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The obituary notice of Nephat Njagi CHEGE

Cambridge | Published in: Cambridge News.

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Nephat NjagiCHEGEPassed on peacefully, with his family singing to him at his bedside, aged 73 on Saturday February 26th 2022. Beloved husband of Anne, devoted father to Richard and John. Father in law of Debi and brother and brother in law and uncle to many in UK and Kenya. A loyal friend and colleague since 1973, many at Fulbourn and Ida Darwin hospitals. He will be sadly missed, but would want us to celebrate his memory. Service of Thanksgiving at St Vigors Church Fulbourn on Thursday March 17th at 10.30am. Family flowers only please. Dress informally or formally Nephat would wish to celebrate his life full of colour and fun. Donations if desired to Dementia UK c/o Cooperative Funeral services
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Published: 15/03/2022
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Great fella remember him well from the 1970's at Ida Darwin. RIP.
Does anyone know what became of his friend Richard another Nurse also from Kenya.

Harry Clibbens
Harry Clibbens
16/07/2024
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I just wanted to write how sorry I was to hear that Nephat had recently died. I first worked with Nephat in 1985. He was a charge nurse at that time and I was newly qualified nurse. I shall always remember him as being a great role model and someone to look up to. He was kind with a lovely sense of humour.

Thinking of his family at this difficult time.
Andrea O’Sullivan
12/04/2022
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