- Willis Ayieko, an HR manager, was found dead after he went missing after attending a funeral
- Funeral arrangements were announced, and loved ones shared memories of their good times
- His wife, Esther Wagumba, revealed that they had been together for 18 years and explained their hopes and dreams
Willis Ayieko, manager of Wells Fargo HR who was killed, is expected to be buried on Saturday, November 9, at his home in Siaya county.
Source: UGC
What did Willis Ayieko's wife say?
His wife, Esther Wagumba, wrote a heartfelt tribute recalling their precious time together.
“It wasn't meant to be. We had plans for our old age. We teased what each of us would look like in old age,” he wrote.
Esther remembered that their last meal was with Ayieko's brother, and they were happy.
“The plan was for us to travel the world after the kids went to college staple,” Esther said.
He revealed that they were together for 18 years, and his love never wavered.
“You loved us, protected us, cared for us and provided for us,” she wrote, admitting that she missed him.
Esther noted that Ayieko was welcoming, kind, and respectful, noting that she will always love him.
“Your tricks were out of this world,” he said while praising her fashion style.
He also thanked his friends, colleagues, relatives, politicians and the church for their great support.
To their children, Nathan and Lauren, Esther wrote:
“I will love you with all that I have and what God will give me; I know I can't measure it, but we will be fine by the grace of God.”
He concluded his delivery with a Bible verse about staying in the house of the Lord all the days of his life.
Ayieko's son, Nathan, described him as his best friend.
“He gave us everything we needed. We will all miss him dearly,” he wrote.
The daughter, Lauren, said their late father loved them very much.
Inside Willis Ayieko's compound
TUKO.co.ke previously published a photo of Ayieko's compound, where he will be buried.
The mansion has two bungalows, his and his brother's.
The first house with carved blocks has a black roof and is surrounded by a white fence.
The bungalow has large windows, allowing lots of light. Ayieko was a diligent farmer and raised several animals.
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