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Obituaries

Death Announcement for Francis Kimani Gatua of Lowell, Massachusetts

It is with acceptance of God’s will that we announce the death of Francis Kimani Gatua of Lowell, Massachusetts.

Francis was found dead in his apartment in Lowell, Massachusetts on Friday, April 14th.

Prayers are being held daily from 6pm at 367 Hildreth St, Apt 31, Lowell, MA. (Please park your car behind the apartments).

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Memorial/Fundraising will be held on Sunday, April 23rd starting at 3pm at PCEA Ushindi Church, 452 Chelmsford St, Lowell, MA.

Wake will take place on Tuesday, April 25th at 6pm at CCF Church in Lowell, MA.

Donations can be sent through:

For more information please contact:
Stephen Canyon: 978-996-8583
David Kariuki: 978-710-1678
Isaac Gitau: 978-490-6632

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