HR manager Willis Ayieko went missing after attending a funeral and was later discovered dead. His loved ones reminisced about their happy days when the funeral arrangements were revealed.

Esther Wagumba, his wife, said that they had been together for eighteen years and talked about their aspirations. On Saturday, November 9, Willis Ayieko, the deceased HR manager of Wells Fargo, will be laid to rest at his Siaya County home. 

In a moving ode to their time together, his wife, Esther Wagumba, composed a tribute. “This is not how it was supposed to be. For our later years, we had plans. We joked about our respective aging appearances,” she wrote.

Esther remembered that they had enjoyed their final lunch with Ayieko’s brother. “The plan was for us to travel the world after the kids go to college,” said Esther.

They had been together for eighteen years, she revealed, and his devotion remained constant. She added, “You loved, protected, cared and provided for us,” acknowledging that she missed him.

Ayieko was hospitable, kind, and kind, and Esther said she would always adore him. She complimented his sense of style and stated, “Your smartness was out of this world,” 

She also expressed her gratitude to his friends, family, coworkers, politicians, and church for their tremendous support.

Esther wrote to their children, Nathan and Lauren: “I will love you with all that I have and that which God will provide; I know I cannot measure up, but we will be okay by God’s grace.” She ended her homage with a verse from the Bible about spending the rest of her life in the Lord’s home. 

Nathan, Ayieko’s son, called him his best buddy. “He gave us all we required. He remarked, “He will be greatly missed by all of us. Their late father loved them very much, according to the daughter, Lauren.