The family of the late Francis mungao still need help to send the body to kenya.Body Viewing will be on Thursday Jan 14th 2010 and the body is expected to depart for kenya on wednesday 20th January 2010
A Kenyan found dead in Finlay Ohio
By Diasporamessenger
01/12/2010
A 37 year old Kenyan was found dead in his apt in Finlay Ohio. This is another sad story, one that is so common in Diaspora especially in America.
Mr.Francis Peter Mungao was living alone in Finlay, a small town in Ohio which according to Jane Nyakio Mwaura, a sister in-law of Mr.Mangao has a population of very few Kenyans.
Francis worked the whole day on Tuesday 4th January and went back home in the evening where neighbors saw him come in and go to the store.
On Wednesday, he failed to report to work and his manager called him with no response.
At 6 pm, the manager decided to go to his house but after knocking on the door several times with no answer, he went to the Land lord who came and opened the door.
Upon opening the door, they saw Francis on the floor and it is at that time they called the police.
Mr.Mungao was in Britain before coming to the U.S in 1999. He went to school in a University in Finlay where he completed his master’s degree.
He was the son of Grace Wanjiru Gachungi of Magiwa Estate Nairobi, Brother to Samuel Mwaura of Cincinnati Ohio, brother in-law to Jane Nyakio Mwaura (USA), brother to Christine Wairimu Goulden. London (UK) and Christopher Gachungi in Kenya.
Friends and family are meeting daily for prayers at Samuel Mwaura’s residence at 4820 Crosskey Dr.South Lebanon Ohio Apt 101 45065.
The account is Wachovia bank :samuel mwaura 061000227 1010075530332
For more information, please contact:
Samuel mwaura- 513-376-5554
Jen mwaura- 513-3288270
Jammy kitanga-937-825-4698
Nelly njoki-513-886-7691
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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