On Friday, veteran Malkia Striker Janet Wanja was laid to rest in a somber and emotional service at Lang'ata Cemetery.
The volleyball icon, who passed away recently, was remembered for her immense contributions to the sport, both locally and internationally.
Wanja’s death has left a deep void in the hearts of her family, friends, and fans, but her legacy continues to inspire the generations she touched.
The service, attended by family members, friends, and former teammates, celebrated Wanja’s remarkable career and her dedication to the development of volleyball in Kenya.
Throughout her time as a player, she was known for her leadership and ability to inspire those around her.
She was a key figure in the success of the Malkia Strikers, Kenya’s national volleyball team, and her efforts played a crucial role in raising the profile of women’s volleyball in the country.
Janet Wanja’s career was filled with achievements that earned her recognition not only in Kenya but across the world.
Her time with the national team, especially during major competitions, saw her demonstrate exceptional skills, and her leadership both on and off the court made her a role model for many young athletes.
Beyond her prowess in the game, Wanja was admired for her strong work ethic, discipline, and commitment to excellence.
As the volleyball community mourns her loss, tributes poured in from her teammates, sports officials, and fans, who all shared stories of how Wanja impacted their lives.
Many spoke of her drive to uplift others and her unselfishness in sharing her knowledge of the game with younger players.
Her achievements went beyond medals and trophies; she left behind a legacy of mentorship and empowerment for women in sports.
Janet Wanja’s passing marks the end of an era for Kenyan volleyball, but her contributions will live on.
Post a Comment
0Comments