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Kenyan Man Passes Away in a Car Accident in Ellicott City, Maryland

Kenyan Man Passes Away in a Car Accident in Ellicott City, Maryland

We are deeply saddened to inform you that Nicholas Marenga Mburu of Ellicott City, Maryland passed away on Sunday, January 7th in a tragic car accident off Route 100 and Snowden.

Nicholas was a graduate of Mt. Hebron High and UMBC. He leaves behind his beloved parents Joyce and Joseph Mburu and his younger  sister Naomi Mburu, 2018 Rhodes Scholar recipient at University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC).

Thank you for your visits, prayers, messages, phone calls and overall expression of support. Family and friends are meeting daily between 7-9.30pm at the Mburu residence for prayers and support. 4309 Old Valley Court Ellicott City, MD 21043

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For more information:

Rosalind Muchiri (443) 622-7541
Dr. Murugi Mungai-Kamau (410) 707-2396
Alex Mutonyi (443) 985-1633
Dr. James Ngundi (571) 215-6375
Joyce Mburu (410) 428-6587
Joseph Mburu (443) 844-4623
Naomi Mburu (443) 615 4711

Comments (11)

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  1. vinnyJan 8, 2018

    may you RIP.

  2. LydiaJan 8, 2018

    Poleni sana kwa msiba 🙏🏽

  3. KenyaJan 8, 2018

    Poleni sana

  4. fundiJan 8, 2018

    Sorry for your loss

  5. Mkenya halisiJan 8, 2018

    Poleni sana take heart na ngai witu Wa gikuyu na mumbi aroikarania nainyui mutigitwo.Once born must die one day!!So tupendane na tuaache maringo mingiii

  6. OmeraJan 9, 2018

    Amen

  7. Karen StewartJan 9, 2018

    We are so sorry for your loss. We will miss Nick! He was like family... a son. You will be in our prayers.

  8. ELIZABETH MURIUNGIJan 9, 2018

    May the Lord of peace be with the family,may He wipe their tears away and may He carry the burden of sorrow for them. We loved this young man but God loved him more. RIP Nick. Aunt.

  9. George Macheho MungaiJan 10, 2018

    Joyce, Joseph and Naomi;
    May there be comfort in knowing that someone so special will never be forgotten. May He who knows your sorrow bring peace, comfort, and healing to your soul. Words seem inadequate to express the sorrow felt by the loss of Nick. My heart is with you.

  10. Timmy kJan 11, 2018

    God bless you Joyce.
    Mahoya maingì.

  11. Baba Ken (Limuru, Kenya)Jan 13, 2018

    Very sorry. With you in prayers at his uncle's (Njogu) today Saturday 13th . Lord rest his soul in eternal peace.

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