Tributes
Leave a tributeYears have gone by but the love has never faded . Thanks for still showing your face in my dreams ❤️ A reminder that you’re always with me . You’re unforgettable. I love you then, now and always.
I remember on your birthday we had a small birthday lunch at home with your children and sister Mami... before the major one in Naivasha...
Today I remember it so well as it marks your birthday...
Till we meet again.
How I miss the forwards we shared and made comments..
How I miss the tips on bringing up our children.....
I will lie if I say a week passes by without thinking about you....
Forever missed love ...till we meet again.
My air plant from Naivasha on your 50th birthday bloomed for the first time after 3yrs...
I will always remember you and know you are blooming in heaven too....
You left lasting memories on your last birthday.
May God heal that pain...
RIP dear.
The Fire does not dim, neither does it fade.
Happy Ethereal Birthday. If only I knew tomorrow would never come..
Missing you so much and your birthday will always bring memories of how we celebrated your 50th one...
Who has three birthday parties... If only we knew...
Dance with the angels dear.
Mamissment...
Your baby graduated last month...we missed you so much and realized we are all still mourning...but by God's grace, one day we will meet you at Jesus feet...
Dance with the angels sweetheart.
We loved you but God loved you more.
I also pray for peace upon the kids and family as they commemorate this day
Amen
I am thankful to God for the time he gave us together my sister, my friend!
I am thankful for the love we shared that knew no boundary, no shame, no guilt, no pride for that was true love.
I am thankful that we celebrated every big and little success together. I am thankful that we celebrated our children and for your constant reminder that God has been good to us.
I am thankful that we encouraged and lifted each other in our low moments and found comfort that made all the difference.
I am thankful for the deep connection we had, the daily conversations and the silly jokes that brightened our days.
I am thankful that you honored me to be your special ‘buddy’ that elevated us to fly Premier World for 3 good years. I am thankful for all the elegant gifts and for showing me every fashion spot so we would step out and shine!
I am thankful that you taught me the essence of friendship as you shared your love wholeheartedly with my family, siblings, parents and friends.
I am hopeful that when we finally meet at Jesus’ feet, we shall rejoice some more.
Till we meet again my sister…
Shine with the angels my Achupa Mrembo!
Achupa Mrembo
It's still hard 4 me 2 comprehend that ur dancing wth the angels i don't hv enuf words 2 express wot u really meant 2 me, ur memory will leave long in our hearts, it shall b well n it is well RIP Emily
I surely termed you as my mentor for you knew what is good for each one of us. You have shaped me to be who i am today. Im really going to miss you. You will forever remain in our hearts. Dance with the angels aunty
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Rest in Eternal peace
Your spirit will live on forever.
You were the most stylish mom at school and your Elegance, Grace and Poise will be in our memory forever.
You are unforgettable & Iconic.
Rest till we meet Again.
With ❤
The first candle represents our grief.
The pain of losing you is intense.
It reminds us of the depth of our love for you.
This second candle represents our courage.
To confront our sorrow,
To comfort each other,
To change our lives.
This third candle we light in your memory.
For the times we laughed,
The times we cried,
The times we were angry with each other,
The silly things you did,
The caring and joy you gave us.
This fourth candle we light for our love.
We light this candle that your light will always shine.
We cherish the special place in our hearts
that will always be reserved for you.
We thank you for the gift
your living brought to each of us.
We love you.
We remember you Aunty Emily.
There are certain people we meet who leave marks. You are such a person Emili.
I was telling our favorite waiter at 'Kahawa' Eco Bank building where (we used to have coffee) that you are no more... He just sat down at the table I was with my friends... and shed a tear.
Your genuine smile will be one that I will never forget
Emili.. I have lost a bit of weight and I was praying we would meet soon before Easter-I cat walk for you to check me out so that you could hand over the lilac lace dress I so admired on you.
My dreams were not valid.
Death o death - where is thy sting!!
Your passing has taught me that life is really precious and that there is need to spend as much time as we can with those we love - with those who mean anything to us.. and not wait for occasions like Easter Period et all.
We never know when will be the last time we see someone.
Emili, I will be praying for your beautiful children and God in His Infinite love will send His capable angels to watch their going, and their coming, their sleeping and their waking.
Emili, I pray that you are in Heaven finding your way.
Rest in eternal peace and I hope you took with you, your ☺ smile to show them how it is done there.
Emili.......
Emili
They probably needed one more rose to make the garden bright and lovely...
They searched
and saw a beautiful Lilly, a shining star.
They knew that very instant that they had found Heaven's centrepiece for the day.... and so on flighty wings, they took you up to heaven...
Smile down on us from heaven.
May your memories keep us free from hurt and pain.
You'll always be in our minds..
Fare Thee Well Emilly.
If I had known that would be the last time I talked to you, perhaps I would have spoken for a much longer time...
Perhaps I would have said more.
❤❤❤
When we were celebrating your 50th birthday, you had three of them...little did we know you will be 50 forever... You had fun in each and with everyone...
The laughter and jokes we shared together, I will forever "cherish"...
Dance with the angels dear...
I will forever love you...
Wailet.
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Our Jaza tank mémoire
I first came to know Emily in the year 2000 when I joined KQ @ Barclays plaza,one of the fondest memories was sometime later when the BP Jazz Tank promotion was running,together we dashed to the BP that was near Panafric hotel (she on the Jaquar & me on the BMW) and later laughed at how fast we were to hit the promotion,still remember her smile.Emily was softspoken and honest. Will truly miss her as a friend.Psalms 116;15 reminds us of how Jesus cares deeply at the death of His saints.