joy and Paul Adhoch (Kenya),  Jane and Leah Simekha (UK), Pauline Ingosi and the late Dr. Watson Ingosi (UK).

Burial on Saturday 11th August 2007 at Ebusubi Mundichiri

May Her Soul Rest In Peace

Pastor Paulina Ayuya Ekhuya Simekha of Mundichiri Church of God. Passed away on Saturday 21st July 2007 – Burial 4th August 2007

Widow of the late Businessman Marko Ishmael Ekhuya Simekha. Mother to Rose Mung’ala, Esther Semo, Priscillah Ongoche, Dorcase Nyaleso, Abraham Ekhuya, Micah Ekhuya, Ishmael Ekhuya, Martha Lwangasi, Phanice Sawanga and Simekha JME. Daughter in Law to Bishop Johnstone Simekha & John Joseph Simekha. Niece to Jackton Martin Kwambo. Sister to Tito Obuhatsa, Loice Khakai, Anna Juma and Washington Omukaya. Sister in Law to Cleopa Ishmael, Veronicah Otanga, Edward Okusi, Patrick Simekha, Rose Isiche, Sheldon Aseka, George John Simekha, Pauline Khayali Ingosi & othersMother in Law to Dorcas Ekhuya, Elizabeth Makhungu, Caroline Kamonya, Floice Ekhuya, Hesbon Jumba, Eliud Muhanga, Stephen Mung’ala, Lucas Olumati & others. Grandmother to Robert Temba, Daina Okwisa, Henry Ndoli, Enoka Olando, Saitoti Okusi, Irene Ekhuya, Silvio Marko Simekha, Idah, Alice Ongoche & many others. In-law to Col. (Rtd) Laban Seme Kamonya Planning meetings are taking place at KICC Cafeteria, Nairobi daily from 5.30pm. There will be a fundraising event at the same venue & time on Tuesday 31st July 2007. Contact Simekha JME: +254 721 920 151, Carol:  +254 723034772, JM Kwambo: +254 724576807 or Wambua: +254 722874998Funeral service and burial will take place at her home in Ekatieno Village, Ebusubi Mundichiri, North Bunyore, Emuhaya District on Saturday 4th August 2007 beginning 10.00 am“Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints”: Psalms 116:15

Late Pauline Ayuya Simekha

Burial is scheduled to take place on Saturday, July 7 2007 at Namukenge Village. The family in Kenya can be reached on +254 (0)722725339 (Joe) and 07230301597 (Max). In the UK, friends are meeting at Moses's house 28 Arrow Close, Luton, Beds, LU3 3LR for prayer and support. You can contact Moses on 07796 555 491. Moses plans to go home on 3rd July 2007 for the burial and any support will be highly appreciated. Click here to see funeral notice in the Nation Newspaper.

Bank: Llyods TSB; Name: M. Muniafu; Account No. 8421160; Sort code: 779511

TRANSITION:

21/06/07: Wilson (Willy) Marende, ex airforce major who flew coup leader Hezekiah Ochuka to Tanzania in 1982 has died. Marende (no relation to current Emuhaya MP, Kenneth Marende) died after a long illness. He hails from Mumboha village, Ebusikhale sub location, Bunyore, Emuhaya District. He is survived by a son and a daughter. His wife passed on a few years ago. Funeral arrangements are being coordinated in Nairobi and Luanda.

THE LATE DR WATSON KHALWALE INGOSI
2 JULY 1949 - 30 JUNE 1995

IT IS 12 YEARS SINCE YOU WERE LIFTED TO GLORY BUT YOUR MEMORIES ARE STILL FRESH.  REMEMBERED BY WIDOW, PAULINE INGOSI, AND CHILDREN: NEWTON, BOWMAN, STELLA, LUCY, MUSA AND ALL FAMILY MEMBERS.FRIENDS HAVE DECIDED TO COMMEMORATE BY SENDING FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO:
 

BARCLAYS BANK KISUMU BRANCH, ACC NO:  8104720, NAME: MOSES INGOSI KHALWALE

GOD KEEP YOU IN PEACE