ALICE OYOO (NYOSIMBO)

Sunrise: 1932 & Sunset: 2026   R.I.P

In Loving Memory

Grand Ma Alice Oyoo (Nyosimbo)

A loving mother, grandmother, mentor and pillar of strength. Her kindness, wisdom, prayers and love touched generations. Today we celebrate a beautiful life well lived and a legacy that will continue forever in our hearts.

Celebrate Her Legacy
In Loving Memory of Mama Alice Oyoo Omollo

Family History

The Late Mama Alice Oyoo Omollo (1932)

The Late Mama Alice Oyoo Omollo was born in 1932 at Kano Kobura School, Migingo, to the late Zacharia Osimbo Opon and the late Mama Selina Muga. She was born into a polygamous family where her father had four wives. Later, the family relocated to Chemelil at Kochieng in Nyamware Sublocation.

Parents

  • Late Zacharia Osimbo Opon (Father)
  • Late Mama Selina Muga (Mother)

Siblings

  • Late Malacki Onjweru
  • Meresia Adhiambo
  • Julius Osimbo

Firstborn among 13 children in Mama Selina's household, with four surviving.

Parents-in-Law

  • Late Mama Elizabeth
  • Late Okwe

Stepmothers

  • Late Solome
  • Late Lonah
  • Late Norah

Stepbrothers & Stepsisters

  • Late Christabel Agutu
  • Rael
  • Late Prisca Achola
  • Late Osano Ochore
  • Late Oketch Chore
  • Late Samson Ogira
  • Charles Ogada
  • Late Muga Aroko

Brothers-in-Law

  • Late George Abwao
  • Late Joab Agutu
  • Late Ooko
  • Late Joseph Ombemo

Nieces, Nephews & Extended Family

  • Late Hellen Onjweru
  • Late Christabel Akore
  • Grace Osimbo
  • Monica Osano
  • Late Hellen Aketch
  • Late Margaret Onjweru
  • Phoebey
  • Caren Achieng' (Totowa)
  • Late Ruth Ombemo
  • Late Jim Owino
  • Philip Olago
  • Wilis Otieno
  • Michael Abwa
  • Pamela
  • Omolo
  • Late Akinyi
  • And many more family members

Marriage & Family

Mama Alice Oyoo Omollo was married to the late Silvanus Omollo. Their union was blessed with five sons: Late Joseph Osimbo, Amos Okwe, Late John Ogonji, Late Paul Otieno and Maurice Omollo.

Children

  • Late Joseph Osimbo
  • Amos Okwe
  • Late John Ogonji
  • Late Paul Otieno
  • Maurice Omollo

Daughters-in-Law

  • Helen Osimbo
  • Hellen Okwe
  • Mourine Atieno

Grandchildren

Milicent, Elizabeth, Stephen, Godfrey, Philip, George, Patrick, Juma, Junior, Angeli, Richard, David, Onyango, Christine and many others.

Great-Grandchildren

Blessed with 46 great-grandchildren including Sheryl, Jacky, Lavellete, Jayden, Falynn, Bravellet, Scarlet, Rams and many others.

Christian Life & Faith

Mama Alice Oyoo Omollo was a devoted Christian who worshipped at Musanda Holy Ghost Church of East Africa, Kisumu Diocese. Throughout her life, she faithfully served God and remained committed to the work of the church.

Churches Served

  • Samaria Church – Under Pastor Johana Ogore
  • Reru Church – Under Late Pastor Joseph Wamani
  • Church of Selina Mgoya
  • Bar–Nazareth Church – Under Bishop Philip Jagongo where she served as "Laktar mar mission" since 2015.

Order of Service

Saturday, 6th June 2026

Time Event
10:00 AM Body Leaves Masaba Mortuary
11:00 AM Prayer for the Body at Bar–Nazareth Church, Musanda Holy Ghost Church Kisumu
3:00 PM Body Arrives at Matrimonial Home – Choir, Preaching, Viewing Body

Sunday, 7th June 2026

Time Event
9:00 AM Songs Service
10:00 AM Speeches / Tributes
11:00 AM Church Program
12:00 Noon Family Tribute / Eulogy
1:00 PM Burial Service

Scripture Verse

“Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee.”

Psalm 119:11
A cherished matriarch whose faith, love and family legacy continue to inspire generations.

Her Beautiful Legacy

Memories and values she left behind

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Love

She loved deeply and endlessly, bringing unity and peace to every member of the family.

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Faith

Her prayers, wisdom and faith guided generations through every season of life.

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Family

She built strong family bonds that continue to inspire unity, care and togetherness.

Journey of Life

A life of impact and grace

Early Life

A humble beginning filled with determination, strength and hope.

Family & Leadership

She nurtured generations with love, wisdom and compassion.

Community Impact

A respected mentor and role model whose kindness touched many lives.

Forever Remembered

Her memory continues to inspire and unite the family.

Shared memories and condolences

Irene George

As we celebrate a life well lived I will always cherish you grandma ,I don't know much about you but the little time we interacted I knew you are woman of faith .The first day was introduced to you ,you held my hand and prayed for me 🙏Your words will always live in my heart ❤️
Rest in peace Grandma.

