Henry Odhiambo Omulo attended Olare Primary School 1968 -1969, 1970 – 1974 he attended Gendia Primary, in 1975-1978 he attended Kamagambo High School, after high school Henry went to India 1981-1985 for his university education. Upon his return from India he worked with Kenya National Assurance from 1986-1998 Kenya Assurance, 1999-2000 he worked at Ranen Field Conference of Seventh Day of Adventist, later he joined Marshall groups of companies.

Henry was not just our sibling; he was our confidant and one of our greatest teachers. From our childhood adventures in the backyard, where we would turn simple sticks into swords, to our late-night conversations about life, dreams, and aspirations, he was always the one who could make the mundane magical.

What we remember most about Henry is his infectious laughter. It was a sound that could light up any room and lift the spirits of those around him. Whether he was sharing a funny story or simply laughing at one of his own jokes, he had a unique ability to bring joy to others. We can still hear his hearty chuckles echoing in our minds, a sound that we will always cherish. Henry was a man of many passions. He had an insatiable curiosity about the world, and he never hesitated to dive headfirst into new experiences.

Whether it was trying out a new recipe in the kitchen or embarking on a spontaneous road trip, he approached life with a sense of adventure that was truly inspiring. We remember the time he decided to take up photography. He spent hours learning about lighting and composition, and soon, he was capturing breathtaking moments that told stories of their own. His talent not only showcased his artistic side but also reminded us to appreciate the beauty that surrounds us every day. He had a way of making everyone feel special.

Whether it was a simple text message checking in or a surprise gift just because he thought of you, he had a gift for showing love and kindness. We can’t tell you how many times we received a call from him when we were having a tough day, just to remind us of our worth and to encourage us to keep pushing forward.

Henry was also a fierce advocate for those in need. He believed in justice and fairness and dedicated much of his time to volunteer work. He showed us the importance of giving back and reminded us that we are all part of something much bigger than ourselves. His heart was as big as his dreams, and he made a lasting impact on the lives of many. As we remember Henry today, let us celebrate not only his achievements but the love he spread so generously. Let us honor his memory by embodying the same kindness, humor, and adventurous spirit that he shared with us all.

ALWAYS REMEMBERED, ALWAYS LOVED

Henry Though we may feel a profound sense of loss today, we encourage you to hold on to the memories, the laughter,and the love that Henry brought into our lives. He would want us to continue livingfully, to cherish every moment, and to support one another as he always did.

Inclosing, we want to thank every one of you for being here tohonor our brother. Your presence is a testament to the impact that Henry made in this world.Let us carry his spirit with us and strive to make our lives as vibrant and meaningful as he did.

As we say goodbye to Henry today, we do so with heavy hearts but also with profound gratitude. Gratitude for the time we had with him, the lessons he taught us, the love he shared, and for the example he set.

Celebration of Life; HENRY ODHIAMBO OMULO