The impressive home associated with the late KCB Bank executive Rosemary Chemutai has caught the attention of Kenyans online as details about her life continue to emerge following her sudden death.
Chemutai, who worked at KCB Bank Kenya, died on August 21 at the age of 40, leaving behind family members, friends, colleagues and children who are now mourning her untimely passing.
Following her death, a photo showing the spacious home believed to belong to the late banker was shared online, attracting considerable attention from social media users.
The property features a large bungalow surrounded by a spacious compound. A huge tent could also be seen outside the house, apparently set up as the family prepares for activities surrounding her final send off.
The impressive appearance of the property left many Kenyans talking, with some people reflecting on the life and achievements of the late executive.
Her sister has been among the family members sharing memories and emotional messages about Chemutai as they come to terms with her death.
In one of the posts shared online, her sister appeared to celebrate the life Chemutai lived while also giving the public a glimpse into the family’s private moments.
Chemutai’s death has, however, been accompanied by a disagreement within her family over where she should be buried.
Her husband, Kevin Migwe Kimwatu, reportedly wants his late wife to be laid to rest at their ancestral home in Matasia, Kajiado County.
Other members of Chemutai’s family have reportedly taken a different position regarding her final resting place. The disagreement eventually resulted in the matter being taken to court as the different sides sought a resolution.
The burial dispute has continued to attract public attention, especially because preparations for Chemutai’s funeral had already begun.
Despite the disagreements, her relatives have continued to remember her through emotional messages and photos highlighting different stages of her life.
Chemutai is remembered as a professional woman who built a career in the banking sector and rose to a senior position at one of Kenya’s leading financial institutions.
She is survived by her husband and four children.
As the family continues navigating the difficult period following her death, many Kenyans have continued sending messages of sympathy to her loved ones.
The attention surrounding her impressive home has also offered the public a glimpse into the life she built away from her professional career, even as her family works to resolve the disagreement surrounding her final send off.