Former Switch TV presenter Joyce Omondi in mourning

Former Switch TV presenter Joyce Omondi is in mourning following the death of her father. 

Joyce, who is Citizen TV journalist Wahiga Mwaura's wife, shared the sad news on her social media. 

She showed her love for her father by remembering him as a man who was larger than life and a staunch Christian who taught the family the importance of loving and serving God.

She wrote, “Among the greatest titles of my life is the privilege of being the daughter of this incredibly great man. He is everything I could ever pray for and desire in a father. The profound depth of his love, care, support, and covering is the kind only a few are privileged to receive.” 

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“There is an enormous hole in my heart now that our heavenly Father whom he taught me to love and serve has called him home. Only God can fill this void because the legacy of who my daddy was is almost larger than life. Yet, precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints (PsaIm 116:15). So I know the sound of his endearing laugh is ringing throughout the streets of gold and one day I will feel the warmth of his loving embrace for eternity. March on great soldier. Sibuor wetu. I love you, daddy. 💔,” Joyce added.

Friends have overwhelmingly sent her messages of condolences following her  loss. 

“So sorry for your Loss Joyce❤❤,” comedian 

and actress Jacky Vike commented. 

Citizen TV news anchor Victoria Rubadiri said, “Praying for you and your family, Joyce. May God uphold you, comfort you, and cover you at this time.”

“Losing a parent is one of the most difficult things to experience. I’m praying for you and your family Joyce, may God give you comfort during this difficult time,” Media personality Terryanne Chebet wrote. 

Citizen TV news anchor Yvonne Okwara wrote, “So very sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in the love and memories you shared. Praying for you and the entire family.”

Actress Neomi Nganga said, “Pole sana dear..it is well😢.”

“My deepest and most sincere condolences to you Joyce and your family. May your father rest in eternal peace, may God give you peace,” Former Citizen TV news anchor Kirigo Ngarua wrote.