Lawanda Damron
Businesswoman Kathy Andrews has expressed pride in her elder sister, Doreen, for buying her first car The new car symbolises resilience, healing and triumph months after the sisters lost both parents in succession Kathy noted that the milestone was proof that the dark period had not defeated them despite the pain and heartbreak A Nairobi businesswoman has warmed hearts online after celebrating her elder sister for purchasing her first car, years after the family endured painful personal losses and difficult financial struggles.
Nairobi Businesswoman Celebrates Sister’s First Car in Emotional Tribute After Family Tragedy
Source: Facebook In an emotional tribute shared on social media, Kathy Andrew’s praised her sister, Doreen Makena, describing the milestone as far more than just buying a vehicle.
Reached for comment, Kathy told TUKO.co.ke that the new car symbolises resilience, healing and triumph after the sisters lost both parents in quick succession.
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The My Wood Timber CEO emotionally recounted how the siblings navigated some of life’s darkest moments together.
“Look at you. Look at what you’ve done,” Kathy shared. “After everything we’ve been through. Losing mum. Losing dad. Nights we didn’t think we’d make it. Days we held each other up when there was nothing left to hold onto.” The proud sister said Doreen’s achievement was proof that hardship had not defeated them despite the pain and heartbreak they experienced after losing their parents.
“This isn’t just a car. This is a trophy. This is proof that you are unstoppable,” she added. “You didn’t just survive, sis. You are winning.” Nairobi Businesswoman Celebrates Sister’s First Car in Emotional Tribute After Family Tragedy
Source: Facebook Kathy further encouraged her sister to fully embrace the moment and celebrate how far she had come, noting that their late parents would have been proud of the women they had become.
“So crank up the music. Roll down the windows. And let everyone see that smile, because you have earned every single bit of this moment,” she wrote. The touching message has resonated with many Kenyans online, with social media users praising the sisters’ strong bond and applauding Doreen for turning grief into motivation.
For many, the story serves as a reminder that success often carries unseen battles behind it, and that even the smallest victories can represent years of sacrifice, endurance and hope.
Kathy built house for Omosh Kathy first came into the limelight in 2021 after she built a three-bedroom house for former Tahidi High actor Omosh Kizangila.
It all began when the thespian went viral after going public with news that he was on the verge of being evicted from his rented house over KSh 100,000 arrears.
Since the intervention, Omosh, who had been struggling with alcoholism, has embarked on a new direction and is working towards a fresh start.
Apart from the actor, Kathy has been on the forefront in helping other needy people in Nairobi and its environs.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
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