Mr. Speaker, today I rise to remember Moses Larel Luwalira. Moses was born in Entebbe, Uganda, on December 31st, 1992, to the late John Kyebambe and Proscovia Nakayima. He was a beloved brother to Sam and Job. Moses leaves behind his mother, extended family, and many friends.
Moses' life was defined by faith, kindness, and service. He received his early education at Iganga Boys School, Busoga College Mwiri for high school, and then pursued his passion for construction at Niagara College, Welland Campus, in Ontario. Moses moved North to Yellowknife in 2023 to continue building his future. But what he built here was far greater than a career. He built community, friendship, and faith.
Moses was deeply involved with the Holy Trinity Anglican Church and supporting youth in Yellowknife and was always guiding, mentoring, and supporting young people. He believed in building not only structures but also lives by offering wisdom, encouragement, and compassion. He had a true gift for listening and lifting others up, and many youth looked to him as a role model.
Beyond his service, Moses carried a passion for philosophy, learning, and family life. He loved to discuss life’s big questions and share thoughtful insights that made people stop and reflect. Family meant everything to him, whether by birth or by community, and he never missed a chance to connect, support, or celebrate those he loved. His humility, compassion, and joyful presence enriched the lives of all who knew him. May Moses's soul rest in eternal peace.
Condolences go out to the family and friends.
