It is with a heavy heart and acceptance of God’s will that we inform you of the passing of Jedidah Oloo of Baltimore, Maryland. on 01/12/2024 at John Hopkins Hospital. She has left behind a daughter, Lisa Amondi Oloo and a granddaughter, Harper Rebecca Oloo, both in Kenya.
Jedida was the daughter of the late Mr Eliakim Oloo Ndisi and Mrs. Peres Akelo Ndisi. She was a sister to Churchill Oloo, Peter Ndisi, Booker Oloo, Salome Ndisi, Judy Ndisi, Edwina Ndisi and Joyce Oloo.
Cousin to Kingsley Alala of Ohio, Willie Alala of New Jersey and Paul Alala of Florida. Jedida bravely bore illness, being in and out of hospital for a long time. She was being assisted with her daily needs by a good friend, Jackline Gikuma, during the last months of her illness and other well wishers. Jedidah will be buried in Baltimore, MD. More details will follow.
We are reaching out for financial assistance for burial arrangements.
Zoom meeting for prayers and financial support:
Tuesday January 16, 2024 at 7:00 PM
Friday January 19, 2024 at 7:00 PM
Tuesday January 23, 2024 at 7:00 PM
Friday January 26, 2024 at 7:00 PM
Zoom Link
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82510389949?pwd=Z1IyOVQ5SXFybnlNM2lmenRaQ0w1Zz09
Meeting ID: 825 1038 9949
Passcode: 848711
Kindly send donations to:
Pauline Kamash
Zelle – 443-939-4460
Anne W. Gikuma
Zelle – 443-6537598
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For more information,Please contact:
1. Jackline Gikuma – 443-813-7702
2. Pastor Mugweh -410-236-5401
3. Karanja Mwaura – 410-409-9340
4. Julie Weche – 410-303-3335
5. Pastor Carol Keen 443-652-2783
6. Kingsley Alala- 216-526-6118
7. Pastor Lando – 443-824-6321
8. Pastor Masha 301-440-2025
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Death Announcement Of Jedidah Oloo of Baltimore, Maryland
