Leaders, KPA Fraternity Unite in Emotional Send-Off for Capt. Ruto’s Daughter

Leaders, family, and members of the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) fraternity gathered in Mombasa for an emotional farewell to Mitchelle Jelimo Kemboi, the daughter of Captain William Ruto, during a solemn funeral service held at Christ Is The Answer Ministries (CITAM) Nyali.

The service drew a large congregation of mourners who came together in unity to support Capt. Ruto and his family following the tragic loss. The atmosphere was heavy with grief as heartfelt tributes painted the picture of a young woman remembered for her warmth, kindness, and promising future.

Religious leaders presiding over the ceremony called on the family to draw strength from their faith, delivering messages of hope and resilience amid the sorrow. Hymns filled the sanctuary as mourners reflected on Mitchelle’s life and legacy.

Leaders present at the service expressed their condolences, emphasizing the importance of standing together during moments of loss. They reassured the bereaved family of their unwavering support, noting that the pain of losing a loved one is shared by the wider community.

Members of the KPA fraternity also paid tribute, describing Mitchelle’s passing as a profound loss not only to the family but also to those who had come to know her through Capt. Ruto’s professional circle.

Family members and friends delivered emotional eulogies, recalling cherished memories and celebrating a life that, though cut short, left a lasting impact. Many spoke of her humility, compassion, and the joy she brought to those around her.

The ceremony concluded with mourners filing past the casket to pay their final respects, offering comfort and solidarity to the grieving family. A private burial followed, attended by close relatives.

The send-off served as a powerful reminder of the strength found in unity, as leaders and citizens alike came together to honor a life dearly loved and deeply missed.