Suzy Stephen

Today we celebrate a remarkable journey—a life filled with love, wisdom, and an unwavering spirit. Though we mourn your physical absence, your legacy will remain forever. Personally, I remember the first time we met, you were speaking Kiswahili sanifu at your age and I knew you were a special grandmother. It's only afew weeks we interacted I didn't know it was a good bye. Nind gi kwe, Dana

Lovellet Osimbo

I am among the luckiest people to see my great grandma. may her soul rest in peace. We will miss you.

Elijah Ogalo

A grandma with a big heart down to earth individual my her soul rest.

Philip Kevin Osimbo

To my dearest Grandma,
I am overwhelmed not just with the sadness of your passing,but with an immense gratitude for the time we shared.You were always more than just a grandmother to me,you were my confidante,my biggest cheerleader and a steadfast pillar of strength.I will always carry the lessons you taught me,thank you for the countless wisdom,love and especially PRAYERS you whispered for me.I will carry your spirit with me,and I will do my best to make you proud every single day.Rest in perfect peace Nyosimbo.

GEORGE OKOTH OSIMBO

NyaK'Ochieng’— the beautiful lady born in K’Ochieng’, as we liked calling her, had a very strong heart that was full of faith. When she prayed, her words touched everyone deeply. She wanted nothing but good things for everyone.

My granny lived her faith through her actions. She loved sharing a lot. She couldn't just have anything without sharing with someone beside her. Her home was open to everyone. She was very welcoming, and many people were really shocked at how she welcomed anyone, even total strangers to her, and offered them food and a place to spend.

Granny, I already miss you and will forever miss you. You were the foundation upon which our family name was built. Through your wisdom, you taught us how to live with purpose; through your compassion, you showed us how to care for one another. Though you are no longer with us, the bloodline you nurtured thrives, and the profound values you instilled remain our guiding light. We carry your legacy forward with immense pride.

Nind gi kwe, Dana - Rest in peace, my Granny.

Sheril Doris

My great grandmother was a truly remarkable woman. As her first great grandchild, I will always carry the honor and blessing of having known her. She was a woman of God whose life reflected love, kindness, wisdom and faith.Every moment shared with her was meaningful. She had a special way of telling stories, stories filled with lessons, wisdom, and guidance that stayed in the hearts of those who listened. She taught through her words and through the way she lived her life.
She was loving, genuine and strong. Being around her felt comforting and real. She made people feel seen, welcomed and valued.Today, we mourn her passing but we also celebrate a life well lived. Her prayers, her teachings and her love will continue to live through her grandchildren and great grandchildren. I will forever be grateful that I got the chance to know her and call her my great grandmother.
May your soul rest in eternal peace nyosimbo.

Mercy Philip

It is with a heavy heart but a deeply grateful soul that we bid farewell to our cherished grandmother.I call her 'dana' and she used to call me 'nyar Asembo'.She was the anchor of our family,a woman whose resilience,grace and love touched everyone she met.She taught us the value of togetherness,the joy of giving and the strength of faith through her prayers.Though she is no longer with us,her spirit lives on in her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.Thank you dana for your prayers,may the angels of the Lord welcome you.Rest well "Nya Kochieng"

Millicent Ojungo

Today, I honor the life of my beloved grandmother, a woman whose love, wisdom and teachings shaped the person I am today. She taught me how to live each day with humility, respect, kindness and faith in God. She always reminded me never to depart from God’s teachings and to carry myself well as a wife and as a person in society.
She raised us with genuine love and appreciation for others. Her words were always thoughtful and full of wisdom and she never failed to bless anyone who showed her kindness. Cleanliness, discipline and respect were values she deeply cherished, often reminding me to always keep myself and my husband’s home clean and honorable.
Though she had five sons, she loved me as her own daughter, being her first granddaughter. She filled my childhood with meaningful stories that carried moral lessons and guidance for life. One of the most special things I will always treasure is the loving name she called me “Nya Kochieng.”
Her teachings remain the foundation of my character, behavior and confidence. Her love and wisdom will continue to guide me every day. May her soul rest in eternal peace.

Dr. steve Osimbo

Grandma you fought well May you Rest in peace! I' m who I am because of your prayers, unconditional love, firm dedication, passionate belief in education, caring wings and wisdoms. You kept reminding me to be strong and courageous for any eventuality.

Your kindness and love were so special, And your heart so pure and true.You made the world a better place just by being you.

I miss you Nyak'Ochieng', so dearly. I wish you were here with me, to guide me through the years To be the person I want to be.

Words cannot describe the loss I feel Having to say this last goodbye, but you'll never be forgotten, In my heart you'll always be.

And until we meet again, Nyak'Opodi, I'll keep your memory safe with me and promise to keep your legacy a live.

Mr.Godfrey Osimbo

Grand Ma Alice Oyoo;
You were the Pillar of Joka Omolo family, a woman full of wisdom, kindness and unconditional love. Your prayers strengthened us, your words guided us, and your smile brought peace into our lives. You taught us unity, respect and compassion. Though you are no longer physically with us, your legacy will continue through every generation of the Nyosimbo family. We shall forever cherish the beautiful memories you created with us. Rest peacefully Grand Ma.