An ode to a King:
These words won't do you justice...
What an honor and privilege it was to know you and witness your growth.
From days spent at Kilindini Residence; you knocking on my door for supper time or early in the morning for exams, dining hall conversations that seemed to last forever and late night studying, to the splendor in hearing about all your accomplishments and achievements years later.
I could always count on being greeted by you, with the biggest smile and the ability to share a laugh no matter our hurry. You were always the first to message to see how I was doing.
Always humble and charming.
I was so happy to find your face amongst the crowd on this day and proud to be there to witness you achieve this one milestone of many in your life.
You achieved many great things through your hard work and dedication. It was always inspiring to hear about what you were up to or what you were planning on doing next. There is no doubt in my mind that you would have gone on to achieve so much more.
You had the ability to lift the mood of any room that you were in and you lifted my life as well.
I'll always remember you for your smile, your laugh, your warmth and your humor.
