Summary:
- Nayebare described her husband as a hardworking and loyal man dedicated to supporting his family.
NTUNGAMO: Abert Ayamba, a 35-year-old motor vehicle mechanic from Mwanjari Business Center, Southern Division, Kabale Municipality, was laid to rest on Saturday in Shagasha Cell, Kyinubwe Parish, Kayonza Sub county, Ntungamo District.
Ayamba passed away on Thursday due to a heart attack after battling health complications for two weeks. According to his wife, Ruth Nayebare, his illness began with a persistent cough, which prompted him to seek medical attention for suspected tuberculosis.
However, further examinations at a private health facility revealed a heart condition. Tests conducted at Kabale Regional Referral Hospital confirmed that his heart was failing to pump blood effectively. He was referred to Mulago National Referral Hospital, where he succumbed.
Speaking at the funeral, Nayebare described her husband as a hardworking and loyal man dedicated to supporting his family. She expressed gratitude for his efforts and pledged to continue caring for their children.
James Kakuru and Rosemary Tumuheirwe, Ayamba’s parents, commended his commitment to building a better future for his family. They encouraged his widow to remain steadfast and prioritize raising the children in his memory.
During the burial service, the catechist urged mourners to reflect on the brevity of life and prepare for their own mortality. He also encouraged Nayebare to focus on her children’s education to secure their future.
Ayamba is survived by his wife and three children one boy and two girls.
