“There is no other day we could come and say thank you other than Mashujaa Day,” Sang said.
Cheramboss urged them to remain loyal, respect and honour those above them.
He is a lay canon at the Anglican Church and the patron of St Andrews Tendwo ACK Church, which he founded.
Cheramboss also spearheaded the establishment of Kapkolei Girls High School, now a leading extra-county school in Nandi.
He engages in various farming activities which include a 14-acre tea farm at his rural home, cane farming and dairy rearing at his farm in Soy in Uasin-Gishu among other activities.
“I am now prioritising supporting the needy in the society. That is how I spend my little pension and income from my three posho mills,” he said.
He served as GSU commandant, head of Presidential Escort unit personnel, deputy director in charge of security at the KWS, provincial police officer, OCPD, OCS, head of investigations among others.
Outside the police service, he has served as the chairman of Kenya Airport Authority, director Ewaso Ngiro Development Authority, council member Moi University, and chairman of various Anglican sponsored schools in Nandi.
Cheramboss was gifted with a Friesian heifer, gym equipment and a portrait to mark his 19 years of retirement.
Edited by Kiilu Damaris
