Sylvia Egwa
xx xx, xxxx - xx xx, xxxx
A matriarch. A teacher, A mother. A friend. A trusted confidant to many...A community nurse. Sylvia was a people's person. She loved the Lord and was never ashamed to proclaim His word. She love to worship and easily broke out in song when she met family and friends. She valued relationships and always reminded us that 'wat nyaka med g'osiep' she put family first. She never minced her words and stood steadfast in the truth. She loved kids ..all kids....and raised more than 50 children personally. Her involvement as a Sunday school teacher gave her a chance to touch the lives of so many people. We have lost a gem. Our matriarch. If we could negotiate with the Lord, we'd ask for one more year..may be two or even ten more....the Lord's ways are not ours so we say adieu mama, till we meet again. Keep shining on us. We will surely miss your love n care..
Condolences
Nina Pyle
Somehow the last few days I have thought of you more - I miss you mama
Millicent Adhiambo
No words can describe the pain we feel after your demise. You've gone too soon mamaa. You were a mother and a mentor. You often referred to me as aunty because of the love you had for my mother. Last year when I was admitted you gave me a shoulder to lean on. It was so painful to see you struggle on 11/7/21 . Rest with the angels Mama Charlie, till we meet again.
Charlie
Mom, besides being a mom you were my friend.. you taught is everything there is.. being steadfast Christians, Love & honesty. God took you coz He had His reasons.. we'll be fine coz the time He accorded to us with you was just sufficient.. He takes His best.. Rest Mama..Rest!
Sylvia Eghwa
You were a very special person not only to me,but to infinity souls.You were the gem no one could trade for. Rest well grandma.Rest well mwasare.
Memegi
Fare thee well My Maternal GrandMa….
Ruth Memegi Mwanyenyu
Tears still can’t stop rolling down my cheeks anytime I think of your departure from us…. I really can’t believe that you are no longer with me… I felt secured and safe around your arms… your were my role model and mentor… I treasure all the time you raised me up since my child hood till adulthood… I am who I am now because of your teachings more so the spiritual part of it in believing in Christ and how to live with the whole society …thanks to God for all the time we shared together…I will dearly miss u Madhe : May your Soul Rest Easy with the Angels…
Elizabeth
Mama u were so loving and ur laughter filled the room. U welcomed us to ur home whole heartedly. You lived a fulfilling life and it was amazing to hv interacted with u. I will also miss ur Mahamris. May you fly with the angels mama Esther.
Denis
The greatness of a person is measured by not how much wealth they amassed or any other thing, but by how many lives they touched. When we became of age and had girlfriends far and beyond, #23024 was our call centre. By then there were no cell phones. There were no boundaries in your house. We called you madhee and you called us by our names and you would add the relation; Denis wuod yuora. The Onunga's thanks a bunch for letting us share a piece of your mum without mumuring. It isn't goodbye but see you later!
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