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Audrey Nanjala
Oduor Ochieng Diu
October 6th, 1996 - July 28th, 2021
October 6th, 1996 - July 28th, 2021
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Joan Ndambuki
Today we start a new year without you in it and it's heartbreaking 💔. I miss you so much Diu. I hope you are happy. Continue watching over us and guiding us till we meet again
Aileen Odongo
Diu! OD! Oduor! Oduor Ochieng! I can not cry enough tears! Son of my Uncle, I could cry a river but that will not bring you back son of my Auntie. However much I pinch myself to wake up from this nightmare. It is true you are no longer with us. Surely no man is limited. You have run the race of life and beaten all of us to the finish line. Heavens ambassador to Earth. Lover of life, lover of peace. May the Lords of heaven and earth wipe away your mothers tears. May he take grief away from your brother's heart. May he renew your fathers hope and may he the almighty God comfort our sorrow as we grieve the loss of not having you share the coming days we still have on earth. Diu, is it true that the streets of heaven are made of Gold? Are you singing praises and worship to the God almighty? Heaven has gained a great soul, brother, son, lover and friend. You, Jacob, Dani Kwaru, Nya'Rae, Uncle Jeff, Daddy Ken and all the other cousins uncles and Aunties must be having an awesome time up there. I pray that the Lord almighty keep you safe in his bosom till we meet again.
Neema Bogita
I remember we had lunch earlier this year and you told me that ours was a friendship that would last a lifetime. My heart is broken. Your presence in my life was so steady and on this earth large and vibrant that I don't even know how to process that you're gone. Thank you for being the best big brother, friend, shoulder, teacher. Thank you for the advice, the endless laughs, the ridiculous conversations, for bringing me out of my shell, for working with me, for making some of the more difficult moments bearable. Thank you for more memories than I can count. Thank you for sharing your dreams, ambitions, struggles, victories, joys and time with me. I didn't always understand but I was always happy to be your cheerleader. I had no doubt and looked forward to you achieving all that your heart desired. Thank you for allowing me to be your friend. Thank you for never growing weary in sharing your light and love with others. I had 4 years and I am truly so blessed and grateful to have known you. You will forever be in our hearts. I love you friend and I will miss you.
Aileen Odongo
Diu! OD! Oduor! Oduor Ochieng! I can not cry enough tears! Son of my Uncle, I could cry a river but that will not bring you back son of my Auntie. However much I pinch myself to wake up from this nightmare. It is true you are no longer with us. Surely no man is limited. You have run the race of life and beaten all of us to the finish line. Heavens ambassador to Earth. Lover of life, lover of peace. May the Lords of heaven and earth wipe away your mothers tears. May he take grief away from your brother's heart. May he renew your fathers hope and May he the almighty God comfort our sorrow as we grieve the loss of not having you share the coming days we still have on earth. Diu, is it true that the streets of heaven are made of Gold? Are you singing praises and worship to the God almighty? Heaven has gained a great soul, brother, son, lover and friend. You, Jacob, Dani Kwaru, Nya'Rae, Uncle Jeff, Daddy Ken and all the other cousins uncles and Aunties must be having an awesome time up there. I pray that the Lord almighty keep you safe in his bosom till we meet again.
Becky Oloo
‘Carve your name in hearts, not tombstones. A legacy is etched in the minds of others and the stories they share about you'. Rest in eternal peace 🙏🏾
Joan Ndambuki
My heart is heavy and I am struggling to process the immense loss of a brother and a friend. I keep going back to the last time we were together a couple of weeks ago. I was so tired and sleepy but you wanted to chat and catch-up and that's exactly what we did until the early hours of the morning. I am so happy God gave me that opportunity because He knew it would be the last in-person conversation you and I would have in this life. Your physical absence will always cause me pain but I choose to believe that I have gained an angel. Thank you for the countless memories, the random phone conversations, the love, and the laughter. Thank you for being such a bright light in my life, for being so accommodating and open-minded, for the great insights & advice, and for being a huge cheerleader. The world was definitely a better place with you in it. I love you and I miss you. Rest with the angels Diu, tutaonana baadaye.
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