The solemn ceremony drew family members, friends, members of the KPA fraternity, and community leaders, including Governor Abdulswamad, who joined mourners in paying their final respects.
The mass provided an opportunity for those gathered to reflect on Mitchelle’s life and offer comfort to a grieving family facing the immeasurable loss of a young life.
Attendees offered prayers, tributes, and messages of support, demonstrating solidarity and compassion during a deeply emotional moment.
Gov. Abdulswamad expressed heartfelt condolences to Captain Ruto and the family, acknowledging the depth of sorrow that accompanies the loss of a child.
“May her soul rest in eternal peace, and may God grant strength and comfort to all who mourn,” he said, echoing the sentiments of the congregation.
Friends and colleagues remembered Mitchelle as a bright and loving individual whose presence touched the lives of many.
The KPA fraternity, alongside community leaders and residents, shared words of encouragement and support, highlighting the importance of unity and compassion in times of grief.
Mitchell Jelimo Kemboi tragically died in a car crash last Friday in Taita Taveta county.
They were travelling as a family to the Serengeti National Park for the Easter holiday when their family car hit a stationary trailer that had broken down on the road, but had not put up any content.
Jelimo died on the spot while the rest of the family was hospitalised.
There were five in the car at the time of the accident. The hospitalised family members have been involved with the victim.
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