Zacharie Christian Njomo

You were your mom's best friend, you loved her food, and you were also a great cook. She will always remember and miss you running down the stairs saying with your big smile, "Hey Mom, what are you cooking today? It smells so good; you know that I love your food".

You were your dad's best buddy; he will always remember and miss you, saying, "Hey Dad, you are my role model, and I love your work ethic; I am forever proud to be your seed; whenever you have a minute can you help me write my life plan?"

Your two little brothers will miss you forever. You were their best cheerleader; they will always remember you practicing basketball with them in our front yard and encouraging them to work hard. Calling them princes was the greatest compliment and a word of kindness, love, and motivation that a big brother can ever give to his little brothers.

We will forever miss your big and infectious smile.

About Zacharie,

He was a humorous, loving son, brother, and friend to many. He was passionate about helping others and was dreaming of becoming a psychologist to be an advocate for those going through difficult times. A few hours before his death, he called his mom and said, "Hey mom, I want you to send me $1000 so that I can help the homeless; I love those homeless". He was sensitive, so polite to people, intelligent, and so much fun.

He enjoyed music and always dreamt of becoming the greatest artist in the industry. Two weeks before his death, he made two memorable songs, one for his mom and one for his dad.

He was very humble and always ready to apologize to everybody he thought was hurting because of him.

He was a very talented basketball player, a musician who left behind two parents, Mom and Dad, who loved him more than words can express. He also leaves behind one sister, four brothers and many relatives and friends.

Losing Zack to a sudden death makes us, his beloved parents question what we might have missed. He does leave behind a question; Why? This great mystery of sudden death may haunt and torment us all our lives. We only know that our redeemer is still alive, and He reigns and that Jesus Christ, who is our Lord and Savior, loves him more than we did, and he is with Him in His glory. He will fill the void left in our hearts.