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Tim Muchai
Anthony Mwangi
February 3rd, 1956 - September 19th, 2020
February 3rd, 1956 - September 19th, 2020
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Caroline Macharia
To Dad, You are a warrior to fight the good fight,with so much positivity, hope and faith. Thank you for sharing God's good with us,moreso my
Maranga
Rip Baba. I remember you right from a small boy in Sunday school at KWBC. Your memory, words of wisdom and your dedication to God will live with me. Rip till we meet again. For the family may the Lord give you peace during this difficult time.
Janet Mwaura
Rest In Peace dad. Your memory will live on as you impacted us with your wisdom while growing up with kina Njeri. You showered us with love and to us you were like a second dad. We shared great enlightening moments from the days you could visit us in BMA to adulthood when I could come home to be greeted with a smile as you checked on my well being during my time away. Will miss you dad but until we meet again, rest in perfect peace.
Motunrayo Adegbilero
Anthony was such a big support to my dear sister in Christ, Jane, spiritually, materially and in all ramifications. I was a guest in their house for one week all the way from Nigeria when I needed to process a visa to Chile. Though a stranger to them, they never made me feel like one! Their Christian love was unique. They took care of me with everything they had and I had all I needed at my disposal. Their car took me everywhere I needed to go and made sure I lacked nothing good. How I wished I had an opportunity to pay back a little before Anthony passed on! They welcomed virtually every visiting Baptist Women's official (from West, Central or South Africa) in their home. What hospitality! I pray God sustains you, my dear Jane, and the children: Edwin & his twin, Grace and the other sister. May the Lord grant you long life in good health and in joy to continue the good work you and your husband are known for. Continue to love the Lord remembering that whatever He allows is for our own good. Romans 8:28. When He allowed Jesus Christ to leave us at just 33years, it was for our good. Isaiah says the righteous is taken away from the evil to come. Isaiah 57:1b I love you, my sweet sister Jane and our respected President of Baptist Women of East Africa. All my love darling! Tunrayo Adegbilero, former President, Baptist Women's Union of Africa, 2007-2012.
Phoiey
Baba Gish, A father to many, you are one of the few noble men that i had the privilege of meeting and interacting with.You were more than a father figure but also a leader, an exemplar, a confidant, a teacher ,a hero and a friend. For my siblings and i, your big heart made us feel home and safe especially when our Dad got sick.You made it less confusing in so many ways and as one of your strongest virtues , "stayed true to your friendship with him".8 years down the line and all we can say is God has been faithful. May you rest in eternal peace Dad. Your legacy will live long.
Wairimu
Rest in peace Baba wangechi.i spent few weeks with your family and since many years has passed and ave never forgotten your loyalty.you was a human to all. You are indeed a hero.i salute you more.Rest in peace papa
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