Kay Kazembe
1942 - 2022
Sadly passed away on 22nd December 2022, aged 80 years.
Funeral Service Details
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All are welcome to attend. At the family's request, please feel free to wear bright colours in memory of Kay. Donations can be made on the day directly to Holy Family Church. Flowers may be delivered to Hillier Chapel of Rest, Broadway, Swindon, SN25 3BL. A livestream of the service can be seen at: https://www.funeralstreaming.co.uk/viewing-room/28339/
The world kept spinning, and the sun brought dawn when in my darkest moment, i learned my aunt was gone. She shone like a star, and now the sky is torn, heartbroken, we grieve, and her presence mourn. She surely would have liked for hope to be born, but as I’m looking for comfort, I can find none, it still weighs on me: my auntie Kay is gone. They say death is the hardest on the living. It’s tough to actually say goodbye. Sleep well and swim good auntie Kay. May your dear soul rest in Eternal peace. Ulale salama, Asante Sana, Go well and intecede for us.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of the Kazembe family at this time. I didn’t know your mother well, but on the few times I met her, her beauty and love for all shone through.
RIP, Mrs Kazembe.???
With love from
Claudette. X
Another bright star in the sky. Keep shining your beautiful light. Eternal peace. ??♥️
Your mum always had a smile and a kind word.she was a joy to know heaven has added a Angel, your mum was such a kind person and it’s such a shame I didn’t have my time to see her in most needed times, god bless you and your family and you will be sadly missed but never forgotten ??
I didn’t get the chance to tell you what an amazing and wonderful person you are and how much love ❤️ and respect we have for you. You will for ever be a lasting memory in my life. Thank you Mama Kay
My earliest memory of Kay is when I was around 5 and she was getting her hair done by mum and she was always so happy and warm. That was nearly 25 years ago. You don’t meet a lot of people who are genuinely nice people and show the real them. Kay was always smiling and asking how I was and genuinely wanted to know the answer. I was very sad to hear of her passing. My family saw her as extension to ours. She will be deeply missed by so many. I have lots of memories of her a young child. She was strong and determined and that is how I will always remember her.
Lots of love
Steph
I will always remember Kay for her openness, warmth and the kindness she has shown me. I will always fondly remember my visits at her house, her showing me her neighbourhood during a long walk, her delicious cooking, her thoughtful gifts and her beautiful and peaceful garden. May her soul rest in eternal peace. I am sending my deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences to Dziko and her other loved ones.
Ambuya Kay whenever I looked at you..you reminded me of my own Ambuya..your sister Jenny. As you pass into the spiritual.. please say hello to my Ambuya Jenny and all my beloved relatives. Mostly Gogo amuchembere she raised such beautiful, strong and successful women.
Rest In Peace
Your Muzuku
Rudo ❤️
Aunty kay, I know you looking down on us and you have found peace.
I wish I had just one more chance to see that tender smile, to laugh with you again just for a little awhile.
Words cannot describe loss I feel saying farewell to you, But heaven chose to give wings, And now it’s time you flew.
GONE TOO SOO BUT NOT FOGOTTEN
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