Five Family Members Who Died in a Road Accident on Christmas Day Buried in Kisii

Five Family Members Who Died in a Road Accident on Christmas Day Buried in Kisii

Emotions run high as five family members who died in a road accident on Christmas Day were buried in Kisii on Friday.

The requiem mass for Ronald Bundi (43), his wife Veronica Ogake (40), and their three daughters Marion Moraa (14), Natalia Kemunto (17), and Claire Kwamboka (7) was held at the Kegogi Catholic Church ground in Sameta, Kisii County.

The five were later laid to rest at their home in Nyakegogi village in a ceremony attended by Transport Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) Chris Obure and other local leaders.

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Family and friends eulogized Mr. Bundi as a kind and generous man, who contributed immensely to the construction of the local church.

Bundi and his family were involved in a grisly road crash on the busy Mombasa-Nairobi highway on December 25th last year as they traveled home for the Christmas holiday. Their vehicle collided head-on with another vehicle at the Mackinon area near Voi. 

Their two sons, Mike (10), and Venard (3) survived the accident and are currently in hospital receiving treatment.

Comments

pigsfarm (not verified)     Fri, 01/07/2022 @ 03:01pm

My heart aches for the kids, family, and friends. Just imagine if the Nairobi-Mombasa road was a dual carriageway? How many lives would have been saved? What about the economic impact due to saved time!

OpenHeavens (not verified)     Fri, 01/07/2022 @ 06:42pm

Wow! That's a pretty sad affair.. God the source of Genuine comfort grant the family and friends of the His comfort in such a painful time.

Soldieron (not verified)     Sat, 01/08/2022 @ 12:13am

Poleni. But why do such fatal accidents happen in dry asphalt roads in Kenya (frequently). Can you imagine if Kenyans had do deal with snow, negative 20C temperatures, white ice ( or is it black ice), and wind chills out of Frozen. Anyway, poleni again to this family and hoping the two boys that are still alive find a loving home.

Kiraitu (not verified)     Sat, 01/08/2022 @ 09:10am

In reply to by Soldieron (not verified)

ALL major highways in Kenya need to be made DUAL carriage way with walled or wired medians. Two lanes one way and two lanes opposite direction which is currently not the case in many sections of these roads.

Young (not verified)     Sat, 01/08/2022 @ 03:21pm

Bundi, Maina and other kikuyu names are very common in other communities worldwide. African Americans also love to name their children "Kenya" as in Kanye West.

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