We are humbled to announce the promotion to glory of Dr. Eliud Maina Wangusi of Mesa AZ at his home on Friday 24th February 2017 at 12:45, following a long illness bravely fought. He hails from Maturu, Kakamega, Kenya.
He was the son of the Late Mr. and Mrs. Joram Fichingo of Maturu. He is survived by his wife MaryAnn Wangusi, his children John, Andrew, Joram, Nathan, Rebekah, Moses and the Late Michael Mahalang’anga;
Grandfather to MaryAnn, Eli, Jennifer, Rebekah, Maria, Elian; Brother to Stephen, Agnes, Elizabeth, Milka, the Late Peter, Late Salome, the Late Lydia, the Late Ruth.
Nephew to Priscilla, Dr. Noah Wekesa, Brother in law to Fridah, Terry, John, James, Caroline, Lucy among others. Cousin to Dorcas, Helen, Phyllis, Julia, Pamela among others.
Uncle to Janet, Grace, Ann, Ngure, Kairu, Kimani Gicheru, Joram, Jacob American Dad to Sheila, Juanita, Timoh among others.
All are welcome for prayers and financial support at their home 1302 S Rico, Mesa, AZ 85204. Maryann @ 4803001432, Joram 6028194540 and Gibson 6027226475.
Rev 21:4 “He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away.”
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Death Announcement For Dr Eliud Maina Wangusi Of Mesa Arizona
We are humbled to announce the promotion to glory of Dr Eliud Maina Wangusi from Kenya on Friday 2/24/17 from his long bravely fought battle with pancreatic cancer. Prayer meetings and fellowship are held at his residence. Dr Wangusi will be buried at his home in Maturu, Kakamega, Kenya. Donations will support the family in sending his remains from his home in Arizona USA to Kenya to be laid to rest. contact for details and funeral arrangements to follow.we are floored by the support both online and at home given to us. My dad had been diagnosed with the cancer 14 years ago and was not expected to live a year back then. He fought and underwent chemo, radiation and 2 whipple procedures during that time. His condition deteriorated in the last 9 weeks and mid january he was still independent and of good health. Needless to say, he was strong and knew what was coming. He prepared us as a family and friends that he was at the tail end of his battle. We are thankful for the support to send him back to his ancestral land for burial especially as his cancer was a pre existing condition, he was unable to get medical or life insurance from the time of his diagnosis 14 years ago. we would like to thank everyone again and appreciate everything..