The MSUYA family is inviting you to a MEMORIAL and celebration of his life.
MARCH 10, 2012
Visitation: 1 pm Service: 1:45 pm
St. Matthews Lutheran Church Auditorium
356 9th Street Hanover, Ontario
El Passes away at KCMC hospital in Moshi Tanzania, East Africa on January 8, 2012 after a short illness. The funeral and burial were held January 11th in Moshi.
El is survived by his wife, Martha, his sister Mrs Mary Harris Morgan of Dar es Salaam, his 3 children, Rebekah 7 Joe Collison of Wingham, Sebastian & Doreen Msuya of Kitchener and Moses & Lisa Msuya of Kitchener. he will be missed by 7 grandchildren - Kasey Kosikar, Charlotte and Jacob Collison, Justine and Emmett msuya and Elizabeth and Marcus Msuya.
Predeceased by his mother and father and his brother, Isaac of Tanzania.
Sadly missed by the Lions of A-9 District, his many friends in the Walkerton area, his many relatives from California, Minnesota, Montana, Oregon, Manitoba and Ontario plus many friends and relatives in Tanzania.
Donations will be accepted for the Msandaka Deaf Centre located in Moshi, Tanzania.
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Always remembered...
It's already 2 years since you've left us! We often talk about you and remembered the good times we've shared for so many years. The kids birthdays when we would visit Walkerton and slaughter the mbozi (goat) in preparation for the birthday party, our annual visits to the campsite where we would camp out and share OUR many stories etc. etc..So many memories you've left behind..............how can we ever forget you? Your fond and lasting memories will always be remembered by my family.
We will continue to talk fondly about you and reflect on those everlasting memories you've left with us.
Velda and family .
Ice Creature
This is a story my dad told me.
Martha and El visited Fred and Mary on Lake of the Woods in winter. El was taken out onto the lake for winter First Nations's hunting and trapping. As they came to the beaver or muskrat(?) hole in the ice, and a wet icy furry creature was lifted dripping from the hole, El was purported to have exclaimed,
"What's a monkey doing under the ice!?!"
It was one of my favourite stories as a youngster, but knowing El's sense of humour as an adult, it took on new meaning.