Eve Neenkai

Eve Neenkai

Eve Neenkai

A young energetic Masai girl. Best friends with Leah Silanoi, Stacy Mutai and Veronicah Soila both of AIC Milimani youth.
She was one of us at AIC Milimani until the 11th day of July 2013 at Nairobi West Hospital when she was called to rest while in the ICU. She was taken ill abruptly where upon getting to hospital she was diagnosed of brain swell; this could not be operated immediately as the procedure cannot be done hen one is in a comma and thus the operation was put on hold expecting her to recover from the ICU.

As members of the youth we have lost a young brain and God does the best in His own time.
His brother, Edward was keeping watch over her around the hospital and spending the cold nights on the visitors benches, love for a sister Eve; Every Time I called him and when I visited Eve, Edward informed me she was doing better than before and that God would do His will.
Though doctors had observed a slight improvement and less dependency to the life support machine (Between 30-40 on life support).
As a family of AIC Milimani, we mourn with great trust in God that we will one day meet her again when the creator comes for us.
Eve was a quite silent and cool lady but chatting with her could realize she had more to tell young people.
Until his last breathe she was schooling at The Kenya Institute of Management (KIM).

Arrangements:
The send off date is on the 27th day of July at their local home, Kajiado County, Nairobi Namanga Rd.
There will be a funds drive towards the HOSPITAL BILL amounting to 2 Million Kenya Shillings on the 23rd July 2013 at her home in Kajiado.

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Eve Neenkai

Eve Neenkai

A young energetic Masai girl. Best friends with Leah Silanoi, Stacy Mutai and Veronicah Soila both of AIC Milimani youth.
She was one of us at AIC Milimani until the 11th day of July 2013 at Nairobi West Hospital when she was called to rest while in the ICU. She was taken ill abruptly where upon getting to hospital she was diagnosed of brain swell; this could not be operated immediately as the procedure cannot be done hen one is in a comma and thus the operation was put on hold expecting her to recover from the ICU.

As members of the youth we have lost a young brain and God does the best in His own time.
His brother, Edward was keeping watch over her around the hospital and spending the cold nights on the visitors benches, love for a sister Eve; Every Time I called him and when I visited Eve, Edward informed me she was doing better than before and that God would do His will.
Though doctors had observed a slight improvement and less dependency to the life support machine (Between 30-40 on life support).
As a family of AIC Milimani, we mourn with great trust in God that we will one day meet her again when the creator comes for us.
Eve was a quite silent and cool lady but chatting with her could realize she had more to tell young people.
Until his last breathe she was schooling at The Kenya Institute of Management (KIM).

Arrangements:
The send off date is on the 27th day of July at their local home, Kajiado County, Nairobi Namanga Rd.
There will be a funds drive towards the HOSPITAL BILL amounting to 2 Million Kenya Shillings on the 23rd July 2013 at her home in Kajiado.

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Eve Neenkai

Eve Neenkai

A young energetic Masai girl. Best friends with Leah Silanoi, Stacy Mutai and Veronicah Soila both of AIC Milimani youth.
She was one of us at AIC Milimani until the 11th day of July 2013 at Nairobi West Hospital when she was called to rest while in the ICU. She was taken ill abruptly where upon getting to hospital she was diagnosed of brain swell; this could not be operated immediately as the procedure cannot be done hen one is in a comma and thus the operation was put on hold expecting her to recover from the ICU.

As members of the youth we have lost a young brain and God does the best in His own time.
His brother, Edward was keeping watch over her around the hospital and spending the cold nights on the visitors benches, love for a sister Eve; Every Time I called him and when I visited Eve, Edward informed me she was doing better than before and that God would do His will.
Though doctors had observed a slight improvement and less dependency to the life support machine (Between 30-40 on life support).
As a family of AIC Milimani, we mourn with great trust in God that we will one day meet her again when the creator comes for us.
Eve was a quite silent and cool lady but chatting with her could realize she had more to tell young people.
Until his last breathe she was schooling at The Kenya Institute of Management (KIM).

Arrangements:
The send off date is on the 27th day of July at their local home, Kajiado County, Nairobi Namanga Rd.
There will be a funds drive towards the HOSPITAL BILL amounting to 2 Million Kenya Shillings on the 23rd July 2013 at her home in Kajiado.

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