Helen Cheramboss
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Helen Cheramboss
Helen Cheramboss, born on 24th August 1952 in Chemalin Village, Kapkolei sublocation, Nandi County, Kenya, was a notable Kenyan educator and a devoted Christian. She made significant contributions to the field of education and played a pivotal role in nurturing young minds throughout her career.
Early Life and Education Helen Cheramboss was the fourth born in a family of eight children to the late Ezekiel Some Tangwar and the late Rebecca Tangwar. At a young age, she displayed a strong passion for education and excelled in her studies. She completed her Certificate of Primary Education at Ndurio Primary School and pursued her O'level and A'level education at Kapsabet Girls High School and Kipsigis Girls High School, respectively.
Though initially aspiring to study law, Helen ultimately chose to pursue a Bachelor of Education at the University of Nairobi, graduating in 1977. Her love for education remained steadfast throughout her life.
Teaching Career Upon graduating, Helen embarked on her teaching career, beginning as a teaching assistant at Kaiboi Technical School. She later served at various educational institutions, including Kangaru School and Aldai Girls Secondary School. Notably, she served as the Headmistress of Kapsabet Girls School and later as the Headmistress of Moi Girls High School (formerly Highlands Girls School) in Eldoret.
During her tenure at Moi Girls, Helen made substantial contributions to the education system and the community. She championed gender equality and instilled a culture of excellence, leading the school to remarkable academic achievements.
Awards and Honors In recognition of her exceptional service and contributions to education, Helen Cheramboss was honored with the Order of the Grand Warrior medal by the Kenyan Head of State in 2002. Additionally, she received accolades from Nandi County in 2015, further highlighting her significant impact on the education sector.
Family and Personal Life Helen Cheramboss was married to her partner of 45 years, and they were blessed with six children. Despite the demands of her career, she emphasized the importance of family and maintained a strong partnership with her husband. Her children and grandchildren held a special place in her heart, and she remained a devoted and loving mother and grandmother throughout her life.
Philanthropy and Community Involvement Beyond her professional career, Helen Cheramboss was deeply committed to her Christian faith and was actively involved in church activities. She served in various capacities within the church, including leading the choir, participating in mission work, and contributing to the growth and development of her local church community.
Legacy Helen Cheramboss's legacy lives on through the countless lives she touched as an educator, a mother, and a devout Christian. Her commitment to education, her unwavering faith, and her dedication to her family serve as an enduring testament to her remarkable life. She will forever be remembered for her selfless contributions to society and her indelible impact on the educational landscape of Kenya.
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