Joseph Kanaaba
xx xx, xxxx - xx xx, xxxx
Joseph was a family man and is survived by his wife Phoebe and their four children. Joseph was a calm man by nature but had a kind word and a smile for all who experienced him. He was a community builder. Joseph was a devout catholic and served the church whenever he was asked to. He had been a part of the BNI family for almost 4 years and indeed reflected the core values of BNI. He was serving on the Sunrise Chapter Leadership team as a Visitor Host, Captain of the High-Net-worth Individuals Power Team, former Vice President of the Chapter and always encouraged anyone who was visiting the chapter. He was not just a great BNI Member he was an accomplished business man. He run Kankan Builders Point Ltd, which provides genuine and quality construction solutions; from concrete, decorative, plumbing, electrical to house ware solutions. Join us as we pray for our brother today 25th July at Rubaga Cathedral at 4pm today. For those who can’t make it physically there is a live stream link for the service today and the burial tomorrow provided by Apt Media https://www.remembr.com/en/joseph.kanaaba https://bit.ly/aptmediaug
Condolences
Alexandra Karemire
Its very hard to imagine that we are calling him late Joseph, hmmm . I remember the very first time to attend a BNI meeting on the invitation of Grace, i came late and i found him presenting and was telling us sadoline paints then and all other building materials and he showed us the TYFCB in millions and i said to myself " i can never be left out of this" he is literally the reason of my being a member of BNI. Thank you Joseph and fare thee well.
Kenn Muyunga
JK as I always called him, In the Early days of BNI Sunrise, My first counter with him was at the time of vetting him and found him suitable & recommended him for the Chapter. He has touched many and to me he has been both a long time client and a close business friend. RIP JK
Hatmah Nalugwa Ssekaaya
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raj'oun... Joseph always joked with me calling me kalo mate! A very jolly and humble man. You will dearly be missed Jose! May your soul rest in Peace.
Doris Mitti
Kale we'd only just met this year but it seemed like we knew each other forever. You were interested in helping our organisation grow, you took time to advise and share what you knew and had promised to connect us to some of your Italian funders. You were that generous with everything you had, especially information & knowledge. And as we mourn you, I find out that one of my friends and my tailor is your little sister, your mum too... eeeeiii banange ... kino kitalo!!!
Jennipher Nyakwera Tumwesigye
Joseph my Vice President as I call you even after our Leadership Tenure, words fail me at this time. You have been taking time to call or text and ask about my mother and wish her Godspeed recovery. My father is still in shock as you had created a strong bond after that referral, he says you always took time to call and check on him. You called me little sister even when I am one year older than you which always started our back and forth comic banter. You and David always referred to each other as father of boys. God I don't what to say to Phoebe coz you were her anchor and cheerleader. I hope we as your friends can hold her together as she goes through this tragedy. Lord please hold Phoebe and the boys for Joseph, his source of happiness and joy for us who had the chance to host them or be hosted by them, we know that only you Lord can do this. Joseph little brother sleep well mukwano, I can't believe I am even writing this. How? Til we meet again keep the smile and I'm sure jajja will welcome you in the land where there is no worry. We spoke about her during our last meeting and here you are joining her so soon. Mukama akuwumuze milembe mukwano gwaffe Jose. Psalms 116:15 "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints.
Eva Biira Maswere
Joseph was such a kind and understanding person When I invited him to attend my sister's introduction as a muko with his wife in 2020 he was very willing to come and he indeed kept his word and showed up. Your helpful heart and supportive attitude can't be forgotten. You will forever be missed. Yours sincerely, Eva Biira Maswere