King of Comedy Eric Omondi couldn’t contain his feelings while at his brother’s memorial service at the Chiromo chapel.

The memorial event had been scheduled for Thursday June 27, but was postponed to Friday June 28 due to the nationwide protests against the government.

Friends and family flocked the chapel and gave their heartfelt tributes to Fred Omondi, who died after being involved in an accident.

While Giving his Tribute Eric got overwhelmed with emotions and ended up crying. Terence creative, Milly Chebby and his wife Lynne got to the podium to comfort him.

“My brother, it has been an honor to be your brother. Keep watching over us. Till we meet again,”Eric said.

Eric Omondi at his brother’s [Fred Omondi] Memorial at Chiromo Chapel pic.twitter.com/jIsoBcIylE

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Their sister also mourned Fred, thanking God for the time they had shared.

“Fred, you have left us too soon. As you join Mum, Dad, and Joseph, you will always be in our thoughts. We thank God for the time and memories we shared. Rest well, brother,” she said.

His friends and people he used to work with also gave their tribute led by Mwalimu Churchill.

“We were deeply saddened to hear of the loss of Fred Omondi. We have been inspired by him for many years on and off the stage. A great comedian I had the pleasure to see grow on the Churchill Show. We would like to send our condolences to Eric Omondi and the rest of the family. Such a full life, bringing so much joy and understanding to so many, and a truly lasting legacy. We cherish the memories of those occasions when we were all privileged to meet Fred,” Churchill said.

On the other hand 2mbili reminisced the day Fred introduced him to club hosting terming him as a real one.

“I Met Fred in 2012, and since then, he has been real to me, showing me how to host club shows. The legacy and memories will live on! Go well, my G!”

Fred will be laid to rest in Siaya County Saturday, June 29.