
Jane Wambui Muchiri
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Jane Muchiri, we called her Mama Kamau, was deeply loved by her family and friends. Mama Kamau deeply loved God and people. She was the beloved daughter of Edward Ndun'gu Jacob and the late Elizabeth Nyambura Ndung'u. Jane was the beloved wife of Peter Muchiri, Mother to Paul, Edward, and Samuel; mother-in-law to Florence, Jane, and Risper; grandmother to Emmie, Debbie, Edlyn, and Ethan. She was a sister, auntie, friend, and mentor. Mama Kamau worked in healthcare; she loved working with her clients and they loved her deeply. She was also an active member of the House of Fellowship Church of God. She was active in the women's ministry and an intercessor as well. She was a teacher of the word of God, an encourager, and a prayer warrior. Mama Kamau loved to knit. She knitted warm winter clothes for every newborn baby in the community. We loved you but God loved you more. We will miss you dearly. " To love and to be loved is to feel the sun from both sides" "Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints"
Condoleances
Rebecca Kahingo
Mama Kamau was a woman of faith with a beautiful soul. I will forever miss her. Sincere condolences to the entire Muchiri and Munyi’s family. May our God continue to hold you and strengthen you during this difficult time. RIP our dear sister
Alice
She will forever be in our hearts.She was a true friend to many, her love for God,her encouraging messages she would sent to uplift one's soul..May God grant strength and comfort to the family..Mungu amuweke mahali pema.
Caroline
Am alive today because God sent Mama Kamau and Baba Kamau to save my life by paying for my surgery when I was 3weeks old...On getting the news that she's gone,I was hurt am still in pain,I never got the chance to meet her physically,we've been communicating online.For all the time we've been talking, she was a mum and a friend to me.Her love for God is what I admired the most..She stood as a hero to me.All in all its God's will.My prayers goes to the family,may our good Lord grant you strength during this time..
George David Otieno Obiero
May God bless you too and grant you peace that surpasses human understanding. May the memory of Mama Kamau be a blessing to all of us.I thank God for a life that was well lived.She was indeed a gift and a blessing. She touched the hearts of many in a special way. I wish we could have given her an even better send off though this has not been possible due to the Pandemic .Maybe we will meet soon in her honour and to thank God for giving her to us.She has left us with a rich legacy. Her good nature,her simplicity and her ability to connect with many people. Such exceptional qualities are not common nowadays.Showing love was not a problem to her she gave it naturally without any hinderance.She has fought a good fight and completed her mission .She is now in the hands of her creator.My prayer is for the family of our Assistant Pastor relatives, friends, House of Fellowship and Christian community in Norther Virginia .May we all be strengthened in the Lord.The Author and Finisher of our Faith.Heavenly Father you have loved us with an everlasting love remember Baba Kamau ,family ,friends, House of Fellowship and everyone whose lives she touched in a special way.
Elizabeth P Gibbens
Dear Sophie: I am keeping you and your family in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. What a beautiful quote from your sister! Deepest condolences, Elizabeth