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Ken maybe called a 'living legend' - and we fully agree! But to us and all of you here Ken was much more. He was everything, he was a friend you will need at all times and a friend to many. Ken had a big heart, his love, empathy and generosity touched many of us in many ways. Ken has had the kind of deep and meaningful personal and professional impact that will last for generations to come.
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Vera
“To live in hearts, we leave behind is not to die.”- Thomas Campbell It is one year ago since Kenneth left us to be with the Lord… this is to remember a person who meant a lot to many – ‘simply a great man’ we will never forget - our beloved Kenneth - or ‘Ken’ Love you to bits!!
Keipheleng
You were my strength for so many years. I am deeply saddened by your passing but I had a feeling that something was wrong when I dreamt of you in a peaceful place. May your beautiful soul rest in peace. You will always reside in my heart
Dr Alice Khayinza
Kenneth was a thinker……,……….,…Kenneth was an influence Kenneth was a goal oriented Kenneth was a professional student Many books wonder what happened to him Because of the above attribute Kenneth quickly and effortlessly moved into positions of influence in many jobs and countries . Kenneth was a simple man. Hence he made friends easily. I used to think outside Eva I was the next special so I thought.. then Kenneth died and then I had all of saying Kenneth was my best friend. Another great attribute . He treated all his friends equally and with dignity and love. Kenneth was a keeper. Kenneth was a loving hush and lovin father to his three kids. He loved his faint Richard and sisters. We are all going to miss him. One of my most poignant meeting with Kenneth was when I had to air light my brother in from Kpla to Flora clinic to have an emergency risk cardiac operation. Kenneth was their physical financial 2417. It was amazing was that Kenneth was between jobs a Pershing his MBA. When the dust settled and my brother in law returned to Uganda I wanted to pay Kenneth the money he had given me….to this day I cringe.. he looks at and asks me are you the Mogodi here? Were in lake road on Nabumali. Topic closed mukayeke!i To me this greatness and generosity of spirit.. All I can is we lost a very good man way too young. But who are we to question the wisdom of God. But it doesn’t mean we miss him. We miss him terrible.. He left small children in the family. I pray our black tax finds its to to them. Will leave with quote: I love this quote By *CHINUA ACHEBE* _A man who calls his kinsmen to a feast does not do so to redeem them from starving. They all have food in their own houses. When we gather in the moonlight at village ground, it is not because of the moon. Every man can see it in his own compound. We come together because it is good for kinsmen to do so. Therefore let us continue with the team spirit and enjoy the power of togetherness. Let's smile not because we don't have problems but because we are stronger than the problems_.... *Alone I can smile but together we can laugh* *Alone I can save but together we can grow* *Alone I can enjoy but together we can celebrate* *Alone I can talk but together we can speak* Let's promote things that unite us than things that cause disunity *Unity is Great Strength* Everyone is important according to their own unique purpose.
Deo Kanyaruguru
Am by names of Deo Kanyaruguru. I got to know Ken in late 90s while he was working at UBL and I was working at international Distillers, we later found our selves working together at Nile Breweries in early 2000.'s until he left for Tz and later SA though he was at a distance, we kept close contact. He left SABMiller around early 2017, and in the same year we reunited in SA when I started working from there. I remember that calm welcome to his home, smile, warmth of his family members- wife and the two boys in 2018, I used to carry some matoke for them from Kampala once in a while as I used to frequent Uganda alot. It's our way and we shall find you there Kenneth. Rest peacefully and may the Lord keep the family stronger than ever.
Nyambura
I met Ken through Vera, his sister who was my colleague in The Hague, many years ago. It was in Kampala and it was a business meeting. However, it might as well have been a social meeting. With his very easy and engaging nature, Ken put me at ease, even as he asked serious and insightful questions. Seeing us together, one would have assumed we were old friends. And that's how I remember Ken - almost like an old friend, at ease with himself and the world and a great person to be with. His death has robbed his family and all of us who knew him of a wonderful human being. But let's take comfort in knowing his spirit lives on because of the different ways he touched all of us who knew him. Rest with the angels, Ken. We shall meet again when our time comes.
Borgio Kateregga
Dear Ken,may you rest in peace.Gone so soon. I knew you for a few months as you came to the end of your sojourn in Dar while at TBL.The last time we met was at your farewell party at the Italian restaurant.I have decided to honour our brief relationship by changing my jogging route to passby the restaurant and always remember your good heart.You were such a blessing on this planet.
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