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Uncle Ben as we always referred to him, was such a generous uncle. I recall in 2014 my sister passed on from Vancouver. I was very helpless and confused but he came through and paid my air ticket from Uganda to Canada to burry my Late sister Peace Agweng.
I can never forget this gesture. May the good Lord grant uncle eternal rest and may He comfort the family in Jesus name.
Yours
Harriet
Our condolences to your family. May Ben RIP
With love from Mundu and Loyce family.
Uncle Ben Ayorech I kept looking forward to the day you would visit in Uganda again only to hear of your demise. I remember when I would visit your family in Lira Senior Quarters with my parents - The Late Tom Odur and Hellen Odur and play with Patrick and Doreen and you would give us a ride to Ngetta DFI taking us back home. I pray that the Lord grant your soul rest. Fare thee well Uncle Ben Ayorech,, Amen. To Aunt Louisa, and cousins Patrick, Doreen, Joseph, Jimmy, Denis, and Paul I pray for strength, courage and comfort in this trying moment. Thank you Maggie Odur.
Patricia Hope Tino
8/06/2024
It’s such apity for the loss of uncle Ben may your soul Rest in peace and the Good Lord grant all of us peace and comfort that surpasses all human understanding…your care and love plus the memories we carry through your consistent communication with mum will live among us for good,showed how you loved your sister Fatuma Tabitha MHSRIP the long conversations were such a remarkable memory of mum asking us in advance to charge her Phone cause the brother will be calling her soon.Rest in Peace uncle Ben.
May the custodian of our soul rest your soul in peace. Your guidance, political and economic conversation, story telling and tourism dialogue, and most important is the book that we had started to write. Your passing closed our library door. I will make good use of your references and complete the book.
To the family of Uncle Ayo aka senior, as we celebrate his life, may the Lord provide you/us with wisdom, love and courage as we jointly journey through the presence of truth that; to dust we shall return and he has fought a good fight and finished his race. For it is well, it is well with my soul.
Above all, may we/all remain united as one family, with Faith, Hope and that Love shall lead.
Nera, yin iwot aber. Obanga ket tipu ni iyi kabedo me kuc. But aber i bad acwec.
Amen
#Rest In Peace Apap Benjamin Ayorech
How we looked forward your visit to Uganda as per your communication last year. You plaid a vital role in my life, I am grateful and will always remember your support and love during my marriage. My heart goes out to Mummy Louisa and children, May God grand the family comfort and grace in this difficult time
Gloria Angom Odur
Niece to the late.
I was so shocked to hear the news of Baba Patrick’s passing. He was such an amazing man! Sending lots of love to Mama Patrick and family. He will always be remembered. Rest in peace. ❤️
I was deeply saddened, heartbroken to hear about Ben's passing. I have known Ben for over thirty years and have been in regular contact with him until he passed on.
He was a remarkable person and will be deeply missed.
His beautiful smile; kind, encouraging, loving words; and sense of humour.
Ben has touched so many lives.
I can say that there are no words from anybody that will ease the pain of losing a loved one. My deepest sympathies go out to you, his family.
May you find strength, comfort and peace during this difficult time in the love of those who surround you.
Our heart is with you during this incredibly difficult time of your unimaginable loss.
May God give you strength and comfort during this time of grief. You are in my prayers.
May Ben's soul rest in peace.
It hasn't been easy to contain the sudden demise of our brother,mentor, destiny up lifter of many at such a time when we needed him the most. Benjamin Ayorech did not only care and look after his family but also stretched his hands beyond his shoulders.You made me who I am today and I will forever be grateful ,when the future seemed to be dark for me,you and Mama
Patrick made me part of your family up to the time when you left Uganda.But even from outside,you still ensured that you delegated to make sure my education was catered for. Words can't express it all.But I want to say thank you.Mama Patrick and all the children,remain strong and trust in the Lord. May cherished memories with you bring comfort and peace, You will dearly be missed.Baba patrick,may your
Soul rest in eternal peace. Amen.
God be with you till we meet again.
I am Lilly.
Greetings to us all , It's your Niece Ayugi Judith /Hawa uncl Ben, here back in Uganda it's so heartbreaking that so you are no more, I much appreciate your efforts when you tried for me to get something through Hon Sam Engola, that I wont, much as it didn't mature but I want to say that your humorous heart will forever shine at all times Uncle Ben .
MAY YOUR GOOD SOUL REST IN ETERNAL PEACE Amen
Dear mama Patrick,
My sister Irene and I are still grief stricken and saddened at the passing of uncle Ben. We have been reminiscent of his humor, cheerfulness and his charm. Uncle was always constant throughout the years we have known him both in person and on phone.
He was a true and faithful uncle to our family from when we were children growing up in Dar es Salaa, Tanzania. Uncle Ben always took time to speak to myself, Irene and our late brother John during his late night calls to dad when we were in Uganda, he always spoke to us first before continuing his conversation with dad. Such was a caring person who valued us even as children.
Our late mother and father held him with the highest regard and spoke fondly of him, we sincerely loved him.
It was a very difficult time when dad passed away, he told us he would be there for us as our father. And indeed he was a shoulder for me and my sister Irene to cry on. He answered and returned our calls at any time of the day as he promised to be there for us. Uncle made things so light for my sister Irene and I that we healed quite quickly. We were so grateful and made this known to him.
Uncle never missed to mention you having a rest after long calls to Tanzania and talked of the progress of all the children specifically his grandson Ayo. It was such an uplifting and joyful moment to always speak to uncle Ben, such a remarkable man.
Tunaelewa majonzi na uchungu mlio nao, wewe kumpoteza mpendwa mumeo wa miaka na watoto kumpoteza baba na mjukuu babu yake.
Mungu awafariji wote.
Yours Irene and Mary.
Roho yake uncle Ben ipumzike kwa amani.
Oh Uncle, its sad that you left before we could talk. We had a chat last year and you wanted to see your grand children. I wanted to meet you too in person.
My condolence to the children and my namesake Louiza. Distance is not a barrier, i will cherish you forever in my heart. Rest in Glory Uncle. I will your warm love and care
I was blessed to know you, to spend time with you, to listen to you share your wisdom, your sense of humor, I could go on and on, Benjamin - Thank You from the bottom of my heart. My family owes you a debt of gratitude I will never be able to repay, but will never stop trying. God bless your soul.
You leave this world a better place and those of us who were privileged to know you are better people for that. You taught us the true meaning of resilience and courage.
You’re going to be missed for your counsel and encyclopedic knowledge of the old land, the memories and the laughter.
You fought a good fight. You’re gone too soon but you’re forever in our memories and in our hearts.
My deepest condolences to the Ayorech family!
Fare Thee Well!
Ben was a gentleman who loved people and took care of his family very well. He supported so many families in Lira and also paid school fees for many relatives. Ben also knew how to engage with youth and families in the community. May your soul rest in peace.
I am saddened to hear of the passing of Mr. Ben. My deepest sympathies to the Ayorech Family. I remember a conversation with him almost 20 years ago, how he shared his story of lived experiences from Uganda and Tanzania to Canada. He was generous with advice and life lessons. Nind gi kwe, Jaduong.
My heart continues to bleed for Benjamin's sudden demise. He was such an influence, ensuring positive attitude, sense of family, and career fulfilment. Even though we will miss him, his legacy of love, sense of family and commitment to a fulfilled life remains forever. Rest well our Hero!
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