Lost a loved one? We are here, day and night.
From the mortuary to the graveside, we help you plan and deliver a funeral that honours your loved one, respects your wishes and works within your budget.
Offices in Nairobi, Kisii, Oyugis and Kisumu.
Tell us what has happened
Choose what fits, and we show you the next step. You can always call 0798 994 015: a person answers at any hour.
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How can we help you?
Everything for the send-off
Book what you need, or let us arrange all of it. Every item shows its price before you commit.
Essential Send-off
Everything needed for a dignified, simple funeral.
Price on request
What is included
Family Dignity
Our most chosen package for church and homestead funerals.
Price on request
What is included
Executive
A complete production for a state-style send-off.
Price on request
What is included
Fariji Members
Delivered in kind to Fariji Trust Shield members in good standing.
For Fariji Trust Shield members
What is included
What you can count on
Four promises we keep for every family, from the first call to the final farewell.
Your loved one will be treated with dignity
We handle every person entrusted to us with care, respect and privacy, from the mortuary to the graveside.
We will be ready when the family needs us
The vehicle, casket, team and equipment will be prepared and in place, so the family is not left solving problems on burial day.
We carry the details with you
One team coordinates the arrangements from the mortuary to the graveside, with a clear person for your family to call.
You will know what you are paying for
We explain the options, what is included and the cost before you commit. No pressure, no unnecessary extras, no surprises.
What happens next
From the first call to the day your loved one is laid to rest, we carry each part with you.
The first call
Within the hour
Call us at any hour. A person answers, and we come to collect your loved one from home or hospital.
Collection and the mortuary
The first night
We collect with care, day or night, and arrange the mortuary with you. Public mortuaries often keep a body for about ten days, so we plan around that.
Permits and paperwork
The first days
The notification of death, the burial permit, the registration of the death. We tell you what each one is and help you get it.
Planning the send-off
The first week
The family meets to agree the date, the place and a budget. You see itemised prices before you commit, with nothing hidden.
The send-off
The day
The hearse, tents and chairs, sound and livestreaming, catering and flowers, set up and seen through in your faith and your custom.
Home
The last journey
The hearse carries your loved one home to be laid to rest. You can see the distance and an indicative cost from your county before you book.
Prepare with love. Protect your family today.
Fariji Trust Shield is a welfare membership run by Executive Funeral Services Welfare Self Help Group. Its benefit is the funeral itself, delivered in kind by Executive Funeral Services, so your family has a clear plan and practical support when it matters.
It is not insurance, and no cash is paid.
Bringing someone home from abroad
From the United States, the United Kingdom, the Gulf and elsewhere. We handle the documents and receive your loved one at JKIA.
Answers for the days ahead
Plain guides to the permits, the mortuary, the costs and the send-off, written for families going through it now.
- Choosing the right funeral home to work withChoosing a funeral home is about more than price. The right team should listen, explain costs clearly, treat your loved one with dignity and remain dependable from the first call to the graveside. This guide shows Kenyan families what to ask, check and avoid before choosing.
- What to do in the first hours after a deathWhen someone dies, the first hours can feel overwhelming. This guide explains the immediate steps to take in Kenya, who to call, what not to rush, and how to begin making arrangements calmly and lawfully.
- First steps to take when someone diesWhen someone dies, families are suddenly faced with medical, legal and funeral decisions. This guide explains the first practical steps to take in Kenya, from confirming the death and choosing a mortuary to registration, burial permits and funeral planning.
Obituaries
Announcements, service details and livestreams, published with each family's consent.
Million Nyambati Ogise
1973 to 2026
Clement Oendo Omwega
1920 to 2026
Benford Omosa Okemwa
1957 to 2026
Four offices, one 24-hour line
Visit us in Kisii, Nairobi, Oyugis or Kisumu. Wherever you are, 0798 994 015 reaches a person at any hour.