John Badia
xx xx, xxxx - xx xx, xxxx
A humble and virtuous man sent to serve the people of Africa and walk in purpose. A man who imparted his knowledge. A loving husband to his wife and caring father to his children. A son, brother, uncle, friend, colleague, mentor and a Dr to many. We are thankful for his life and the impact he had on the lives of many who were fortunate enough to know him.
Condolences
Mamotumi
In the not so long time I have known you, feels like I have you known forever: you were that type of person. I remember the last time we saw you passing through to check on our new arrival, little knowing it was time we saw you. That is just how quickly you passed through our lives, and how you lived your life, meaningfully and very quickly you were gone. You shall forever live in our hearts. So sorry Family, for this great loss. Your pain is our pain.
Tsepo Mpholo
Go well my brother and an awesome doctor... you’ve run your race, we will meet on that beautiful morning. To the family and friends my deepest condolences
Morake Rakhoba
I consulted the Dr once and decided he would be a lifelong Dr for my family. Alas, I was not to know he would be gone so soon. At a personal level, he was a very pleasant person and made going to his surgery easy. We are deeply saddened
Bongi Khumalo
We will always love you. And you will forever be missed. Go well sweet Angel❤️
Matebo Latela
May his soul rest in eternal peace. He was a dedicated Doctor who was always willing to go an extra mile. He would diagnose and nurse at the same time as well as make follow ups like a caring friend.. May God watch over his family
Daniela Gusman
Still in disbelief that Dr John is no longer with us. I just came back from his memorial service and learnt that he was not even 39 yet! Such an incredible generous, humble and talented human being. My heart goes out to his wife Mme Lineo, his children and all his family back in Kenya. Gone from sight but always in our hearts.
Sehoai Mohoshela
Ho uena Lineo, ke sitoa ho utlwisisa ka botebo seo uleng ka hare ho sona. Empa Ke lumela hore Ntate Ts’epo o ne a se utlwisisa ha a re: “O ne o nkadimile motswalle Oa re putsa ka lerato. Le ha pelo e utlwile bohloko O entse thato ea hao. Ntataise Jehova. Ke mofokodi oa hao. Ke thekeselle maotong a hao, Uena mopholosi oa ka. Ke bipeditsoe ke bohloko. Tlholohelo ea moratuoa oa ka. Ha ke tseke Ntate. Empa ke ikopela matla. Ntumelle hle Ntate. Ka tiisetso le mamello. Ke hohle hohle ke leke hore, "Ho lokile, ho lokile." Ee, ho lokile. Ntate ha ke sa sepela Hole le lehae laheso. O nthuse ke tsebe hore, "Ho lokile, ho lokile." Seo O nkadimileng sona, Ha ore ke se busetse, Le teng ke sa leka hore, "Ho lokile, ho lokile." Morena Molimo a u tlatse ka matla Lineo. May you come out of this even stronger. Hugs, hugs, hugs
Paballo Mokoqo
Thank you for your service to Lesotho and Basotho. Your gentle spirit will greatly be missed. Thank you Lineo for sharing John with us, and making him so accessible to us all. Sending love and healing to you and your family.
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