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Death Announcement: Stephen Kirega Mwangi of Chelmsford, Massachusetts

Death Announcement: Stephen Kirega Mwangi of Chelmsford, Massachusetts
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It is with deep sorrow and humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the passing of Stephen Kirega Mwangi of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, on November 4, 2026, following a short battle with cancer. At the time of his passing, Stephen was residing in a group home.

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Stephen was the beloved son of Jane Mwangi (Kenya) and the late Wilson Bari. He was a loving brother to George Mwangi (Kenya), Charles Mwangi (Canada), Douglas Mwangi (Kenya), Ephantus Mwangi (Kenya), and Susan Mwangi (Kenya).
He was a cherished cousin to Stephen Mwangi (Wangonjo) of St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church, Andover, Simon Weru Mwangi and Elder Mary Weru of PCEA Neema Church, Lowell.

Most of Stephen’s immediate family resides in Kenya. Here in the USA, his cousins were his closest family.

As our family comes to terms with this heartbreaking loss, we humbly ask you to keep us in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT
The family is appealing for financial assistance to facilitate the repatriation of Stephen’s body to Kenya, where he will be laid to rest. We are seeking to raise approximately $20,000 to cover the associated expenses.

Your prayers, contributions, and generosity will be deeply appreciated.

Financial support can be sent through the following options:

Simon Mwangi
Phone: 978-703-3080
Cash App: $Ngonjo

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Stephen Mwangi
Phone: 978-551-2237
Cash App: $wangonjo2

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@Mary-Weru
Phone: 978-809-9069

MEETINGS AND PRAYERS
Beginning November 9, 2026, daily virtual committee meetings will be held from 6:30 PM to 7:00 PM, followed by prayers at 7:00 PM. The Zoom link will be shared. In-person prayers will also be arranged, with the date to be communicated.

Family, friends, and well-wishers are welcome to join us in prayer and support as we navigate this difficult time.

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