Kenyan VP Consoles Anglican Archbishop
Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka has send a message of condolence to the family, relatives, friends and the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) following the death of Mrs. Karen Wabukhala, wife Archbishop Eliud Wabukhala.
Mr. Musyoka said he learnt of the passing on of the late Mrs. Wabukhala with deep shock and sorrow.
The Vice President expressed regret at the death of Mrs. Wabukhala whom he described as a supportive wife to her husband and a dear mother not only to her immediate family but the entire ACK fraternity.
He said the late Mrs. Wabukhala will be remembered as strong pillar in the Anglican Church noting that she had stood firmly in her Christian faith and contributed immensely to the spread of the work of God.
He prayed God to give the bereaved family strength to bear the loss and encouraged them to depend upon God during this time of grief.
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