Paul Kihiu
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Paul Gitau Kihiu was born in Nairobi on the 18th of August 1973 to Daniel Kihiu and Esther Kihiu. He was the 4th born and had 4 sisters: Michele, Rose, Sophie and Grace. Paul married Margaret on 20th November 2004, in a colourful ceremony where his love for his wife was evident. He was one of the few men who shed a tear of emotion on their wedding day. Together they were blessed with two children namely Daniel and Selah. The joy of the Lord is my strength ~Nehemiah 8:10b Paul loved this verse and would often quote it. In happy times and in sad times. Paul's faith was of extra-large proportions. And, as such, he partook of life in large doses. He was a larger than life character. Whenever he came into a room, it lit up. He had a bright energetic presence. Yet he was also laid-back and easy-going, and took life in manageable chunks. He was an encourager. One often heard "Good stuff!" from him - one of his favourite phrases. He was full of jokes. He was fun to be around. He laughed out loud, hearty and full laughter. So many happy memories come to mind. He was tactful and diplomatic, yet he also addressed things at their core when needed. Paul was extremely loyal. Extremely. His family always felt like he had them covered. Paul was active and engaged. He cared about people deeply. When he expressed his appreciation, he did so thoughtfully. For example, for his Mom's 75th birthday, he gave a PowerPoint presentation - well-laid out, in full colour. Yet the most outstanding quality about Paul was his generosity. He gave: of his time, energy, knowledge, wisdom. We always knew this, but each experienced it personally when we went through our own difficult seasons. He had a way of gently prodding to find out exactly what you needed, and then looking to help in exactly that manner - whatever it was. And, because Paul was a man of faith, we are sure we will meet him in heaven one day. His joyful countenance made him at home in heaven right away, and now he is free of pain.
Condoleances
Andrew Chege
I am shocked to learn of his demise today... We were together at Daystar University and was looking for him after many years... Almighty God R.I.P...We shall meet again...
Paul Wambilianga
Was with Paul in Lavington and Daystar University. Did some work together after that. He was a great man. R.I.P PK...
Bob
RIP.WE WERE IN THE SAME DORM @LENANA.YOU WERE A CLASS AHEAD .VERY HUMBLE GUY.RIP
Ian Wanga
I am so sorry for your loss Maggie, Sinei, and Selah. I knew Paul from being part of Sing Africa. Paul was a visionary leader with an infectious smile and knew his Lord! I pray for peace that surpasses all understanding for your loss. The Lord above and through the presence of His Holy Spirit with us is on it! He is Lord over all.
Evans K. Muttai
I only got to know Paul when we served together in DUAA, him Chairman and me Treasurer. His cool demeanor yet zeal for what he did while at DUAA left me with full admiration for him. Later, we would interact on other matters and being in the same industry, it was always a pleasure saying "I know that guy". May his family find peace. God is constant, He's sovereign. Not for a moment will He forsake you.
Ken & Jane Agutu
My wife and I got to know Paul through the Tonui's and through the two & a half decades that we have known him we always thought him a well grounded Christian, the true definition of a gentleman, everyone's kind of person. We mourn with Maggie, Sinei & Selah together with the rest of the family and the amazingly many friends that he had but are comforted that the death of a saint is just a step towards real life. Death is not the ultimate evil, the ultimate evil is to be outside God's love
Stephen Manjai
Paul and his family lived next door to us at Kabete Technical for many years. He was a great guy and so were the rest of his family. It's profoundly sad to learn of his passing. Rest in peace Paul and may God give your family the strength to get through this difficult time. My sincerest condolences to the Kihiu family.
Stephen Asebukwa
Was with Paul at Lenana in 88 when he joined while l was in 3rd form, humble man we served together in CU,. My sincerest condolences to the family. Go well bro RIP.
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