Pamela Ombech

“Well done, good and faithful servant. Enter into the joy of your lord.”

Obituary

There are people whose presence leaves a lasting imprint on every life they touch. Pamela Apiyo Ombech was one of those rare souls.

Born on 17th March 1962, Pamela lived a life marked by faith, love, service, and unwavering devotion to family. She was a loving wife to the late Dr. Naphtaly Ombech Abidha, a devoted mother, grandmother, sister, friend, and mentor whose kindness, wisdom, and generosity touched countless lives.

A committed Christian, Pamela's faith in God guided every aspect of her life. She served faithfully in the Anglican Church, offering leadership, encouragement, and spiritual support to many. Prayer was her strength, and her relationship with Christ was the foundation upon which she built her life.

Beyond her family and church, Pamela was a pillar in her community. She welcomed others with warmth, promoted education, strengthened family bonds, and quietly supported those in need.

On 11th June 2026, Pamela peacefully departed this world. Though deeply missed, her legacy of faith, compassion, unity, and selfless service lives on in the many lives she touched.

Forever loved. Forever remembered. Forever cherished.

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June 24, 2026

Tribute to Mama Lyz
From Pauline Odhiambo, Lyz's friend

With a heavy heart, I pay tribute to Mama Lyz, a remarkable woman who was like a mother to me. Her warmth, wisdom, and caring nature left a lasting impact on my life, and I will forever be grateful for the privilege of knowing her.

Mama Lyz taught me valuable lessons about parenting and life. Through her example, I learned that being a good parent means balancing discipline with love. She showed me how to be strict when necessary, yet always lead with compassion and understanding. The way she raised her children with strong values, respect, and love continues to inspire me as I raise my own.

She welcomed me with kindness, guided me with wisdom, and cared for me as one of her own. Her influence extended far beyond her family, touching the lives of many who were blessed to know her.

As we say goodbye, I pray that God grants comfort to her family and all who mourn her loss. Though she may no longer be with us physically, her legacy of love, strength, and wisdom will live on in our hearts forever.

May your soul rest in eternal peace, Mama Lyz. You will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered. 🕊️🤍

Pauline Odhiambo

June 23, 2026

Have you ever met someone so concerned about your finances genuinely?This was Pamela.Apiyo.She taught me how to save my small earni gs when I was employed in KU.Pam would love informing people on how mo ey can be found.Jaber nya Lwak was selfless.This was a good lady that i will really miss in my life.Nind gi kwe min uyoma
From Molly nyauyoma

Molly

June 23, 2026

So sad that I only met her once, my husband introduced me to her as her aunt and she called all her siblings to come and meet me the wife of her late brother's son (Ger), and now she's no more, this broke me, I felt welcomed to the family even though I didn't meet the whole family but I felt loved on day one, REST EASY AUNTY PAMELA❤️

Bello Ogola

June 23, 2026

Tribute to Pamela
Pamela was more than a fellowship member to me; she held a special place in my heart as my child's godmother during baptism. Her kindness, faith, and unwavering support will always be remembered. She touched many lives with her warm spirit and generous heart.
Though she is no longer with us, the beautiful memories we shared and the impact she made will remain forever. I thank God for the privilege of knowing her and for the blessing she was to my family.
Rest in eternal peace, Pamela. You will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered. 🕊️💔🙏🏻

Esther Muendo

June 23, 2026

Oh Pam...mine is to say thanks
Thanks for naming Frank after dad
Thanks for hurrying to register Lycia in KU when mum was in icu and allowing me to go say bye to her
Thx for the phone calls and smss
Sleep with the the Angels dear
Mosna Naff,Daddy,Nyatanga, uncle Isaac, aunty Bertha,maria...
till we meet again😢

Lynda Onimbo

June 23, 2026

Saturday 07.03.2026; we travelled together from the village, and it was all laughter throughout the journey. Didn't get to see you again.
Dhi gi kuwe nyar Obonyo.

Allan Omollo