Fallen Heroes
Welcome to the Fallen Heroes page dedicated to those we have lost in the Congenital and Rheumatic heart disease journey.
We recognize the pain and sorrow that comes with losing loved ones to these conditions. According to statistics, many families have been impacted by the loss of a family member due to heart disease. This page is a tribute to the fallen heroes who bravely fought against heart disease and serves as a place of remembrance and healing for those who are grieving. We hope that by coming together, we can honor the memories of those who have passed and offer support to those who are left behind. Let us remember and cherish the moments we shared with our loved ones and honor their legacy by raising awareness and advocating for heart disease prevention and treatment.
Samuel Keter Sang
Co-Founder KMHPA
Samuel Keter Sang, one of the co-founders of our non-profit organization, was an exceptional leader and advocate for those living with congenital and rheumatic heart disease. As the former chairperson of our organization, he dedicated himself to improving the lives of heart patients, and his contributions were invaluable.
Samuel was a passionate advocate for heart patients and worked tirelessly to raise awareness about their needs. He was a regular voice in the media, doing interviews and using his platform to advocate for better healthcare for heart patients. His efforts helped to shine a light on the challenges faced by heart patients, and his advocacy was instrumental in driving policy change.
Samuel’s commitment to our organization was unwavering, and he worked tirelessly to ensure that our programs and initiatives were effective and responsive to the needs of our community. His vision and leadership were instrumental in guiding our organization through its early years, and his legacy continues to inspire us today.
We are deeply grateful for Samuel’s dedication, leadership, and advocacy, and we know that his contributions have made a lasting impact on the lives of heart patients. His passion and commitment will be greatly missed, but we will continue to honor his memory by working tirelessly to support those living with congenital and rheumatic heart disease.