Find Obituaries and Services
The Uganda Funeral Services online obituary search tool gives you access to obituaries from thousands of locations across Uganda. You can search by first or last name. Once you find the obituary you are looking for, you can get important information about upcoming services, share a favorite photo or memory, and send flowers or gifts to the family.
Mrs Agnes Nagudi Nangoli (RIP)
Oct 30, 1964 to May 31, 2023
We regretfully announce the passing of Mrs Nagudi Agnes Nangoli (RIP) . You will be forever loved and forever remembered. We stand together with the family and friends of Mr...
Mr Edwaidah Zawedde (RIP)
Jun 5, 1939 to May 30, 2023
We regretfully announce the passing of Mrs Edwaidah Zawedde (RIP) . You will be forever loved and forever remembered. We stand together with the family and friends of Mrs Ed...
Mrs Damalie Nakanjako Mpanga (RIP)
Mar 15, 1946 to May 30, 2023
We regretfully announce the passing of Mrs Damalie Nakanjako Mpanga (RIP) . You will be forever loved and forever remembered. We stand together with the family and friends o...
Canon Constance K Kabonera (RIP)
Jan 15, 1931 to May 30, 2023
We regretfully announce the passing of Canon Constance K Kabonera (RIP) . You will be forever loved and forever remembered. We stand together with the family and friends ofÂ...
Mrs Margaret Kawooya Nakintu (RIP)
Jun 25, 1948 to May 28, 2023
We regretfully announce the passing of Mrs Margret Kawooya Nakintu (RIP) . You will be forever loved and forever remembered. We stand together with the family and friends of...
Mrs Rosely Kabwana Mbabazi (RIP)
Jan 1, 1952 to May 28, 2023
We regretfully announce the passing of Mrs Roselyn Kabwana Mbabazi (RIP) . You will be forever loved and forever remembered. We stand together with the family and friends of...
Obituaries celebrate and honor unique lives
Today’s obituaries are more than simple funeral announcements and a list of the names of family members. Modern obituaries include treasured memories, funny stories and important details that showcase the joys and moments of a life lived. A great obituary tells a unique story and reflects the personality of the person it commemorates.
Give visitation, funeral and memorial details
Funeral services that include a viewing or wake are usually held within a few days of a death, but a funeral or memorial service can sometimes take place much later. Some families choose to hold a visitation before the service, while others may prefer a more low-key or private family service.
Send flowers or gifts to the family's home
Along with words of condolence, sending flowers or a small gift is a wonderful way to show you care. With the Dignity Memorial online obituary, it's simple to order a bouquet or another token of care and have it delivered directly to the funeral service or the family’s home.​
Online obituaries let you leave words of support
It's important not to underestimate the power of a simple message or cherished photo to bring support and comfort to those who are grieving. Send a note, share a story or upload a photo. Your condolences will remain with the obituary and be included in an available printed memory book.
Frequently Asked Questions
An obituary is an announcement that someone has passed away, that is often printed in a newspaper or published online. Obituaries often include biographical information, a list of familial survivors, accomplishments, hobbies, and information regarding visitation, a memorial service, or a funeral service. Synonyms include mortuary tribute and death notice.
It is basically an announcement of a person’s death. It includes the day he or she died, a recent photograph, a short biography of his or her life, information about family members, and details about the funeral or memorial service.
Everyone should get an obituary. An obituary is the final published story of your life. And everyone deserves to have one.
Are you debating whether your family member needs an obituary? If you don’t want to write it or don’t feel confident writing it, ask another family member or friend. Uganda Funeral Service will also help you write one.
Obituaries are not mandatory. They are not required by law to be written or published. But … if you’re considering skipping the obituary because it’s too overwhelming to write or you don’t think you have the time, please reconsider it.
An obituary is the final tribute to your loved one, the final loving gesture you can give them to ensure the world remembers their contribution
This is a tough question to answer.
First, we suggest you politely decline writing this obituary and assign the task to someone else. Your feelings about this person are 100 percent valid and if you don’t believe this person deserves your time to write about his/her life, then you absolutely should not do it.
We believe everyone who lived on this planet should have an obituary to commemorate that life. But, you certainly don’t have to be the one to write it. Politely decline the task of writing the obituary and go spend some time with people you love and who love you back.
The easiest answer to the question of who to include in an obituary is all the people who loved and cared for the person who died.
It’s common to list all immediate family members: spouse, children, grandchildren, parents, siblings etc
