Ann Munyiva Githinji was born on 10th October 1980 in Migaa Village, Kipipiri Sub-County, Nyandarua County. She was the beloved daughter of the late Wilson Mbuto and Mary Kameme.
She was a cherished sister to:
Ann began her education at Migaa Primary School before joining Mawingu High School. She was known for her humility, determination and diligence throughout her education.
Ann first worshipped at Full Gospel Church before joining the Catholic Church, where she remained a faithful member until her passing.
Ann was happily married to John Githinji Mwariri.
Together they were blessed with children and grandchildren:
Ann was taken ill on 26th July 2026. Despite receiving medical care, she peacefully passed away on 27th July 2026 at Consolata Hospital, Nanyuki.
Ann will always be remembered as a loving wife, devoted mother, caring grandmother, cherished sister and faithful friend. Her kindness, strength and unwavering faith touched many lives.
"The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord."
May the soul of Ann Munyiva Githinji rest in eternal peace. Amen.
Mum,
Words cannot fully express how much you meant to us. You were our very first teacher, greatest supporter and source of unconditional love. Your strength, kindness and wisdom shaped the people we are today.
Although you are no longer with us, your love continues to guide us every day. We will always cherish the lessons you taught us, the sacrifices you made and the beautiful memories we shared.
Thank you for being an incredible mother. You will forever hold a special place in our hearts and we will honor your legacy by living a life that would make you proud.
Rest in eternal peace, Mum. You are deeply loved, dearly missed and will never be forgotten.
Grandma,
Today we celebrate your life with love and gratitude. Thank you for your kindness, your wisdom and the countless happy memories you gave us.
Your warm smile and gentle heart will always remain in our hearts. Though we miss you deeply, we find comfort knowing your love will stay with us forever.
Rest in peace, Grandma. You will always be loved, remembered and never forgotten.