It’s with deep regret and profound sadness we announce the sudden passing away of George Jackson Ngethe, he passed away on Thursday 17th August, 2017 in Livepool hospital (UK). George became ill in early April 2017 with pneumonia.
George was a loving son of Felix Peter Kinuthia and the late Lucy mumbi Kinuthia from Gachie Village (Kiambu) and Father to Prince Ngethe and Bridget Ngethe in (UK) brother to Felix kariuki,Andrew Kiongera, Charity wambui and Mercy Josephine Wanjiku.
Cousins to caro charity wambui mwaura,James karioki, Eric waithiani,Susan Wanjiku, Pauline Ngere, Rose Wachu, Chris Ndicu Karioki, Charles Kariuki, Mike Maigua and charity Karioki…Relatives to Reacheal Machari (Oxford) Iko (Mama Brian) Oxford, Racheal Waweru (Oxford ) and Nyambutu (Oxford).
Family and friends are meeting for burial arrangements … more details will follow…. For more information please contact Nyambutu Oxford +44 7865 362003, Mama Daisy (Maureen), Northampton 07950590102, Jack (Northampton +44 7403 865259, Steve Nangunya Reading +44 7498 759442 and Baiba Dhidha 07947122741 (Liverpool community).
Well wishes who would like to assist financially, you are kindly requested you put your name and reference for the transparency and accounting purposes to Barclays Bank, Ruth Wainaina, Sort Code 20-61-51 and 70465968.
Thank you all for your kind contribution… funeral and burial arrangements will be updated soon.
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