Josephine Owiyo
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My wife was such a wonderful woman. I'm not sure I can really express just how much I will miss her...Not only was she a wonderful wife, but a wonderful mother, best friend, colleague ...and so much more... Josy was born to Mzee Samson Owiyo and Mama Marianna Owiyo, natives of Karachuonyo in Homa Bay County-Kenya, but, residing and working in Nairobi. Sister to Biko, Bella, Georgy and Bobby... She did her primary schooling in Nairobi,before proceeding to Mukumu Girls High School to complete her O-Levels... She latter joined The University Of Nairobi for a bachelor's degree in Anthropology. After completing her undergraduate studies, she joined the Postal Corporation of Kenya as a graduate trainee and had since risen to be an assistant manager... Josy's ability to make everyone feel comfortable, secure and loved were her greatest strengths... It was only by chance that first I met Josy a couple of months before her final semester at the University at a christian function. The moment I set eyes on her, I knew she was the one for me. She was the loveliest woman I had ever seen... Our courtship was difficult as we had to overcome distance; after two months into our courtship, I traveled out of the country for my Masters degree, but I was determined to make her my wife. Josy and I came from different backgrounds: I was brought up in the village and she was born and brought up in the city,but that didn't worry us – we complimented each other perfectly and got on like a house of fire... It has been nearly 9 years since we were first married and I look back over those years with so much happiness... Josy was a hard working and giving woman. Not only was she committed to her job – working long hours and going for out of station duties that would drive me insane – she was also committed to giving back to the community, especially standing with our pastors friends in the ministry... She was my soul mate and my inspiration – my steadfast rock that helped me through thick and thin. Josy supported and loved us all, and was always there to help navigate through life’s challenges... Josy may be in heaven now, but I know she is looking down at us with a big smile on her face saying, “Forge ahead – make the best of life – and I’ll see you soon. We have work to do up here, too.”... Goodbye, my dear, sweet wife, and God bless...
Condoleances
Samuel Wetungu
May Josephine Rest in peace. I have just stumbled upon this tonight when I decided to search her on internet thinking she is alive. I wanted to remind her something about her school life in Mukumu and some village life when schools closed at Matete at her Aunty's place. Kumbe she died exactly one year after my late dad. Josephine may you Rest in Peace dear. I will live in this shock rest of my life. But may someone tell me how she died please?
Aaron James
My condolences go out to the family. I am so sorry too hear of the lost of a dear loved one to this family. Dealing with this situation can be the hardest thing to face. God's word the bible gives heartfelt and true meaning for ones sleeping in death; Revelation 21: 3,4 says: 3 With that I heard a loud voice from the throne say: “Look! The tent of God is with mankind, and he will reside with them, and they will be his people. And God himself will be with them. 4 And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.” God also promises a hope for ones to have life again at John 5: 28,29a : Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice 29 and come out. Visit Jw.org for more encouraging bible truths.
David Mwangale Musungu
Not many men love their wives as you so clearly loved yours. My ex-student's life, though short, must have been happy. In the end, that counts for a lot. May the LORD of all comfort strengthen and keep you...
A Blount
To the Family of JosephIne Owiyo I am sorry for your loss. Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today. 2 Corinthians 1:3,4 reminds us that God is always there to comfort us. I pray this helps you to find solace.
Bella
My sister ajos was such a wonderful woman.I cant put to words just how much I miss her.its been one week since we laid her to rest and I shed tears everyday for her.I miss your wise counsel,your beautiful smile,your persistant prayers,the,sumptuous meals you would make esp chapos and liver.its hard to even imagine I will never see you again.I love you my sister.may the lord continue to comfort and strengthen us together with steve and the girls.you are forever in my mind,heart and will always be.rest in peace Ajos chuny lady
tony ndome
Condolences to you Steve. May God strengthen you during this time of grief. Leave everything to the Lord as He is the only one that can comfort. As I speak am also grieving a loved one that I lost this August.
hellena nyangi
The pain of loosing a close person n a friend is just painful..... we grew up together like sisters.. then left for separate ways bt always in touch once in a while... your depature eey soo sudden n shocking... ni ngumu bt walamo mana nyasaye mondo omiwa teko. . To the hubby, kids n siblings.. may Gods comfort hugg you... will continue saying a prayer to you guys...heaven has gained a jewel.... Rest in peace rambanya
Mercy Otieno
I do not know you Mr Osore but having read your remembrance I am convinced that Jossy was happy and well loved. I grew up with Jossy was even best friends with her sister Bella at some point. Jossy is indeed as you described her. I pray that her offsprings grow up to be just like her, smart, peaceful, loving, non pretentious and beautiful inside and out. She truly was a joy to be around. I am in tears and cannot imagine what the family she leaves behind is going through.But rest assured that she is watching and wanting the best for all. My sincere condolences. May Jossy rest in peace.
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