Nathan Walusimbi

Nathan Walusimbi, affectionately known as Salongo, was a beacon of light in the lives of many. Born on June 28, 1970, in Kampala, Uganda, he carried the vibrant spirit of his birthplace with him throughout his life. Nathan was a charismatic soul whose infectious laughter and captivating stories touched the hearts of everyone he met. His love for God and family was evident in his every action, making him a pillar of strength and guidance for those around him. A dedicated and loyal family man, his memory will be cherished by all who knew him.

Nathan was a thoughtful man who found joy in simple pleasures. He loved riding his motorcycle and watching football, passions that he shared with his sons. As a social worker, he was instrumental in the healthcare sector, showing his commitment to helping others. His dedication to his work was unparalleled, a testimony to his compassionate heart. He was a proud holder of a Bachelor's degree, a feat that showcased his dedication to education and personal growth. Nathan, with his unwavering faith, was a living testament to the verse from the Bible, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" - Philippians 4:13.

Nathan leaves behind a legacy of love and devotion. He is survived by his sons Michael Walusimbi, Myles Walusimbi, Mylo Walusimbi, Alex Smith and his siblings Penina Walusimbi, Daniel Senoga, Elijah Walusimbi, Martin Walusimbi, Phillip Kisembo. His parents, Hamu and Sarah Walusimbi, along with his beloved spouse, Dinah Walusimbi, preceded him in death.

A Homegoing Service will be held on Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 10:30 AM at Oxford Valley Chapel 198 Bristol Oxford Valley Road Levittown PA. Nathan will be laid to rest at Rosedale Memorial Park.

In memory of our beloved Nathan, we encourage friends and family to share their cherished memories and upload photos to his memorial page. As we navigate this time of loss, let us remember the laughter, the wisdom, and the love that Nathan brought into our lives. His spirit lives on in the stories we share and the memories we hold dear.