Margaret Wanjiru Kamau

Margaret Wanjiru Kamau

14 March 1948 β€” 28 July 2026
β€œWell done, good and faithful servant.”
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In Loving Memory

Her Story

Margaret Wanjiru Kamau was born in Murang'a in 1948, the second of six children. She trained as a teacher at Kagumo College and gave thirty-eight years to the classroom β€” first in Nyeri, then at Kilimani Primary in Nairobi, where generations of pupils knew her simply as Mwalimu Maggie.

She raised four children and helped raise many more. Her home in Kasarani was never quiet: there was always tea, always ugali stretching further than it had any right to, always a neighbour's child doing homework at her table. She served as a deaconess at her church for over twenty years and led the women's guild with a firmness that was somehow also gentleness.

She is survived by her children Peter, Njeri, Samuel and Wambui, eleven grandchildren, and a community that will not forget her. Her family thanks everyone who has stood with them during this time.


Service Details

Funeral Service
Saturday, 15 August 2026
PCEA St. Andrew's Church, Nairobi
Burial
Saturday, 15 August 2026 Β· 3:00 PM
Family home, Murang'a
The service begins at 10:00 AM. The cortege leaves for Murang'a at 1:00 PM for the burial.
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3 tributes shared
TW
The Women's Guild, PCEA St. Andrew's
Church family
A mother in Israel has gone home. We thank God for every year we served beside her. Our deepest condolences to the family.
28 August 2026
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Grace Nyambura
Former pupil
Mwalimu Maggie taught me in Standard Four in 1989. She told me I would be an engineer when I could barely do fractions. I am an engineer today. Thank you, Mwalimu.
28 August 2026
PK
Peter Kamau
Son
Mum taught me that patience is a form of love. Every good thing in our home began with her. Rest well, Mama.
28 August 2026
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