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Obituaries

Kenyan Woman, Hannah Kamau, Passes away Mid-Flight to Visit Family in Dallas, Texas

Kenyan Woman, Hannah Kamau, Passes away Mid-Flight to Visit Family in Dallas, Texas
Kenyan Woman, Hannah Kamau, Passes away Mid-Flight to Visit Family in Dallas, Texas

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the death of Hannah Kamau which occurred on September 18th, 2018.

She was in-flight from Kenya to Dallas, Texas to visit family when she suddenly fell ill and collapsed.  Efforts to resuscitate her were unsuccessful and she passed away before the plane landed.

She was mother to Alice Kamau of Dallas, Texas and aunt to John Nganga, Patrick Nganga, Kui Waya, Anne Gitau and Richard Gatitu of Dallas, Texas, George Nganga of Seattle, Washington, and Steve Nganga of North Carolina.

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Friends and Family will meet daily for evening prayers until Saturday. September 22nd from 7pm at 1030 Carlisle Dr, Allen TX 75002.

There will be a memorial service on Sunday Sept 23rd at 4pm at Neema Gospel Church (7815 Arapaho Rd, Dallas TX 75248)

For questions please contact:
Alice 469-335-3679.
Patrick 405-361-5391.
John 972-310-8190.

For financial support please send to CashApp $alicekamau1 (469-335-3679).

Your prayers and support will be highly appreciated as the family prepares for her return to Kenya for final rites.

Thanks and God bless

Comments (5)

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  1. Edna MatindeSep 21, 2018

    My condolences. My our Almighty God give the heavenly comfort which surpasses human understanding in this trying moments.

  2. Patrick NgangaSep 21, 2018

    There's a gofundme link to support the family. Thanks!

    https://www.gofundme.com/send-my-mom039s-body-home-to-kenya&rcid=r01-15…

  3. MzeSep 22, 2018

    All those kids in USA she still needs financial support? Surely she will not be brought back here..

  4. xGSep 23, 2018

    What an ill comment! They could all be here, but, you do not know of their financial status; the may all be students.

  5. MuceneSep 25, 2018

    Did you think through this comment before you posted it? How about if all these kids are teens or kindergarten kids. Mchawi wewe!!

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