Sarah  N. Zziwa Miwanda

I sincerely apologize for your loss. Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers during this trying time. I hope the love and memories you shared provide you comfort.

As a baby, Sarah was brought home from the UK in a Moses basket (Kibaya) to Jajja(Our grandmother) Darli. Since then, she worked hard, ran her race, and gave it her all. Now, she returns from the UK to rest alongside Darli and her loved ones. May perpetual light shine upon her as she rejoices with the saints above

My dear sister, saying goodbye is very difficult for me so instead l will say l look forward to seeing you again. I will miss your smile and sense of humor. l am better for having had you as one of my big sisters. Your wise counsel in many difficult situations has been a blessing to me and no doubt to many others. The lights have dimmed on all of our lives now that you are no longer here, but it’s no surprise
that even when you're gone, you are still keeping us all going, knowing that you would tell us to
carry on and stay strong

My dear Sarah, you will never be truly gone because you remain alive in our hearts. Memories of you will always be cherished and will keep you close always. Till we meet again big sister, rest in eternal peace.

Beloved sister and namesake, Sarah, your passing fills me with deep sorrow, yet I am profoundly grateful for the years we were blessed to have you in our lives. You set an inspiring example that so many of us have attempted to follow.

I have always admired you, from the time I was a child, watching in awe as you won swimming competitions with ease at university, excelled academically, and became the first among us cousins to graduate. Your radiant smile, always present, brought joy, fun, and laughter to everyone around you.

My kids and I really enjoyed having you stay with us for a week two Christmases ago. Your legacy of steadfastness, hard work, honesty, faith, and reliability will continue to inspire all who were fortunate enough to know you. I will miss you always. We will carry your love with us, for love never dies.

I have fond memories of both Richard and Sarah.
On 24th February 1991, I had Kwanjula of now my wife. We run short of the money to buy a Gomesi to put in a suitcase. Sarah lent me a Gomesi which I returned after the kwanjula. It was an extraordinary sign of kindness and friendship. I will add another $2,000 on Monday towards her body’s repatriation.
May her soul rest in perfect eternity

Dora, Dan and Daudi! Kitalo nyoooo baana bange! The loss of Maama is such a loss! No one can say we know how you feel but some of us who lost ours can relate! We cannot hold you, give you a comforting hug and shoulder to let you cry and mourn your mum because ensi yatugabana and we live miles away! However, what we will do is to make sure that you are able to have a final farewell to that special woman you have had to lean on until that grey Saturday! Physically she is no longer there but spiritually she watches every step you take! One of the experiences I have is you are forced to GROW UP when Maama goes, and she will be invisibily there guiding you! Our prayers and love are with you, and we have put you on Jesus’s Shoulder to help you when the going gets tough! Auntie Margaret!

*SARAH TRIBUTE FROM DR. NALUNGA:*

Being Angie' sister from another mother,I automatically became Sarah's little sister! She never discriminated me and always treated me more like like Angie.

Sarah's presence always brought joy,laughter and warmth into everyone around her.Her memory will continue to do so.

We interacted longer and closely each time Angela would be admitted in hospital while giving birth to the gorgeous "Ofwono boys".We would talk for hours in the hospital room,snacking, waiting for Angie or baby be brought from the labour ward.My fondest memories is when she would serve me food,snacks and delicacies so sweetly like a VIP and then do dishes with ease.

Sarah was so loving ,had unwavering strength and was incredibly caring.While out of Uganda, she always took it upon herself to appreciated me inbox for attending all Angie's small home kids' parties. Omce when her mom was admitted she still sent a message thanking me for being with Angie to tend to mom....uhmm...She had a way of making everyone feel special and valued indiscriminately.

Around Sarah I felt Iam real blood family.Whether it was through her thoughtful words,her acts of care ,or simply her presence, Sarah touched many lives and made a positive impact on everyone she met.

She would lecture me about life, investments and relationships.She always said..."_Nalunga this_...." _Nalunga that_...."

Sarah was always there to listen to my many stories ,jokes and laugh with me....always eager to offer advice. I missed Sarah when she left Uganda. Interestingly, she could view my daily updates on the WhatsApp status and always comment.On a lighter note, Sarah once on awhile always reminded me inbox that " *_ *Nalunga... banaye do your level best and help Dorah strategically network_* , *_Nalunga banaye help muwala wo get a decent man_*_ She would WhatsApp text...*" _Nalunga, muwala wo mukebereko_*_".....*tomwerabira..mubuuzeko watuuse ku nsonga eri."* .hehehehe....Hopeful we will execute that assignment.

Needless to say ,Sarah's encouragement gave me the confidence to pursue my dreams and to believe in myself.

Her many life stories of resilience taught me the importance of staying strong in the face of adversity and always looking for the silver lining.

As I eulogise Sarah,I am filled with gratitude for the few times we had together.While I wish we could have more,I am comforted by the lessons she taught me.

FAREWELL THEE SARAH.

DR.JOYCE NALUNGA BIRIMUMAASO

Sarah is gone from us physically. We can no longer see her and that beautiful smile, but she will always be alive in our hearts and minds. I thank God for such a special sister and every moment we shared. She is gone too soon, but I remain with fond memories that will never be erased. Mummy, Angela, Dora, Daudi, Dan, and Aldrin, this has been very painful for you, and yes, for the whole family. Let us find strength in our Lord who was at the core of Sarah's life. He is the great Comforter and the only one who will dry our tears. May Sarah's soul rest in eternal peace.
Agu, Daudi, CJ, Gigi and Oya Kasujja

Condolences

Mummy Kabugo, Angelina, Dora, Dan, Daudi and Aldrin na’obluganda mwena kitalo nnyo. Tetunyina bigambo okujako okubakwasa Mukama oyo abera nabbo abamenyese emitima abawabatire mu sawa enno ensibu ennyo nga owagala waffle Sarah atuvudde kumaso.

Sarah nga tutegeka okusibula nawe tukukwasa Mukama oyo ali okuzukira n’obulamu. Rest in peace dear sis you remain forever in our hearts.