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Obituaries

Death Announcement for Geoffrey Cheruiyot of Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Death Announcement for Geoffrey Cheruiyot of Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Death Announcement for Geoffrey Cheruiyot of Murfreesboro, Tennessee

On May 31, 2018, we lost our dear friend Geoffrey Cheruiyot in a road accident in Newport,Tennessee. Geoffrey was traveling eastbound on Interstate 40 around 1:30 am when he was involved in a fatal accident that took his life.

No time is right for a great loss, it’s exceptionally tragic that Geoffrey lost his life soon after he graduated from Middle Tennessee State University on May 5th 2018. He was getting ready to attend graduate school at MTSU come August 2018.

Anyone who knew Geoffrey knows that he had a huge heart and would help anyone who needed help. As we continue to pray for his family during this trying moment, we kindly ask you to help his family with a donation in this time of need.

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Geoffrey is the brother to Jacob Choge and Joice Jebor, both of whom are currently on the MTSU track and field team.

This donation will cover flight expenses to Kenya for his brother and sister, accrued funeral expenses and fees and general funeral expenses in Kenya.

Updates:
The family is currently meeting to set date for burial in Kenya.
Family and Friends are meeting at 1540 Lascasassas Pike, Murfreesboro, 37130.

Recommended Links to send your Donations.

Facebook Cash on Messenger:  https://m.me/hillary.rono.980
Venmo:  https://venmo.com/Hillary-Rono
Square Cash: www.cash.me/$hillsrons (please copy the link)

M-Pesa Numbers:
TBA

For more information contact:
Text or call  (615) 710-8476
https://www.facebook.com/hillary.rono.980

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