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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Martin Githiora, 67 years old, born on January 21, 1949, and passed away on May 31, 2016. We will remember him forever.
June 1, 2023
June 1, 2023
Seven years now....74️

Rest in Power ️️️

Still here, navigating life:)
June 1, 2022
June 1, 2022
Papa:)

It has been six years since you left to be in a better place. I miss your hearty laughter, positive outlook on life despite the odds and how you were able to get on with everyone regardless of rank. Wish you were here to witness milestones in our lives. Rest well....kooma thaayu!

WW.
June 1, 2022
June 1, 2022
Dear Uncle Wamunyu,
Missing you greatly; Your kind voice, excellent advise, deep thoughts on life and history and your caring spirit. May you Rest In Peace and Power!

Love,
Muthoni Kamau (Githiora)
June 1, 2022
June 1, 2022
Missing your incredible love/kindness to us all in/outside the family plus your enduring words of wisdom generously shared throughout our lives. Rest well dear brother until we meet again. Amen!
May 31, 2022
May 31, 2022
Dearest beloved brother,
I have so many wonderful memories that continue to sustain me on my down days. How you could uplift one's spirits, even when you were going through health challenges! Your wisdom, kindness, superior intelligence, integrity and generosity and your love for all are qualities to be emulated.
I miss you you dearly beloved brother, our firstborn. Rest in peace. Uromama kuuraga❤️️
January 22, 2019
January 22, 2019
70 is here. I wish you lived to see this day. You are gone but not forgotten in my heart.
Love,
Wambui W.
January 22, 2018
January 22, 2018
69 is a good year. You would be one year shy of 70 this year. I am glad that you are in better place two years on. Earth isn't all that it's cut out to be. We will live and meet you some day. I know your soul and spirit are alive and strong. The best we can do for now here is nurture our temporary bodies until we transition to the next realm some day. Keep well, God bless:-)
May 31, 2017
May 31, 2017
"Though it seems like forever since you left us to be in a better place,we still miss you deeply.
Your laugh,charisma,your love for young minds ,your down to earth nature will surely leave a gap in our lives
.....your memories will continue to leave on through and through.

Rest Easy Dad.
Wagithi Wa Wamunyu"
May 31, 2017
May 31, 2017
Dear Papa,
A year has passed as we still get used to your absence,
It Has been severely confusing,
For we all loved you and still do in our own different ways.
I can only hope you are in a better place...peace and comfort
being your everyday dose...
Look out for us...watch over us...
As your candle shines down here on earth, through your children
Your mottos shall live through and through:
"You must love yourself before you love others"
"Never fear anybody!!"

There is no putting into words what I feel...
Except the hope of your lasting, peaceful presence

Your loving daughter,
Nyambura Wamunyu
May 7, 2017
May 7, 2017
Dear Papa,

You fought the good fight. I hoped and wished you would win the battle even for a longer time...long enough to say goodbye. You left with quiet strength even though hope was high for you. It was time. There is a time for everything. See you in the present and future realm. All is well down here, rest well up there. I will visit the globe and see it for us with my four eyes:-)

Love,
Wambui Wamunyu.

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June 1, 2023
June 1, 2023
Seven years now....74️

Rest in Power ️️️

Still here, navigating life:)
June 1, 2022
June 1, 2022
Papa:)

It has been six years since you left to be in a better place. I miss your hearty laughter, positive outlook on life despite the odds and how you were able to get on with everyone regardless of rank. Wish you were here to witness milestones in our lives. Rest well....kooma thaayu!

WW.
His Life

75

January 21
by Abi Wam
75 would have been your age today:):):)

Thank you for the birthdays we celebrated in my formative years, they are memories I hold onto when we were younger, healthier and full of hope for the future. There was one where we took pictures like there was no tomorrow in 1996 when I was 10. It was so exciting to come from outside after playing with the kids from the estate and just singing to the birthday song while riding the blue BMX bike... iykyk:D... It was that era of who could ride the fastest and do stunts... Fun times:)

Happy birthday papa!!!
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MAY the Good Lord keep you!

May 31
by Abi Wam
You left on this day 8 years ago. May is a month rich in celebrations of Our Lord in many countries with the Catholic faith. 
Heaven was waiting for you on the last day of this precious month.

Keep resting well Papa.

Love,
Wambui.


To the Uncle that Left Footprints in Our Hearts...

January 23, 2022
Dear Uncle Wamunyu:
Happy birthday to my fellow Capricorn!
I last saw you in person in 2004 when I came back to Kenya for my research project. It's not until I was in your presence again that I realized just how much I'd missed you-- your intellect, humor, laughter, wise counsel, calm demeanor, and kindness.  
It's funny-- my memories of speaking on the phone with (specifically) Uncle Phillip and Uncle Wanyagi share one thing in common with you-- you all sound like my dad (tone and laughter). I know when I'm speaking with Uncles Kuria and John, but you and the previously mentioned Uncles were a bit of a doozy when using a landline with no caller ID, lol!
When I answered the phone and said, "Hello?" You'd all say my name the same way: "Nyambura!" 
#Confusing
I'd never know who it was. So I'd ask, "Father?" 
And after chuckling, you'd say, "Well, it's not Father! It's your Uncle Wamunyu!"
These surprise calls meant everything to a college/graduate student who was far away from home and grateful for the familiar voices of family members.
Of many things, I miss your scholarly feedback on everything my sisters (Wambui and Muthoni Kamau) and I shared with you. Your unique perspective on all things nourished our respective personal and professional growth. You challenged our way of thinking and encouraged us to keep aiming higher, particularly where academic learning is concerned.  
You had a nuanced approach to dealing with life adversities, something my dad deeply admired in you, in addition to your genuine kindness. Despite your challenges, you had a remarkable ability to approach life with an open mind, discerning spirit, firm values/principles, and a gentle soul.
Until we meet again, rest in peace with God and all His angels. 
Love, Nyambura Kamau (Linda Githiora-Olweny)

Dearest Uncle Wamunyu

January 23, 2022
Beloved Uncle Wamunyu,
You are missed and loved dearly. I hope you are celebrating with the ancestors and family. I especially miss your excellent advise and historical information for my teaching. May you remain most blessed and know you are loved and missed greatly. 

Love, Rosa Muthoni (Kamau) Githiora

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