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This Page in memory of Gladys King'ori. In Ngandu from 1990 to 1993. | ||||||||
Dear Gals, I hope and pray we are all fine. It is extremely sad that Gladys has left us. She was an ever smiling [more often than not smiling] 'black beauty' . God rest her soul in peace. - Franco(Fransisco Kinyua) This is sad news. We used to call her "grado" . She was hardworking and driven, that I remember (always chopping). God be with her. - Tiso (Lilian Mutiso) I am extremely saddened by Gladys' death. We used to call her grando, remember. I was sharing a decker with her during our 4th year at ngandu and oh yes Frankie, Gladys was one big smiler and she was hard working too, she especially used to like Biology and chemistry a lot. And if we can remember, she always said that she'd like to pursue a career in chemistry, but she used to have this poor sense of smell, which really saddened her coz she couldn't specialised in her dream career... that was dear Grando. - Phyllis Kiiru It is so sad .God rest her soul in peace. - Judy Mwangi Thats sad ,pray God will gaurd and keep her family and loved ones in peace - muyu (Miss Ng'ayu - KaBaby) I remember Gladys - always in a hurry to go chop, happy and always busy. May God's peace fill her family and loved ones. - Kate (Catherine Munge) My favorite memory of Gladys was in forth form (12th grade) when the English teacher, Mrs. Ka...? (Mrs. Okonkwo) asked someone to read an exerpt from Romeo and Juliet. And Gladys read, "Oh Lomeo, Lomeo, wherefore art thou Lomeo?" Ah, to be back there again that day would be wonderful. - Esther Muchai |