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Mr. Kyulli Kianga transitioned from this life on November 1, 2018. His funeral will be held 1:00PM on Wednesday, January 9, 2019 at Woodard Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will follow in Proximity Mills Cemetery. Woodard Funeral Home is in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Mr. Kyulli Kianga
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  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    The staff off Woodard Funeral Home will continue to keep your family in our prayers.
    ~ Woodard Funeral Home
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Tuesday, January 8, 2019
    Even before I could get to know his name, Kyulli was already a friend. Met him at work (gas station) and instantly connected with him. He was passionate for knowledge and intellectual thought. Very concerned about human welfare... even shared a book with me to read on the plight of humanity. Quite a gentleman. Very pleasant and humble. He leaves a hole in my life that still begs the question as to why God allowed our paths to briefly cross then suddenly cut off. May the Lord comfort the family and remind them of the hope that they will see Kyulli again. Rest in peace, my friend.
    ~ Peter Theuri   Greensboro, NC
  • Friday, February 1, 2019
    Our condolences to the family. May the God of peace comfort you during this time of loss (2 Corinthians 1:2-7).
    ~ Renee