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Obituaries

Death Announcement: Victor Michuki of Muncie, Indiana, Formerly of Lubbock, Texas

Death Announcement: Victor Michuki of Muncie, Indiana, Formerly of Lubbock, Texas

James Michuki and Teresia Michuki are in deep sadness to announce the passing of our beloved son Victor Michuki formerly of Lubbock TX, currently residing in Muncie, Indiana.

Victor passed on peacefully in his sleep.

James’ family would wish to give their beloved son a decent burial in Amboni, Nyeri County in Kenya. The burial dates to be on communicated later.

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Your generous support towards the family can be channeled to the following persons:

To our esteemed friends and relatives, let’s all pray for the entire family of James and Teresia during this time of grief.

Psalm 147:3 “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.”

 

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  1. Gannon CrosserAug 9, 2022

    Victor was a great friend of mine who I would always eat lunch with and talk to in the halls. Nicest, purest person I had ever met. He didn’t say much but everything he said was so nice. Loved to ask him about his day and talk to him about his computer. One year we even got each other Christmas gifts. I’ll miss you bud. Rest easy friend.-Gannon

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