- Pastor Susan Kamanja, the elder sister of the late Betty Bayo, has revealed that the musician was supposed to relocate to the USA and join her mother and sister
- In her tribute shared during a service held in Seattle, USA, Susan shared that it was a pleasure seeing her sister grow into a wonderful woman
- She also described the character of the musician, who illuminated the path for others who were going through so much
Seattle, USA: Pastor Susan Kamanja has shared that her younger sister, Betty Bayo, was supposed to relocate to the US and join her and their mother.
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Betty suddenly died of blood cancer after being in the hospital for a very short time, as it took a long while to diagnose her. Susan and her mother were shattered when they learned she had passed away.
Before her premature death, Betty was planning to travel to the US, and her friends, who were speaking in the same service as her sister, said that she had told them to be on standby; she also asked what they wanted her to carry for them.
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“We dreamt of a new chapter, a new beginning, and the joy it would being to us, even though it will never happen in this side of life, I hold on to the hope and the peace that God gives
“I know that where you are there is no sorrow, pain, or struggle just rest, “she shared.
How will Susan keep Betty’s memory alive?
In her tribute, Susan said that the love and memories they shared were treasures that she would carry forever.
“Every conversation is etched in my heart. Those who knew you will never forget. I love you beyond words..
“Watching you grow has been one of the greatest blessings of my life. From the little girl with big dreams to the woman you became. Your journey has been nothing short of inspiring; you grew into a beautiful, strong, God-fearing woman, someone whose faith lights up the path for others,” she added.
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How was Betty’s relationship with God?
According to Susan, Betty was a kind and passionate woman whose unwavering faith in God shone through everything she did.
“I have seen you overcome challenges and stand firm in your beliefs even when the world pushed you otherwise,” she said.
“You are a reminder that true strength comes from faith, humility, and a heart full of love. My dear sister, even though you have rested in the Lord, your memories are still fresh in my heart. You grew into such a beautiful soul, gentle, loving, and full of light, and your presence still lives within me,” she added.
How did Kenyans react to the story?
@FunnyDalmatianPuppies-qd9mj:
“Hugs mUM… May the good lord comfort you at this moment.”
@lydia7746:
“Poleni sana, thank you, my sister Apostle Pauline Kamanja, for standing with the family.”.
@fanwe:
“May the almighty God give you more strength Mama,,Betty comfort you and your family it’s so painful koma thayo Betty.”
@viribowanjiku5412
10 hours ago
My friend Susan Mbugua, my village mate and colleague in our home church choir…I am praying tht God consoles you…Betty and i even once talked of how she would come perform here in Australia even tbough tht dream has not come to pass, i know she is singing and praising her maker in tge corridors of heaven…I will treasure that friendship..I remember buying my younger sister’s dress at Betty’s boutique in Nairobi those days.. Betty was a nice woman and i too have something i shared with Betty.. R.I.P sunshine.
@marywagura-fv3qj:
“We’re so sorry from Kenya…pole.”
@AnnAnnie-ow4tn:
“Woiye,their ka last born,,God as a nation we repent for not acknowledging your servant,when she was with us,,we took advantage of her,and even bullied her,we repent Jesus Christ.”
Betty Bayo’s mum mourns her
In another story, Joyce Mbugua, the mother of the late Betty, recalled how her daughter supported her in life and even moved her to Runda.
During her memorial service at CFF Church, Joyce Mbugua recalled how Betty asked to stop working and rest.
The grieving mother vowed to take care of and love her grandchildren, Sky Victor and Danivictor.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
