Festus collapsed and died inside a hotel in the Nairobi Central Business District.
His death shocked many because he had left home in good health.
His body was later moved to the City Funeral Home before being transferred to Montezuma Funeral Home.
During a visit by political leaders from his home region, Rozy shared emotional memories about her late husband.
She described him as a hard-working man who loved good things and would always push himself to achieve his goals.
She thanked God for the home he built for them, saying it was more than they ever dreamed of owning.
Rozy also shared a lighter but revealing moment about their marriage.
She said they often fought because Festus spent too much time on his phone, even inside the house.
She recalled telling him to switch it off, only for him to reply that they sometimes used to fight in the house because he was always on the phone.
She explained that he would tell her she did not know what the phone did for him and that one day she would understand, adding that it was his office and she did not know what he was coordinating.
Reflecting on his death, Rozy said Festus had many plans for December and for the coming years but never lived to see them.
She urged people to live one day at a time and not overplan, saying she has learnt how quickly life can change.
Festus is remembered as a loyal friend, a dedicated worker and a man who cared deeply for his family.
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